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When giving medicine to a patient, make sure you first identify who the patient is. Then, make sure you give them the right medicine in the right amount.
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Insulin was first injected into a patient with diabetes in the early 1920s. Before then, if one's diabetes could not be regulated, that person would almost always die. After the mass production of insulin, people could manage their diabetes, and it was not a death sentence, as it had once been.
The first thing to remember is that you are giving first aid. You are not there to carry out medical procedures that a trained doctor is able to do. Ensure the air ways are clear, remove dentures if present. If a spinal or neck injury is suspected, keep the patient immobile. Stem any bleeding. Ensure an ambulance has been called. Keep the patient talking and not going into shock. If you need to, place the patient into the recovery position, and keep a close eye on the patient's condition.
SHE - subject (who is doing the action? She) GAVE - verb (what is the subject doing? Giving) THE WORLD - indirect object (to whom is the subject doing the action? The world) HER FIRST INVENTION - direct object (what is the subject giving? Invention)
As with any accident scene, the first priority is safety (for you and the patient ). Therefore the first action is to stop the electrical source.
Yes they can develop diabetes with overweight and no exercise. most likely they will founder first before diabetes.
When a patient has serious symptoms of thiamine deficiency, supplementation is usually started by giving thiamine through an IV or by intramuscular shots.
When you have diabetes, you must work harder to care for yourself and become healthy. This can be challenging, and you may feel like giving up. The first step on the path to good health is a positive attitude. Don't just decide that you're doomed to suffer from diabetes. Get up and exercise, no matter how bad you feel, and learn to cook the meals you love in an alternative but healthy way.
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Diet and moderate exercise are the first treatments implemented in diabetes. For many Type II diabetics, weight loss may be an important goal in helping them to control their diabetes.
The first stage of diabetes is called Type I or juvenile diabetes, whereas the second stage is called Type II, which generally occurs to persons of the age group of 30 onwards. While Type I diabetes can be controlled, Type II diabetes persists throughout life, affecting other organs of the body.