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This essay " Type 2 Diabetes: How Effective Are Educational Programmes in Improving Self-Management for Patient" analyzes the effectiveness of various educational programs for patients with Type 2 diabetes, eliminates their drawbacks, creates a unique self-management plan.... ... ... ... Nearly 200 diabetic patients were selected from 8 primary health care centers....
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The two emerging themes on non-pharmacological intervention on Type 2 diabetes are insufficient clinical data on the nutriotional aspects of preventing and treating Type 2 diabetes and serious shortfalls in implementing care for type Type 2 diabetes.... .... ... ... Health institutions estimate that United Kingdom experiences seventy five thousand deaths resulting from diabetes each year....
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Literature review
hyperosomar hyperglycaemia Syndrome (Name) (Institution) Introduction hyperosomar hyperglycaemia Syndrome is a condition in which a patient's blood-glucose level is very high, but ketones are not present in the patient's urine or blood (The Healthy Living Magazine, 2013).... hyperosomar hyperglycaemia Syndrome is characterised by hyperglycaemia, extreme dehydration and hyperosmolar plasma (Balasubramaniyam, Palanis, & Rajamani, 2011).... hyperosomar hyperglycaemia Syndrome is characterised by severe hyperglycaemia....
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Case Study
They are required to respect the patient as an individual, cooperate with other members of the medical team, obtain consent before giving treatment, protect patient confidential information, maintain professional knowledge and competence, provide a high level of standard practice and care at all times, be trustworthy, promote the interests of the patient, and act ethically to identify and minimize patient risk.... According to the code of professional ethics, the nurses and other medical practitioners are accountable for actions and omissions made in their lines of professional duty and practice and are bound to justify decisions....
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The result of insufficient action of insulin is an increase in blood glucose concentration or hyperglycaemia.... From my experience in the clinical placement, I have come across patients during clinical practice with varied presentations.... Diabetes is increasingly common throughout the world....
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onna Tomky, MSN, RN, C-ANP, Detection, Prevention, and Treatment of Hypoglycemia in the Hospital, From Research to practice /Diabetes Care in the Hospital, p.... onna Tomky, MSN, RN, C-ANP, Detection, Prevention, and Treatment of Hypoglycemia in the Hospital, From Research to practice /Diabetes Care in the Hospital, p.... onna Tomky, MSN, RN, C-ANP, Detection, Prevention, and Treatment of Hypoglycemia in the Hospital, From Research to practice /Diabetes Care in the Hospital, p....
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Insulin is a hormone that is produced in the pancreas which aids the cells in converting glucose into energy by facilitating the rapid uptake of glucose by the muscles, adipose tissue and liver.... A high-carbohydrate meal would signal the production of insulin to begin the.... ... ... When the pancreas is unable to produce enough insulin, glucose is retained in the blood, leaving the muscles and other tissues deprived of glucose and thus result to a disease called diabetes....
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Diabetes mellitus is a condition whereby the amount of glucose or sugar in the blood is more than what the hormonal insulin could convert into energy or fuel needed by the body.... There are two types of diabetes called Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.... Type 1 diabetes is developed when.... ... ... The failure of pancreas to produce insulin can be caused by a viral or other infection....
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