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Describe the epidemiology of diabetes mellitus type I and type II. (I)
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Describe the etiology of diabetes mellitus type I and type II. (I)
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Identify the co-morbidities of diabetes mellitus type I and type II.
(I)
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Demonstrate self-management of diabetes mellitus type I and type II.
(II, III)
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Describe the self-management triad which includes diet, pharmacology,
and physical activity. (II, III)
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Explain the importance of diet in managing diabetes mellitus type I
and type II. (II)
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Explain the role of pharmacology in managing diabetes mellitus type I
and type II. (II)
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Explain the importance of exercise in managing diabetes mellitus type
I and type II. (II)
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Demonstrate self-monitored blood glucose (SMBG) and assess the results
for optimal control of diabetes mellitus type I and type II. (III)
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From the viewpoint of a consumer, explain the interaction with health
care providers such as physicians, dieticians, exercise professionals,
and nurses in the management of diabetes mellitus type I and type II.
(IV)
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Identify three sources of reliable information involving current
research in the management of diabetes mellitus type I and type II.
(V)
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Identify physical activity precautions for diabetics. (VI)
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Describe and apply exercise guidelines for diabetics according to the
American College of Sports Medicine. (VI)
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