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1 serving size = 15g of carbohydrates

• People with Diabetes use a method of 鈥渃arb-counting鈥� their food
• Carbohydrates have a large effect on blood sugar
• Insulin administration is based on how many carbohydrates are eaten
• Treatment of low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) also involves giving the person a form of carbohydrates

• Most opened vials can be left at room temperature (below 86 degrees Fahrenheit) for 30 days.

• Most opened pens or pen cartridges may be left at room temperature for less than 30 days

• Unopened vials should be stored in a refrigerator and are good until their expiration date.

Obtain glucagon kit and gloves, then call 911.

An insulin pump delivers one type of insulin and looks like a pager that can be attached to a belt, carried in a pocket, or held with a strap around the arm or thigh.

The pump connects to narrow plastic tubing that ends with a short plastic catheter inserted just under the skin in the abdomen, buttocks, or thigh.

Users set the pump to give a steady trickle or 鈥渂asal鈥� amount of insulin continuously throughout the day and 鈥渂olus鈥� doses at meals and at times when blood glucose is too high based on the user鈥檚 programming.

• AKA 鈥渞apid-acting鈥� or 鈥渟hort acting鈥� and is generally what is administered at school
• Acts within 10-15 minutes
• Given for one of two reasons:
  • When food is eaten
  • Glucose level is too high and needs correcting
• Amount of insulin needed is based on the insulin to carbohydrate ratio
• When insulin has been given prior to a meal or snack, food should be eaten soon (beginning within 15 minutes)

Instructions:

Instructions: