Match the sample to the patient. Establish if the patients are diabetics. Do you think the patients have good or poor glycaemic control? Are there any other signs of complications. Patient 1. A 54 year-old male with a history of Type 1 Diabetes requiring insulin administered by pump with good A1c levels and a long history of compliance. Patient 2. A 24-year old sexually active male attending an insurance physical with no symptoms and no known pre-existing conditions. Patient 3. A 22-year old female patient with a history of Type 1 Diabetes, a tendency to forget to take her insulin and a history of hospitalisations due to diabetic-associated complications. Patient 4. A 24-year old sexually active female with a recent history of amenorrhea complaining of nausea and increased irritability
Match the sample to the patient. Establish if the patients are diabetics. Do you think the patients have good or poor glycaemic control? Are there any other signs of complications.
Patient 1. A 54 year-old male with a history of Type 1 Diabetes requiring insulin administered by pump
with good A1c levels and a long history of compliance.
Patient 2. A 24-year old sexually active male attending an insurance physical with no symptoms and no
known pre-existing conditions.
Patient 3. A 22-year old female patient with a history of Type 1 Diabetes, a tendency to forget to take
her insulin and a history of hospitalisations due to diabetic-associated complications.
Patient 4. A 24-year old sexually active female with a recent history of amenorrhea complaining of
nausea and increased irritability
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