Nursing Care of Diabetic Patients with Uncontrolled Blood Sugar with Complications: Comparison of Two Case Studies

Abstract

     The purpose of this study is to provide guidelines for nursing care of diabetic patients who cannot control their blood sugar and have complications. Two comparative case studies: Case study number 1 Diabetes is a co-morbidity. Chronic kidney disease stage 4, Hypertension Case study number 2 Having diabetes and co-morbidities Chronic kidney disease stage 3, Hypertension Using the Gordon Health Model framework. In the evaluation search for problems and use nursing process principles to provide care.
     DFThe study found that the severity of disease progression is an important factor. It does not depend on the duration of diabetes. If inappropriate health behaviors are a determinant of better health or the opposite effect, patients and relatives who are caregivers still lack knowledge and awareness of the importance. In self-management Eating Exercise and medication from such problems Nurses therefore play an important role in caring for patients and managing health problems appropriately to achieve.