Intensive diabetes management is a treatment paradigm wherein virtually all individuals with diabetes — type 1 or type 2 — can improve their glycemic control and overall health. The model has proven very effective and is now often the rule, rather than the exception, in diabetes care.
Intensive Diabetes Management is intended for healthcare practitioners who want to implement this method with their patients. It emphasizes a team approach to patient care and offers guidance in helping providers and patients gain the skills and confidence to move toward treatment goals appropriate for individual needs and medical conditions.
Intensive Diabetes Management, now in its 7th edition, has been revised to include the latest advances in medical research, incorporating new insights into diabetes and how they specifically impact this means of treatment.
The data, guidelines, and procedures reflect the most recent updates to the American Diabetes Association’s Standards of Care.
Chapter 9: Nutrition Management Available to Purchase
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Published:2021
"Nutrition Management", Intensive Diabetes Management, Devin Steenkamp, MD
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Highlights
Goals of Medical Nutrition Therapy
Target Nutrition Recommendations
Strategies for Type 1 Diabetes
Strategies for Type 2 Diabetes
Glucose Monitoring and the Nutrition Plan
Blood Glucose Monitoring
Continuous Glucose Monitoring
Hypoglycemia
Omitting or Delaying Planned Meals or Snacks
Inappropriate Timing of Insulin Relative to Meals
Imbalance between Food and Meal-Related Insulin Dose
Inadequate Food Supplementation for Exercise
Consuming Alcohol on an Empty Stomach
Oral Treatment of Hypoglycemia
Facilitating Nutrition Self-Management
Meal-Planning Approaches for Intensified Management
Carbohydrate Counting
Adjusting Insulin for Protein and Fat
Weight Gain Associated with Intensive Management
Prevention
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