Penulis : Trisha Dunning, RN, MED, PhD, CDE, FRCNA
Penerbit : Balckwell Publishing Ltd, 2003
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- Diagnosis and Classification of Diabetes : What is diabetes mellitus, Classification of diabetes, Type land Type 2 diabetes, Diagnosis of diabetes, Oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT), Example Instruction Sheet 1: Preparation for an oral glucose tolerance test, Screening for diabetes, Management of diabetes mellitus, Diabetes Education, Complications of diabetes, Cost of diabetes, Aim and objectives of nursing care of people with diabetes
- Assessment and Nursing Diagnosis : Characteristics of the nursing history, Nursing history, Example of an assessment chart
- Documenting and Charting Patient Care : Documenting in the medical record, Nursing responsibilities, Documentation by people with diabetes
- Monitoring Diabetes Mellitus : Introduction, Monitoring 1: blood glucose, The role of blood glucose monitoring in the care of diabetes, Guidelines for the frequency of blood glucose Monitoring, Blood glucose meters, Reasons for inaccurate blood glucose results, Non-invasive/minimally invasive blood glucose testing, Monitoring blood ketones, Blood glucose testing checklist, Monitoring 2: urine glucose/ketones and blood ketones, Limitations of urine glucose testing, Indications for urine glucose tests, Monitoring ketones, Urine tests of kidney function, Micral-test, Monitoring 3: additional assessment, Nursing responsibilities, Blood glucose, Glycosylated haemoglobin (HbAlc), Fructosamines, Serum lipids, C-peptide, Islet cell antibodies, Creatinine clearance and urea, Oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT)
- Nutritional Aspects of Caring for People with Diabetes : Role of the nurse, Obesity, Method of screening for dietary characteristics and problems, Principles of dietary management for people with diabetes, 'Sugar-free'foods, Non-nutritive sweeteners, Carbohydrate modified foods, Dietetic foods, Alcohol, Exchanges and portions, Glycaemic index, Exercise/activity, Example questions to ask when taking a diet history
- Oral Hypoglycaemia and Lipid Lowering Agents : Sulphonylureas, Biguanides, Glitinides, Thiazolidinediones, Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors, Drug interactions, Combining OHAs, Combining OHAs and insulin, Lipid lowering agents
- Insulin Therapy : Basic insulin Action, Objectives of insulin therapy, Types of insulin available, Storage of insulin, Injection site and administration, Mixing short- and long-acting insulin, Common insulin regimes, Continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion (CSII), Sliding scale and top-up regimes, Intravenous insulin infusions, Uses of insulin infusions, Risks associated with insulin infusions, Factors affecting insulin delivery via infusion, Mistakes associated with insulin infusions, Inhaled insulin, Insulin allergy, Pancreas transplants
- Hypoglycaemia : Definition of hypoglycaemia, Recognising hypoglycaemia, Counter-regulatory hormonal response to hypoglycaemia, Objectives of care, Treatment, Nocturnal hypoglycaemia, Chronic hypoglycaemia, Relative hypoglycaemia, Drug interactions, Patients most at risk of hypoglycaemia, Psychological effects of hypoglycaemia, Guidelines for the administration of glucagon, Adverse reactions
- Stabilisation of Diabetes : Stabilisation of diabetes in hospital, Outpatient stabilisation, Example protocol for outpatient stabilisation onto insulin
- Hyperglycaemia, Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA), Hyperosmolar Coma and Lactic Acidosis : Hyperglycaemia, Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), Hyperosmolar non-ketotic coma (HONK), Prevention, Euglycaemic DKA, Lactic acidosis
- Cardiovascular Disease and Diabetes : Objectives of care, Nursing responsibilities, Medical tests/procedures, Rehabilitation, Modification of risk factors associated with the development of cardiac disease, Coaching, Cerebrovascular disease
- Management During Surgical Procedures : Aims of Management, Preoperative nursing care, Major procedures, Postoperative nursing responsibilities, Minor procedures, Emergency procedures, Example Instruction Sheet 2(a): Instructions for diabetic patients on oral hypoglycaemic agents having procedures as outpatients under sedation or general anaesthesia, Example Instruction Sheet 2(b): Instructions for diabetic patients on insulin having procedures as outpatients under sedation or general anaesthesia
