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EXAM 3 CLASS NOTES/ STUDY GUIDE TORRIE HATTAWAY

Diabetes
- Type 1 and Type 2
- Pancreas does not produce insulin
- Chronic Hyperglycemia resulting from problems with glucose regulations
- What are the signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia/hyperglycemia?
- Hypoglycemia- Profuse Perspiration Priority! Shakey, Diaphoretic, weak, confused, diplopia
- Hyperglycemia- Warm skin, Kussmaul, rapid RR, DKA, Dehydration
- Complications: Neuropathy, Retinopathy, cardiovascular disease
- High glucose = leads to plaque in vessels

Type 1 – History, cannot control whether you get it, Weight loss

Type 2- Diet, history, obesity, around 50yr, Cultures, Weight gain, decrease protein and carbs

Both present with: 3 Ps – Polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia (excessive hunger, thirst, and peeing)

Therapeutic Management
1- Insulin dependent, diet, blood sugar monitor, education, burnout
2- Diet, exercise, blood sugar monitor, education

Lab and Diagnostics
- Blood glucose
- Hemoglobin A1C - 6.5% or above
- Fasting glucose?? 126
- Glucose tolerant test
- Postprandial – after you eat
- Urine screening – sugar and ketone

Education – When they get sick, more frequent blood sugar checks, low carb diet, caution when
exercising, how to count carbs, buy shoes later in the day because your feet could be swollen toward the
end of the day, Diabetes can cause blindness so Pt should see ophthalmologist yearly, Avoid NSAIDs

Never exercise when insulin is at its peak, or within 1 hour, have snack before, do not work out at night,
Swimming is a good option for diabetic with neuropathy

Sick Day rules SICK– Sugar (Check 2-3hr), Insulin (Always take), Carbs (Drink lots of fluid manage carbs),
Ketones (Check urine, blood ketones Q4 hrs.)



Foot Care! Avoid injury and infection

Exercise – prevent hypoglycemia or DKA (Type 1)




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, DKA- Increased rate of respirations, decreases blood pH, Kussmaul (Administer IV Insulin) Tachycardia,
Orthostatic Hypotension, Increase Urine Output (Severe), Crackles/edema would NOT occur because of
diuresis

Can you explain DKA ???

Types of Insulin
Onset/Peak is important

Onset is when it begins, Peak is at its best work = Risk for Hypoglycemia

- Make sure it is insulin syringe not normal syringe
- Rotate injection sites

 Human Lispro (Humalog), Insulin Aspart (Novolog) & Insulin Glulisin (Apidra) *Only IV Insulin
 Onset is 5-15mins
 Peak is about of hour
 Use for sliding scale

Short acting – given SubQ & IV
 (Humulin R, Novolin R)
 Onset (30-60min)
 Peak (2-4hrs)

Immediate acting- SubQ
 NPH
 Onset-1-2 hours
 Peak 4-12 hours
 Duration 18-24 hours
 Between meal snacks may be ordered for patients to prevent hypoglycemic



Long acting-
 Lantus – Cannot be mixed with any Insulin, ordered twice a day within 30 mins



Do you know how to administer, mix, store, pump considerations ??

Alcohol with a meal if they are going to drink – risk for hypoglycemia

Liver’s job is to store glucose and releasing it when needed

Abdomen has fastest rate of absorption through blood vessels not location




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