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    Diabetes Patient Check List

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    Mr. Omer, a 24-year-old nursing student with type 1 diabetes, is experiencing symptoms of hyperglycemia such as frequent urination, thirst, blurred vision, and fatigue. He forgot to take his morning insulin and realizes his blood sugar is high but decides to wait until the afternoon to address it. By noon, he is experiencing abdominal pain, weakness, and a rapid pulse. As a nurse, you would check his vital signs and blood sugar level, explain the risks of not taking his insulin and importance of diet and exercise for managing his diabetes, and ensure he receives prompt medical attention.

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    Mr. Omer, a 24-year-old nursing student with type 1 diabetes, is experiencing symptoms of hyperglycemia such as frequent urination, thirst, blurred vision, and fatigue. He forgot to take his morning insulin and realizes his blood sugar is high but decides to wait until the afternoon to address it. By noon, he is experiencing abdominal pain, weakness, and a rapid pulse. As a nurse, you would check his vital signs and blood sugar level, explain the risks of not taking his insulin and importance of diet and exercise for managing his diabetes, and ensure he receives prompt medical attention.

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    Mr. Omer, a 24-year-old nursing student with type 1 diabetes, is experiencing symptoms of hyperglycemia such as frequent urination, thirst, blurred vision, and fatigue. He forgot to take his morning insulin and realizes his blood sugar is high but decides to wait until the afternoon to address it. By noon, he is experiencing abdominal pain, weakness, and a rapid pulse. As a nurse, you would check his vital signs and blood sugar level, explain the risks of not taking his insulin and importance of diet and exercise for managing his diabetes, and ensure he receives prompt medical attention.

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    Diabetes Patient Check List

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    Abdirahman Musse
    Mr. Omer, a 24-year-old nursing student with type 1 diabetes, is experiencing symptoms of hyperglycemia such as frequent urination, thirst, blurred vision, and fatigue. He forgot to take his morning insulin and realizes his blood sugar is high but decides to wait until the afternoon to address it. By noon, he is experiencing abdominal pain, weakness, and a rapid pulse. As a nurse, you would check his vital signs and blood sugar level, explain the risks of not taking his insulin and importance of diet and exercise for managing his diabetes, and ensure he receives prompt medical attention.

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    SCENARIO: DIABETES MILUTES.

    (critical thinking)
    Mr. Omer, 24-year-old, is a first-year nursing student. He was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes mellitus when
    he was 12. Currently, he takes 6 units act rapid insulin (short acting insulin) twice a day BID
    Subcutaneously each morning Mr. Omer notices that he is urinating frequently, is thirsty, and has blurred
    vision. He is also very tired but blames all his symptoms on working too much and studying for school.

    He forgets to take his morning insulin and realizes he must have HYPERGLYCEMIA but decides that he
    will be all right until he gets home in the afternoon. Around noon, he complains of abdominal pain, weakness,
    and rapid pulse. What would you do?

    Aim:( (KNOWLEDGE) transfer on diabetic patient


    Module name: Medical surgical Final
    Candidate NO: Programme Nursing
    Eternal examiner Station no Date :2022/2/
    S. No Possible answers Possible Scored
    Marks Marks
    1. Great welcome and introduce yourself to the pt. 1
    2. Explain the procedure to the pt. 1
    3. Check the pts vital signs 1
    4. Check pts blood sugar 3*
    5. Ask the patient if he eat any food today 1
    6. Explain the patient about risks of not taking his insulin 3*
    7. Explain the patient the importance of diet 3*
    8. Tell the patient the importance of exercise 3*
    9. Tell the patient in that stress raises blood sugar 3*
    10. Explain in that follow up on diabetes specialise doctor 3*
    is important
    11. Explain the patient aggravating factors of blood sugar 1
    12. Explain the patient how to live with diabetes life since 1
    its long-life disease
    13. Reassure the patient 1
    14. Make appointment to the pt. about follow up of blood 1
    sugar control
    15. Documentation 1
    16 Global rating 4
    Total 31/31
    *Essential criteria must pass at least 4 out of 6 of the essential criteria
    Pass: Scored of 23/36(4 essential criteria)
    Examiners Global Rating

    4. 3. 2. 1. 0.
    4= excellent 3= very good 2=clear pass. 1=borderline 0=Fail
    Any comments on the student’s performance

    1
    2

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