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This medical PowerPoint presentation talks about hypoglycemia, a condition in which your blood sugar levels drop too low, causing symptoms such as weakness, shakiness, confusion, and sweating. It is most commonly seen in people with diabetes, although it can also occur in people without diabetes. This presentation lists some tips for preventing and treating hypoglycemia.

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Hypoglycemia Prevention & Treatment Gary Scheiner MS, CDE Owner, Integrated Diabetes Services 333 E. Lancaster Ave., Suite 204 Wynnewood, PA 19096 877-SELF-MGT (735-3648) (610) 642-6055 www.integrateddiabetes.com Gary@integrateddiabetes.com
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Hypoglycemia:Definitions “Mild”: Adrenergic (BG<70) (<4mmol) “Moderate”: Cognitive (BG<50) (<3mmol) “Severe”: Unconscious (BG ???)
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Hypoglycemia:Cause Imbalance between factors raising and lowering blood glucose levels
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Hypoglycemia “The Greatest Limiting Factor In Diabetes Management”
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The Great Limiting Factor Performance Impairment
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The Great Limiting Factor Accident Risk
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The Great Limiting Factor Anxiety / Embarrassment
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The Great Limiting Factor Lasting Damage?  Spatial memory / performance (if before age 5)
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The Great Limiting Factor Diminished Symptoms (Hypoglycemic Unawareness)
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The Great Limiting Factor Rebound
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The Great Limiting Factor Weight Gain
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Hypoglycemia:Targets/Goals Unable to recognize & verbalize lows: >80 (4.5 mmol) Able to recognize & verbalize lows: >70 (4 mmol) Pregnancy: >60 (3.3 mmol) <10% of readings below target at each time of day No severe lows
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 1. Insulin Program Setup (background/basal)
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 1. Insulin Program Setup (background/basal)
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 1. Insulin Program Setup (background/basal)
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 1. Insulin Program Setup (background/basal)
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 1. Insulin Program Setup (background/basal) Basal insulin should hold BG STEADY in the absence of food, exercise and bolus insulin!
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 1b. Insulin Program Setup (Meal/Bolus) Only rapid analogs work when needed – right after eating!
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 2. Meal/Snack Timing Major issue w/a.m. NPH/Lente Minor issue w/Lantus or Levemir Not usually an issue with pump use
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 1500-Rule (aggressive) (83 rule) 1800-Rule (conservative) (100 rule) (Total Daily Ins.)/1500 or 1800 May vary day vs. night (nighttime often 50% more than day) 3a. Proper Correction Doses
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies Premeal: 100 (5.5) (aggressive) 120 (6.7) (typical) 140-150 (7.6-8.3) (cautious) 3b. Appropriate BG Targets Postmeal (1-2 hrs): <160 (9) (aggressive) <180 (10) (typical) < 200 (11) (cautious)
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies I:C Ratio that matches pre-meal BG 3-4 hours (not 2!) after eating I:C Ratio often varies from meal to meal (bkfst dose > lunch & dinner) 4. Proper Meal/Bolus Doses
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 5. Account For “Unused” Insulin* * Newer pumps figure this automatically based on the insulin duration you set.
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 5. Account For “Unused” Insulin Example: Gave 6.0 units at 7pm, BG 200 at 9pm. Conservative approach: 40% remaining (6 x .4) = 2.4 units left Aggressive approach: 33% remaining (6 x .33) = 2 units left Subtract the unused insulin from your usual correction dose!
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 6. Carb Counting Accuracy Proper Portion Measurement Look Up Unknown / Restaurant Foods Use Carb Factors Subtract 100% of Fiber Subtract 50% of Sugar Alcohols
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 7. Extend Meal Insulin When Necessary Use When: Portions are very large Meal is prolonged Food is low-glycemic index (pasta, legumes, dairy…) Apply Via: Square/Dual/Extended/Combo bolus on pump Delayed or Split bolus on injections
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 8. Adjustment for Physical Activity Exercise, recreation, chores: all count! Reduce meal insulin (25%, 33%, 50%) for after-meal activity Snack prior to before/between meal activity Lower long-acting/basal insulin during and after prolonged activity
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 8. Watch Out for D’OH! (Delayed Onset Hypoglycemia) Following High-Intensity Exercise Following Extended Duration Activity May Occur Up to 24 Hours After Adjustments to food/insulin after activity: lower basal insulin for 8-12 hours low-G.I. Snacks lower mealtime boluses
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 9. Adjustment for Alcohol Alcohol reduces the liver’s output of glucose and masks hypoglycemic symptoms Delayed BG drops can occur Decrease basal insulin (or overnight long-acting insulin) after drinking
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 10. Consistent Monitoring Before All Meals & Snacks Pre/Post Exercise Bedtime 3 a.m. (occasionally)
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 11. Recording & Analysis Record all pertinent data BGs Carb Activity Insulin Use an organized form (multiple days on single page, if possible)
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 11. Recording & Analysis Review every 7-10 days Look for patterns > 10% below target range @ given time Lows during/post-activity Lows on School/Work vs. off-day Lows Post-Menstrual
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 12. Continuous Glucose Monitoring Alarms to alert user/family of pending lows
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Hypoglycemia Prevention Strategies 12. Continuous Glucose Monitoring
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Hypoglycemia Treatment Mild/Moderate Low Check BG First Treat w/High-Glycemic Index Food Treat w/Proper Amount Re-Check in 15 Minutes High-GI Foods Glucose Tablets Dry Cereal Pretzels Graham Crackers Vanilla Wafers Jelly Beans Gatorade
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Hypoglycemia Treatment Use of Glycemic Index Lower GI foods digest & convert to glucose more slowly High-fiber slower than low Hi-fat slower than low Solids slower than liquids Cold foods slower than hot Type of sugar/starch affects GI
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Use of Glycemic Index (contd) Hypoglycemia Treatment
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Hypoglycemia Treatment Always Carry Rapid-Acting Carbs!
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Hypoglycemia Treatment DEXTROSE Rules! Glucose Tablets Sweet Tarts Smarties Spree Air Heads
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Hypoglycemia Treatment Once BG has risen, give rapid-acting insulin to cover any overtreatment!
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Hypoglycemia Treatment Treatment amt. for insulin on board Treatment amt. for recent exercise Treatment amt. for previous low-G.I. foods “Idiosyncracies”
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Hypoglycemia Treatment Severe Low Unconscious / Unresponsive Seizure Uncooperative
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Take-Home Messages Quantify Your Lows Strategize to Minimize Plan for Proper Treatment
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The Source of My Highs and Lows