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Dining with Diabetes. Living Well with Diabetes Extension Educator Title or County. Program Sessions. Session #1 – Living Well with Diabetes Session #2 – Carbohydrates and Sweeteners Session #3 – Fats and Sodium Session #4 – Putting It All Together 3-Month Follow - up (optional).

Teas: Why and How You Should Drink Them Shiran Weber You Will Learn… About various types of tea Why you should drink them How to prepare them Why one should drink loose leaf tea rather than teabag tea Camellia sinensis All regular tea is made from this plant

Pharmanex Product Training LifePak: Complete Dietary Supplement LifePak is a comprehensive supplement providing complete nutritional support for the improvement of general well-being. LifePak offers recognisable benefits to your health. Add Life To Your Years! LifePak: 5 Important Components

DIABETES Gross Anatomy Endocrine Gland Hormone Blood Target tissues Anatomy of Pancreas Microscopic Pancreas Islet of Langerhans Protein Hormone Control of Hormone Secretion What is Diabetes?

Alcohol and Aging Kathleen King, ACSW AdvanceMed Hanford Anyone at any age can have a drinking problem. Older vs. Younger Older = less body water = less dilution and increase in intoxication. Women = even less water, and the enzyme that breaks down alcohol is less active. Fountain of Youth

DIABETES IN ALABAMA. Presented By:. Donald Williamson, M.D. State Health Officer Alabama Department of Public Health. Questions to be answered:. What is Diabetes Mellitus? What is the burden of diabetes in Alabama? What do we need to do?. What Is Diabetes Mellitus?.

Lecture Notes 1. Biology A Eaton Rapids High School K.Coppins. I. What is Biology?. A. Biology is the study of __________. B. Themes of Biology 1. _____________________—all life is made of tiny units called cells.

Management of diabetic ketoacidosis and hypoglycemia. Prof. Hanan Hagar. Diabetic ketoacidosis. Is a serious acute emergency situation that requires admission to hospital with a risk of death. It is a complication of diabetes

Human Digestive System. Functions. Ingest food Break down food Move through digestive tract Absorb digested food and water Eliminates waste materials. Mouth. Breaks down food into small pieces Begins starch digestion (amylase) Saliva produces amylase and lubricates food

Drug Induced Dementia: Proceed with Caution. David M. Angaran, MS, FASHP, FCCP Clinical Professor University Florida College of Pharmacy Angaran Associates, LTD. Presentation Objectives. Explain how and when this may happen.

MAR - MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION RECORD . MAK UNITS ONLY Created 10/04. HEADERS/SECTIONS: PAGE HEADER Type of MAR (i.e. Medication or IV) MAR Date Range Displays up to 5 Days of Med Summary ORDER SECTIONS ROUTINE ORDERS Scheduled Orders (i.e. QAM) PRN ORDERS STOPPED/DC’D

Diabetes Basics. Understanding Diabetes. Complex disease Digestion breaks down carbohydrates  sugar (glucose) Sugar bloodstream Insulin moves sugar into cells for energy. Definition of terms. “blood sugar” = “ blood glucose” you may it hear it used interchangeably.

Proteins. Proteins:. Multipurpose molecules. insulin. pepsin. collagen (skin). Proteins . Examples muscle skin, hair, fingernails, claws collagen, keratin pepsin digestive enzyme in stomach insulin hormone that controls blood sugar levels. Proteins. Function:

Nutrition 10. Today Tues. May 9 Topics Finish Carbs Diabetes (DM) Market Assignment due today 20 points Thurs. May 11 Topic: Protein Calorie Estimate (PCE) and Diet Assignment PCE 5 points Due Tues. May 16 NO CLASS Thurs MAY 18 Diet Assignment 20 points Due Tues. May 23.

AlShifa Clinic. Celebrating TEN YEARS of Community Service. History. 1995 Summer – Core Group of individuals from community meet to discuss idea of FREE COMMUNITY CLINIC. Researched models, visited local clinics and developed proposal and model.

Warm Up. Problem of the Day. Lesson Presentation. Lesson Quizzes. Warm Up Evaluate each expression. 1. 17 · 5 2. 8 · 34 3. 4 · 86 4. 20 · 850 5. 275 ÷ 5 6. 112 ÷ 4. 85. 272. 344. 17,000. 55. 28. Problem of the Day

Safety Briefing . March 08 Wing. Sentinel. Operational Risk Management FRO CAP Safe Fit to Fly Mishap Recap. ORM . Six step process Lets us make decisions that accept the right amount of risk for the mission Why do we do it? So we can define “safety” Systematic

Carbohydrate Counting for Patients With Diabetes. Review Date 4/08 D-0503. Program Purpose. To increase knowledge of carbohydrate-counting skills for those caring for patients with diabetes

By John McCormack. The Digestive System. Did someone say Quiz?. What is important? What are the processes and functions of the organs? Who knows what else may be at the end?. The Beginning of Digestion. Mouth- Before you begin eating, saliva starts to form in your mouth

Student Health Services 2019-2020. Together we make a difference. Bloodborne Pathogens. Definition: Organisms in blood and other body fluids that can cause disease. Examples: Hepatitis B Virus (HBV), Hepatitis C Virus ( HCV), and Human Immunodeficiency Viruses (HIV).