Case Study: Khalil is a 56-year-old male who is scheduled for a routine primary care provider's (PCP) visit to follow-up

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Case Study Khalil Is A 56 Year Old Male Who Is Scheduled For A Routine Primary Care Provider S Pcp Visit To Follow Up 1 (166.56 KiB) Viewed 88 times

Case Study: Khalil is a 56-year-old male who is scheduled for a routine primary care provider's (PCP) visit to follow-up on his hypertension. He reports no significant complaints other than his vision being blurry; he states, "I need to go to the eye doctor to have my eyes checked." At the conclusion of her visit, the PCP orders a basic metabolic panel (BMP) and complete blood count (CBC) to be drawn. Khalil receives a phone call 2 days later from her PCP's office to schedule an appointment for later that day. Khalil is told that her blood sugar is elevated. At her appointment, Khalil and the nurse begin by reviewing Khalil's risk factors for diabetes. Khalil reports that his mother and grandmother were diabetics. He is also over 45 years old and overweight at 5 feet 2 inches and 200 pounds. Khalil still finds it hard to believe that he could be diabetic since he is feeling okay; he asks the nurse to explain to his how diabetes occurs. Question 1: Matching Match the type of diabetes in Column A with its typical characteristics in Column B. Answers in Column A can be used more than once. Column A Answer Column B A. Type 1 diabetes B. Type 2 diabetes 1........ Onset is usually under 30 years old 2........ Patient is often thin at time of diagnosis 3........ Treated with diet, exercise, and oral agents 4........ Patient is often obese at time of diagnosis 5. ....... Antibodies are present in the body By the time it is Khalil's turn to see his PCP, he has a beginning understanding about diabetes. Her PCP sits with his and begins by reviewing her laboratory results. His fasting plasma glucose from his last visit was 236 mg/dL. The PCP lists some typical signs and symptoms of diabetes, and he asks Khalil if he is experiencing any of them. Question 3: Identify common clinical manifestations associated with diabetes mellitus: Question 4: Identify common complications associated with diabetes mellitus: Question 5: Multiple-choice question 1. Glycosylated hemoglobin (HbA1C) test measures the average blood glucose control of an individual over the previous three months. Which of the following values is considered a diagnosis of pre-diabetes? A. 6.5-7% B. 5.7-6.4% C. 5-5.6% D. >5.6%