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    Lack of Insulin Decreases Available Glucose For Cell

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    This patient is a 68-year-old Filipino man with a family history of diabetes, arthritis, and high blood pressure. He owns a restaurant and his diet consists mostly of fruits, meat, and vegetables. He has been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and hypertension. He presents with edema in his left foot, altered sensation and tingling/numbness in his feet, and blurry vision. His blood sugar, blood pressure, BUN, and creatinine levels are elevated.

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    This patient is a 68-year-old Filipino man with a family history of diabetes, arthritis, and high blood pressure. He owns a restaurant and his diet consists mostly of fruits, meat, and vegetables. He has been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and hypertension. He presents with edema in his left foot, altered sensation and tingling/numbness in his feet, and blurry vision. His blood sugar, blood pressure, BUN, and creatinine levels are elevated.

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    This patient is a 68-year-old Filipino man with a family history of diabetes, arthritis, and high blood pressure. He owns a restaurant and his diet consists mostly of fruits, meat, and vegetables. He has been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and hypertension. He presents with edema in his left foot, altered sensation and tingling/numbness in his feet, and blurry vision. His blood sugar, blood pressure, BUN, and creatinine levels are elevated.

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    Lack of Insulin Decreases Available Glucose For Cell

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    This patient is a 68-year-old Filipino man with a family history of diabetes, arthritis, and high blood pressure. He owns a restaurant and his diet consists mostly of fruits, meat, and vegetables. He has been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and hypertension. He presents with edema in his left foot, altered sensation and tingling/numbness in his feet, and blurry vision. His blood sugar, blood pressure, BUN, and creatinine levels are elevated.

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    Non-Modifiable Factors

    Precipitating Factor
     Male
     Diet consist mostly of fruits meat and
     68 years old vegetable
     Famy history of DM /arthrithis/ HPN  Businessman(restaurant)
     Filipino
     Hypertension Diabetes Mellitus Trajenta 5mg
    Type 2

    Dysfunction of the beta Decreased sensitivity of


    Blood Blood Blood sugar exceeds Glucose cannot Gluconeogenesis
    cells in the pancreas the cells to insulin Osmolality viscosity renal threshold enter cell activation

    Production of impaired Glucose is unable to Fluid shifting Blood Favors Glycosuria Cellular Lipolysis CHON breakdown
    from Flow bacterial Starvation
    insulin enter the cells intracellular to growth
    extracellular
    Accumulation Lack of insulin
    Osmotic Sensation of of by product
    Tissue Infection Diuresis hunger
    decreases available
    Desensitization of the Glucose remains in the Intracellular Perfusion glucose for cell
    liver and extremities to blood stream DHN metabolism
    the levels of blood  Urine Polyphagia Fatty Ketones
    glucose Output Acid
    Thirst Wound s
    Sensation Healing

    Polyuria Atherosclerosis
    Continued release of Cellulitis
    Polydipsia
    glucose by the liver foot Ketonuria
    Risk for Micropathy
    SPO2: 93% imbalanced n fluid
    Hyperglycaemia less than body
    Edema on left foot Diabetic
    requirement
    Ketoacidosis
    Hypotonic
    Neuropathy Retinopathy
    solution
    Promote active/passive
    Insulin Resistance ROM exercises Altered comfort related
    Loss of Sensation Blurring of vision Decrease in
    Risk for falls Deep breathing inflammatory process
    Tingling/numbness bicarbonates
    Weakness
    Ensure safety
    Hardening of the Decrease kidney Metabolic acidosis
    Therapeutic socks glomerulus function
    Risk for decreased
    Tramadol IV PRN for pain cardiac output to
    Decrease in cardiac
    160/110mmhg contractility
    glomerulosclerosis BUN:57.7mg/dl
    CREA: 262 mg/dl Furosemide 40mg/tab
    Nephropathy NACOH3 65mg/tab
    Cilostazol 50 mg/tab

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