Type 1 Diabetes Monitoring Flashcards
risk factors for diabetes
ethnicity family history obesity -sedentary lifestyle -energy dense diets deprivation
what advice to give people with a moderate risk of type 2 diabetes
brief intervention on benefits of a healthy lifestyle and modifying risk factors
what advice to give people with a high risk of type 2 diabetes
intensive intervention to increase physical activity, achieve and maintain weight loss, increase dietary fibre intake, reduce fat and saturated fat intake
what guidelines should diabetes weight loss follow
SIGN 115 Management of obesity guidelines
what type of diabetes benefits from lifestyle changes
ALL types
what are the short term and long term goals of medical nutrition therapy
Self management
- optimise BG control
- healthy body weight
- optimise lipid profile and blood pressure
Long term
-ensure lifestyle decreases risk of macro/microvascular complications
what are the main nutritional considerations for type 1 diabetes
consistency and timing of meals and CHO
timing of insulin
monitoring blood glucose regularly
what are the main nutritional considerations for type 2 diabetes
weight loss
smaller meals and snacks
physical activity
monitoring blood glucose and medication
what is the primary nutritional strategy in T2D
weight management
what are some challenges to weight loss and maintenance in T2DM
medication can induce weight gain
extra kcal consumed to treat hypo
What is the main nutritional consideration for glycemic control in T1DM
carbohydrates
adjusting insulin to carb intake can be very beneficial
consistence quantities of carbs day today are beneficial for those on fixed insulin regimens
how do you do carb counting
record food/drink, BG and activity over day
calculate grams CHO
monitor/make adjustments
who can use carb counting
suitable for type 1 using basal bolus insulin
multiple daily injections or continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion pump
how to treat early stages of a hypo
15-20g of rapidly absorbed carbohydrate
-glucose tablets/sugary drink
causes of hypo
missed/delayed meal increased physical activity too much insulin alcohol (esp on empty stomach) tight control (little reserves for unexpected vented)