PATIENT NAME: Covina AGE/ GENDER: 16 years old/ Female

TOPIC: Type 1 Diabetes

GOAL: The patient will be able to exceed awareness to perform self-monitoring of blood glucose level to keep it
as normal as possible using a blood glucose meter as evidenced by demonstration of the technique to the nurse or
nurse practitioner.

Objectives Content Time Method Resources Performance Indicator

1.The patient Diabetes is a disease that 1 hour The teaching EQUIPMENT: Evaluation (through
will be able to affects the way your body method to be used return demonstration)
Mobile devices 
describe the uses food. Most of the food is the one-to-one
diabetic you eat changes into glucose, instruction. One-to- The patient was able to
medications that or sugar, for your body to use one instruction describe medications
they are on and as energy. The pancreas, an ensures the client REFERENCES: that they are on and
how to properly
how to properly organ near the stomach, interacts with the Mayo Clinic. (2020). administer and take
take the makes a hormone called nurse educator Type 1 diabetes. medications.
medications insulin, which helps sugar get individually, so Retrieved from
into the body's cells. The cells that each can learn https://www.mayoclin The patient was able to
 
use sugar for energy. and understand ic.org/diseases- demonstrate the self-
2.The patient concepts at their conditions/type-1- monitoring blood
 
will be able to own pace and in diabetes/diagnosis- glucose and self-
perform self- •When you have diabetes, their own way. administering of insulin
treatment/drc-
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blood glucose enough insulin or it can't use
and be able to the insulin that it makes. This The patient was able to
administer causes you to have high blood Morris, S. (2020). describe the benefits of
insulin (as per sugar. Insulin injection sites: regular exercise and
doctor’s oders) Where and how to how regular exercise
•There are two types of
as evidenced by inject. Retrieved from can improve blood
diabetes-type 1 and type 2. In
demonstration glucose control.
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type of diabetes often
PATIENT NAME: Covina AGE/ GENDER: 16 years old/ Female
TOPIC: Type 1 Diabetes
GOAL: The patient will be able to exceed awareness to perform self-monitoring of blood glucose level to keep it
as normal as possible using a blood glucose meter as evidenced by demonstration of the technique to the nurse or
nurse practitioner.

nurse develops before age 30. insulin-injection#tips

practitioner.

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3.The patient Sugar & Glucose
RISK FACTORS for type 1 Testing Methods for
will be able to
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describe the
July 09, 2020, from
benefits of Family history, genetics, and https://www.webmd.c
regular exercise age. om/diabetes/home-
and how regular blood-glucose-testing
exercise can
improve blood TREATMENT FOR TYPE
glucose control. 1 DIABETES INCLUDES:

1. Taking insulin
2. Carbohydrate, fat and
protein counting
3. Frequent blood sugar
monitoring
4. Eating healthy foods
5. Exercising regularly and
maintaining a healthy
PATIENT NAME: Covina AGE/ GENDER: 16 years old/ Female
TOPIC: Type 1 Diabetes
GOAL: The patient will be able to exceed awareness to perform self-monitoring of blood glucose level to keep it
as normal as possible using a blood glucose meter as evidenced by demonstration of the technique to the nurse or
nurse practitioner.

weight
The goal is to keep blood
sugar level as close to normal
as possible to delay or
prevent complications.
Generally, the goal is to keep
the daytime blood sugar
levels before meals between
80 and 130 mg/d
(4.44 to 7.2 mmol/L) and
after-meal numbers no higher
than 180 mg/dL (10 mmol/L)
two hours after eating.

INSULIN
ADMINISTRATION
Insulin cannot be taken orally
to lower blood sugar due to
the reason that stomach
enzymes will break down the
insulin preventing its action.
Using a fine needle and
syringe or an insulin ren to
inject insulin under the skin is
PATIENT NAME: Covina AGE/ GENDER: 16 years old/ Female
TOPIC: Type 1 Diabetes
GOAL: The patient will be able to exceed awareness to perform self-monitoring of blood glucose level to keep it
as normal as possible using a blood glucose meter as evidenced by demonstration of the technique to the nurse or
nurse practitioner.

the most common type to

administer insulin. 

1. 1. Gather supplies needed

(medication vial, needles and
syringes, alcohol pads,
gauze/bandages)
2. 2. Wash hands thoroughly.
3. 3. Insert needle of the syringe
into the vial, turn the vial
upside down, pull the
plunger down and get the
correct dosage on the
syringe
4. 4. Clean the injection site of
the skin using alcohol pad
5. 5. To avoid injecting into the
muscle, gently pinch 1-2
inch portion of the skin then
insert the needle at a 90-
degree angle
6. 6. Release pinched skin after
pushing the plunger down
PATIENT NAME: Covina AGE/ GENDER: 16 years old/ Female
TOPIC: Type 1 Diabetes
GOAL: The patient will be able to exceed awareness to perform self-monitoring of blood glucose level to keep it
as normal as possible using a blood glucose meter as evidenced by demonstration of the technique to the nurse or
nurse practitioner.

and have removed the

needle.
7. 7. Don’t rub the injection site.
Apply light pressure on the
area instead
8. 8. Dispose needle and syringe
in a puncture-resistant sharp
container or as directed