Hello all, I am doing an Access to Nursing course and have a fictional patient with type 2 diabetes.
I would appreciate any information you could give me to help me with my course.
Many thanx
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Hello all, I am doing an Access to Nursing course and have a fictional patient with type 2 diabetes.
I would appreciate any information you could give me to help me with my course.
Many thanx
"Vikki" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Hello all, I am doing an Access to Nursing course and have a fictional patient with type 2
diabetes. I would appreciate any information you could give me to help me with my course.
And why should we help you with your studies?
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Vikki said:Hello all, I am doing an Access to Nursing course and have a fictional patient with type 2
diabetes. I would appreciate any information you could give me to help me with my course.Many thanx
Nursing course.... Likely you want the ADA site, what they teach and real world experience can be at
odds. Many of us follow regiments that are contrary to what is taught, other follow ADA.
BJ
On 6 Nov 2003 03:09:51 -0800, [email hidden] (Vikki)
Quoted message said:Hello all, I am doing an Access to Nursing course and have a fictional patient with type 2
diabetes. I would appreciate any information you could give me to help me with my course.
Many thanx
IME doing the research on a topic yourself is a sure way of being able to grasp the concept.
Remembering the detail is not so important. Stop looking for shortcuts there are none. However, if
during your studies you come across something you just do not understand or grasp, then I am sure if
you ask you might get a decent answer.
Often, getting the correct answer depends entirely upon asking the right question and whislt you
determine what form that should be, you will learn.
Pete
Diagnosed 20/03/03 Type II D&E + Metformin + Gliclazide
+ Asprin 210lbs at Dx to target 174lbs achieved. Now 171lbs. To mail: aspen3 at freeuk.com
For starters, check out the ADA
diabetes.orghomepage.jspOpen ↗
& various other national diabetes orgs,
such as Canada
diabetes.cawelcome.aspOpen ↗
NIH nih.govnih.govOpen ↗ NIDDK niddk.nih.govniddk.nih.govOpen ↗ & diabetes.niddk.nih.govdiabetes.niddk.nih.govOpen ↗ AACE
aace.comaace.comOpen ↗ & guidelines at aace.comguidelinesOpen ↗ CDC
cdc.govdiabetes.htmOpen ↗ the CDE association aadenet.orgaadenet.orgOpen ↗ This should be
enough to get you started learning the basics & what questions you need to ask. bj
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Quoted message said:Hello all, I am doing an Access to Nursing course and have a fictional patient with type 2
diabetes. I would appreciate any information you could give me to help me with my course.Many thanx
(Vikki) said:Hello all, I am doing an Access to Nursing course and have a fictional patient with type 2
diabetes. I would appreciate any information you could give me to help me with my course.Many thanx
This will be useful:
(Vikki) said:Hello all, I am doing an Access to Nursing course and have a fictional patient with type 2
diabetes. I would appreciate any information you could give me to help me with my course.Many thanx
I think it is not a good idea to help you cheat. It's bad enough that all the dieticians cheat.
Sleepy
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BJ in Texas said:Vikki said:Hello all, I am doing an Access to Nursing course and have a fictional patient with type 2
diabetes. I would appreciate any information you could give me to help me with my course.Many thanx
Nursing course.... Likely you want the ADA site, what they teach and real world experience can be
at odds. Many of us follow regiments that are contrary to what is taught, other follow ADA.
Precisely. My endocrinologist says that the way I treat my DM is contrary to current orthodoxy but
will *be* the orthodoxy in 10 years. ;-)
Priscilla
Julie Bove said:"Vikki" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:Hello all, I am doing an Access to Nursing course and have a fictional patient with type 2
diabetes. I would appreciate any information you could give me to help me with my course.And why should we help you with your studies?
It probably wouldn't hurt to indoctrinate at least one fresh new face in the medical establishment
with "test,test,test". From one little acorn....
To the OP. Go to alt-support-diabetes.orgalt-support-diabetes.orgOpen ↗ and click on "newly diagnosed." Unfortunately,
if you try to convince your instructors of the truth of the advice you find there, you will probably
fail the course. It works, but they don't want to know that. It's not established teaching.
Cheers Alan, T2, Oz dx May 2002, diet and exercise.
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Priscilla Ballou said:In article <[email hidden]>, "BJ in Texas"
Quoted message said:Vikki said:Hello all, I am doing an Access to Nursing course and have a fictional patient with type 2
diabetes. I would appreciate any information you could give me to help me with my course.Many thanx
Nursing course.... Likely you want the ADA site, what they teach and real world experience can be
at odds. Many of us follow regiments that are contrary to what is taught, other follow ADA.Precisely. My endocrinologist says that the way I treat my DM is contrary to current orthodoxy but
will *be* the orthodoxy in 10 years. ;-)Priscilla
It works! BJ
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