- Care During Investigative Procedures : General nursing Management, Colonoscopy, Eye procedures, Care of the patient having radiocontrast media injected
- Special Situations and Unusual Conditions Related to Diabetes : Enteral and parenteral nutrition, Key points, Aims of therapy, Routes of administration, Choice of formula, Nursing responsibilities, Diabetes and cancer, Key points, Objectives of care, Nursing responsibilities, Autonomic neuropathy, Key points, Diagnosis and Management, Nursing care, Diabetes and corticosteroid medications, Effect on blood glucose, Predisposing factors, Management, Brittle diabetes, Teeth, gums and diabetes, Causal mechanisms, Haemochromatosis and hepatic iron overload, Haemochromatosis, Iron overload, Diabetic mastopathy
- Diabetes and Eye Disease : Risk factors for retinopathy, Eye problems associated with diabetes, Resources for people with visual impairment, Aids for people with low vision, Nursing care of visually impaired patients
- Diabetes and Renal Disease : Risk factors for renal disease, Renal failure, Renal disease and anaemia, Diet and renal disease, Renal disease and the elderly patient, Kidney biopsy, Renal dialysis, Objectives of care, Nursing responsibilities, Commencing CAPD in patients on insulin, Protocol for insulin administration in people with diabetes on CAPD -based on four bag changes each day, Education of patient about CAPD, Renal disease and herbal medicine
- Diabetes and Sexual Health : Sexual Health, Sexual Development, Sexual problems, Possible causes of sexual difficulties and dysfunction, Sexuality and the elderly, Women, Men, Investigation and Management, Sexual counselling, The PLISSIT model, Role of the nurse
- Diabetes in the Older Person : Metabolic changes, Aims of treatment, Education approaches, Access and equity to diabetes services, Factors that can affect metabolic control, Infection, Quality of life, Safety, Medications, Nutrition, Hypoglycaemia, Diabetes and falls, Nursing care
- Foot Care : Vascular changes, Infection, Neuropathy, Objectives of care, Nursing responsibilities, Classification of foot ulcers, Wound Management, Rehabilitation
- Diabetes in Children and Adolescents : Diabetes in children and adolescents, Strategies toExample Instruction Sheet 3: How to draw up insulin - one bottle only enhance compliance in adolscence, Ketoacidosis in Children
- Diabetes in Pregnancy and Gestational Diabetes
- Psychological and Quality of Life Issues Related to Having Diabetes : Depression, Type 1 diabetes, Type 2 diabetes, Compliance/non-compliance, Quality of life
- Diabetes Education : Sample diabetes education record chart, Empowerment, Special issues, The role of the bedside nurse in diabetes Education, Insulin administration, Guidelines for instructing patients about insulin delivery systems, Example Instruction Sheet 3: How to draw up insulin - one bottle only, Example Instruction Sheet 4: How to draw up insulin - two bottles, Example Instruction Sheet 5: How to give an insulin injection, Example Instruction Sheet 6a: Managing your diabetes when you are ill: patients with Type 1 diabetes, Example Instruction Sheet 6b: Managing your diabetes when you are ill: patients with Type 2 diabetes
- Discharge Planning : On day of discharge
- District Nursing and Home-based Care : Diabetic problems nurses commonly encounter in the home, Nursing Action, Interpreting the blood glucose level, Hypoglycaemia, Hyperglycaemia, The patient with chest pain, The patient who has not taken their insulin or diabetes tablets and it is 11 am or later, Managing diabetic foot ulcers at home, The patient who does not follow the management plan, Disposal of sharps in the home situation, Storage of insulin, Guidelines for premixing and storing insulin doses for home and district nursing services
- Complementary Therapies and Diabetes : Complementary therapy philosophy, Integrating complementary and conventional care, Can complementary therapies benefit people with diabetes?, How can complementary therapies be used safely?, Nursing responsibilities
- Nursing Care in the Emergency and Outpatient Departments : Nursing Care in the Emergency and Outpatient Departments, The outpatient department
