My insulin Log

tell me about the scale of measuring your keytones when you have diabetes

I have a patient who only speaks Greek, his son tries to translate but doesn’t speak Greek well. I need some informative information to pass on to him.

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Incidences of diabetes are increasing rapidly inspecific populations, and has become a public healthconcern in many communities around the world. Thisconcern includes Punjabi speakers in the South FraserHealth Region – adjacent to Vancouver, Canada. Thereis administrative interest in the healthimplications, especially for vulnerable groups, manyof whom are English language low-literate. This studyfocuses on determinants of health, low Englishlanguage literacy, and the forms of access to healthinformation about managing a chronic condition. Thediscussion includes psychosocial aspects, such as the’Golden Jail,’ whereby the immigrant appears to enjoya much better lifestyle, but at a personal and socialcost. The re… More >>

Access to Diabetes Information by Punjabis: How do Punjabi Speakers, Who Are Low Literate in theEnglish Language, Access Information About Diabetes?

(1)how do i elaborate on the insulin levels, and (2)how does ketoacidosis complicate matters and what does it lead to and (3)what is the biochemical reaction if sugar is not available for use in the cell membrane?

My wife was just diagnosed with diabtes and I dont know anything about it I looked it up on webmd but I would like more info about it please help me?

I just found out that my dad is in high risk of having diabetes. I don’t know much about diabetes so I was wondering if somebody can tell me some information about it. I’m really worried about him and I don’t know what to do. Any ideas on how I can cope? I haven’t told any of my friends since I don’t want to make such a big deal of something that can might not even happen to him, but I don’t know.

Thank you!

Was just told have high sugar count and doc put me on some sugar something. Said it was type 2 what ever that means. I am not sure. Company doc and not a lot of time spent and was in sort of a shock. So where do I go for GOOD info?

I am not very good at writing in english so forgive me I want websites , articles, books on diabetes in children what is the best for them and how to take care of them thanks a lot

and if there is other kinds of diabetes that would work to (school project)

My dad is very sick with diabeties and has had it since he was 21 (he is now 45) I know all of the basics and can recite them like abc’s but now he is in the advanved stages of it and things are changing alot. I like to know what is going on with his health to keep up with the doctors. And good links would be helpful, i’m also interested in books, the more the merrier.

i have a science assignment based on diabetes

i need to include:
-the name of the disease and cause of infection
-who it affects and where it is prevalent
-the pathology of the disease and the vector
-any cures of methods of control

anyone know some really good websites where i can get information to answer these questions?

I’m writing a story about a teen with diabetes. He carries an insulin pump. Now I know a lot about diabetes itself like the fact the body cannot produce insulin and When you get a hypo you feel tired dizzy and moody and to get yourself on track you eat something thats high on carbs without covering it with insulin, but I don’t know all the parts of the pump. I also need to know… Do you still prick your fingers if you have a pump, and why and how many times a day?