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Diabetes Care at School

Diabetes Care at School. What School Staff Need To Know. Type I or Type II?. The results are the same-not enough insulin available Student must manage their diet, medication, and exercise 24/7. Hypoglycemia. Low Blood Sugar. Hyperglycemia. High Blood Sugar. Your Role.

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Diabetes Care at School

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  1. Diabetes Care at School What School Staff Need To Know

  2. Type I or Type II? • The results are the same-not enough insulin available • Student must manage their diet, medication, and exercise 24/7

  3. Hypoglycemia Low Blood Sugar

  4. Hyperglycemia High Blood Sugar

  5. Your Role • Review your student’s care plan • Care plans are in the health folder on the Common Drive, and in your student’s confidential file-blue folder • Be aware of the signs of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia. You may be on duty when a child or staff member in the building displays symptoms.

  6. Nursing • Please see the health room staff if you have questions. • Printed symptom cards are available upon email request-contact Lisa

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