Exam 3: Diabetes Mnagement Flashcards
CHO fructose
fructose has lower glycemic index, but adversely affects plasma TG in large amounts
sugar alcohol
vg 2kcal/g (not fully digested or absorb so dont raise BG)
artificial sugar
artificial: sucralose, aspartame, acesulfameK, saccharin. Natural : stevia, monk fruit.
fiber
25-38g/d,
soluble
, 7-13 g/d
diet must be
- diet must be individualized
CHO must be
- no ideal amount of CHO identified, CHO evenly distributed thru day
starchy or non
- Emphasize consumption of non-starchy vegetables (nutr/fiver dense+low CHO)
limit
- limit added sugars and refined grains
- limit or avoid sugar sweetened beverages
- limit or avoid sugar sweetened beverages
protein
- may promote satiety (T2: promote weight loss)
fat
- quality over quantity (high risk for CVD (high in monounsat, oilive, nuts, seeds avocado, seafood, omega 3
- mediterranean style diet pattern may be beneficial
- delay GE (BG control response
soluble fiber
- delay GE (BG control)
- oats, oatmeal, beans, legumes, chia seeds, barley, fruits, psylium
alcohol
- consume in moderation and with food
-empty stomach hypoglycemic effect,
Exercise and Diabetes
- Increases insulin sensitivity
- benefit T2 (lower BG for fuel)
- Potential hypoglycemia if taking insulin or insulin secretagogues
- complication
- Potential hyperglycemia with high-intensity exercise
- bc stress hormone cortisol, E, NE, glucagon inc BG
- Frequent BG monitoring important
- during exercise, b/a
- Guidelines
⚬ 150 minutes moderate intensity exercise spread out over at least 3 days/week
⚬ Resistance training 2x/week
- CHO guidelines for insulin/insulin secretagogue users
⚬ Add 15g CHO for every 30-60 min of activity
⚬ Add more if pre-exercise BG < 100 mg/dL
- Insulin Guidelines
⚬ Moderate to strenuous activity: decrease 1- 2 units per 45-60 min
⚬ Prolonged vigorous exercise: 15-20% decrease in daily dose
goal: if on insulin or secretagogue: monitor BG before, eat CHO before, lower dose
rec for glycemic control adults
A1c
Prepreandial
postpraadial
<7%
70-130mg/dl
<180mg/dL