Type 2 Diabetes
Author: American Diabetes Association
The revised third edition includes the most recent information on how to create an effective plan for weight loss, exercise, and skin care; deal with work issues such as sick days; take medications safely and wisely; self-monitor blood sugar to maintain healthy levels; and more.
Table of Contents:
Foreword | ||
Acknowledgments | ||
1 | Introduction to Type 2 Diabetes | |
What is Diabetes? | 2 | |
Who Gets Type 2 Diabetes? | 3 | |
What Can You Do About Type 2 Diabetes? | 6 | |
Why Does Diabetes Control Make Sense? | 7 | |
How Can You Protect Your Family From Type 2 Diabetes? | 8 | |
How Do You Live With Diabetes? | 9 | |
2 | Finding the Best Care | |
Your Diabetes Care Provider | 12 | |
Your Health Care Team | 14 | |
Diabetes Education Classes | 20 | |
Hospital Stays | 21 | |
Home Health Care | 24 | |
Nursing Facilities | 25 | |
Health Insurance | 26 | |
3 | Your Diabetes Care Plan | |
Healthy Eating | 36 | |
Exercise | 50 | |
Weight Loss | 58 | |
Dental Care | 61 | |
Skin Care | 63 | |
Foot Care | 66 | |
Sick Days | 69 | |
Pregnancy | 72 | |
4 | Medications and Monitoring | |
Diabetes Pills | 76 | |
Other Medications | 81 | |
Insulin | 82 | |
Self-Monitoring of Blood Glucose | 89 | |
Low Blood Glucose | 94 | |
High Blood Glucose | 97 | |
Monitoring Done by Your Health Care Team | 100 | |
5 | Diabetes Complications | |
Blood Vessels | 102 | |
Heart | 103 | |
Brain | 104 | |
Legs and Feet | 105 | |
Eyes | 105 | |
Kidneys | 109 | |
Nerves | 110 | |
Blood Pressure | 114 | |
Blood Fats | 115 | |
6 | Lifestyle | |
Employment | 120 | |
Travel | 123 | |
Eating Out | 126 | |
Alcohol, Drugs, and Tobacco | 130 | |
7 | Maintaining Your Mental Health | |
Denial | 136 | |
Anger | 137 | |
Depression | 138 | |
Guilt | 139 | |
Helplessness | 140 | |
Self-Esteem | 141 | |
Stress | 144 | |
Your Support Network | 147 | |
Resources | 151 | |
Index | 161 |
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