This book explores the nursing interventions and management strategies for patients with diabetes in medical-surgical contexts. The book covers the pathophysiology of diabetes, the role of insulin, and glucose monitoring. It provides practical guidance for managing complications of diabetes, including hypoglycemia, diabetic ketoacidosis, and infections. The text also emphasizes the importance of patient education, lifestyle modifications, and interdisciplinary collaboration. This book is critical for nurses working with diabetic patients in acute or chronic medical-surgical settings.
Mia Hunt is an expert in diabetes management in medical-surgical settings, focusing on the care of patients with diabetes undergoing surgery. Her research explores the impact of diabetes on surgical outcomes and strategies for managing blood glucose levels before, during, and after surgery. Mia advocates for personalized care plans to optimize diabetes management in surgical patients. She educates nurses on the best practices for managing diabetes in the context of surgery.