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How would you prepare a patient for a diabetes follow-up what testing may be ordered?
Periodic check up of blood sugar level falls within the follow up of a diabetes patient. The Doctor may also advise for urine culture . The blood sugar tests should cover both fasting and post prandial. Maintaining diet avoiding sweets, potato. brisk morning walk are other follow ups for diabetic patients.
What is reason of swelling in the foot of diabetic patient?
It is due to impaired circulation. The blood tends to pool up since it is having a hard time traveling back up the leg. It is important to elevate the legs and feet when this is going on.
What is difference between in patient and admitted patient?
A patient is someone who comes for a check up and leaves the hospital.An admitted one is who has to stay in the hospital ward for care or further treatment.
if i am diabetic how can i get retinopathy treatment?
You can get a check up from your family doctor and make sure you should be getting the treatment. Then the doctor will most likely refer you to a specialist.
Is there a free diabetes pump for the elderly?
www.freediabetesresources.com is a good web site to check on free diabetes pump for elderly people. If you are on medicare you can call them and they will give you a list of companies to call or look up on the web sites.
Er model.... Entity relationship diagram about how patient sets appointment to a doctor for check up....?
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What is preanaesthetic check up?
pre anaesthetic check up is done on the patient undergoing certain surgical procedure. it should be done by a trained anaesthesiologist to detect any co-existing disease in the patient relevent to the anaesthesia being given and also to asses the fitness of the patient for the particular surgery. it helps the anaesthesiologist to be prepared for any mishaps beforehanded
Tell when does a patient need to be given glucose?
Usually, a diabetic will know if their blood sugar has dropped too low and will try to communicate it to you one way or another. Always have them check their blood sugar. Generally, the rule is: If the BG (Blood glucose) is below 75 then the person is considered to be "low"- in hypoglycemia.However, a diabetic may feel the symptoms of hypoglycemia yet not be "low". I can say from experience, I thought I was REALLY low one time, I checked, and ended up being like mid 70's- which is not too awfully bad. So, it is always important to check before taking action.If the patient is just acting weird, or doesn't seem ok, or doesn't respond like they usually do, just check to make sure everything is under control. Not everyone experiences the same symptoms during hypoglycemia, so it is important to make sure you know what each patient experiences.
What are the benefits of telemetry in health care for the elderly?
Telemetry in healthcare for the elderly refers to cardiac monitoring; it serves the same purpose as an ordinary heart monitor, with the difference being that the patient is fitted with a transmitter that sends the data to the area of the hospital where the monitoring occurs. One of the main advantages of monitoring a patient in this way is that it allows the person to get up and move around, at least within the device's transmitting range. In many cases, this is highly preferable to having a patient confined to a bed so that his heart's activity can be observed.
What is a sentence for phonocardiogram?
The phonocardiogram detected abnormal heart sounds during the patient's check-up.
What is a diabetic comma?
its when you go to sleep and never wake up
I am a type 2 diabetic my problem is my blood sugar is high when I wake up, how can I correct it?
I am a type 2 diabetic my problem is my blood sugar is high when I wake up in the morning, how can I correct it?
