PPT-Access to insulin and diabetes diagnostics

David Beran Researcher and Lecturer University of Geneva Multilevel assessment of Health system Macro Ministry of Health Ministry of Trade Ministry of Finance Central Medical Store National Diabetes Association. Pens. Prepared by: Alison . Deux. , 4. th. year pharmacy student. Background on Diabetes. More than 9 MILLION Canadians are living with diabetes or pre-diabetes. 20 more people are diagnosed every hour. *. Stephen W. Ponder MD, FAAP, CDE. Scott & White Clinic. Temple, Round Rock and College Station. *. . And a bunch of other important stuff. One goal of diabetes care is managing glucose…. FLUX. . David Beran. Researcher and Lecturer. University of Geneva. Multi-level assessment of Health system. Macro. Ministry of Health . Ministry of Trade. Ministry of Finance. Central Medical Store. National Diabetes Association. Moderator. Stephen Atkin, MBBS, MD, PhD. Professor of Medicine. Weill Cornell Medicine - Qatar. Education City, Qatar Foundation. Doha, Qatar. Faculty. Tim Heise, MD. Lead Scientist. Science and Administration. Presented by:. Katie Spear MSN, RN, CDCES. 3 Takeaway Points. 1. How the pancreas is the problem in diabetes.. 2. How high blood glucoses or blood sugar effects your body.. 3. The main two types of diabetes.. In diabetes:. Body does not make or properly use insulin. Insulin is needed to:. Move glucose from blood into cells for energy. If insulin isn’t working, high blood glucose results:. Energy levels are low. Odinakachukwu Ehie, MD. Clinical Assistant Professor. UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital . Disclosures. No relevant financial relationships. Learning Objectives:. Discuss diabetes mellitus and the importance for anesthesia providers to know about it. Dr. . . Ghadiri. , MD. Assistance professor of endocrinology. Shahid. . Sadoughi. . University of Medical Sciences . 2. The importance of glycemic control in minimizing complications related to diabetes has been well established in type 1 diabetes . Diabetes Mellitus . Summary of Drugs Used in the Treatment of Diabetes. Diabetes Treatment . A person with . type 1 diabetes . must rely on . exogenous insulin . to . control hyperglycemia. , . avoid . Intensive Insulin Management 10Basal: Once-daily, either morning or bedtime(alternative: NPH morning and bedtime)Bolus: Fast-acting insulin before each meal;(alternative: R may be used)Premeal insulin Lispro 5-15 Hrs 1-2 4-5 NPH 1-2 Hrs 5-7 13-18 Lente 1-3 Hrs 4-8 13-20 Ultralente 2-4 Hrs 8-10 18-30 INT. J. DIAB. DEV. COUNTRIES (2000), VOL. 20 oxidation are also reduced by metformin. Metformin Page 2 Insulin infusion pump management: Inpatient guidelines Published by the State of Queensland (Queensland Health), July 2016 This document is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 chronic metabolic disorder that prevents the body to utilize glucose completely or partially. . It is . characterised. by raised glucose in the blood and altered carbohydrate , protein and fat metabolism. . What is Diabetes. ?. Diabetes. is a disease in which the body . does not make insulin . (Type 1) or make and . use insulin well (Type 2). . Insulin. is a hormone that assists your body in using blood glucose, or .