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Helping the Student with Diabetes Succeed: A Guide For School Personnel Developed July 2008 Updated July 2009 Office of School & Adolescent Health Diabetes Prevention and Control Program Level I

Which student has diabetes?

What is Diabetes? Chronic disease Body does not make insulin or cannot use the insulin it makes

Taking care of diabetes is important! If not treated, diabetes can lead to serious health problems

Goal of Diabetes Management Balance food, activity and insulin or medication

Low and High Blood Sugar

High Blood Sugar Thirst Frequent bathroom breaks Increased fatigue

You Need To Know Low Blood Sugar =

What to look for in Low Blood Sugar Shaky Sweaty Hungry/Stomachache Irritable Dizzy Sleepy

Treatment for Low Blood Sugar - Treat on the spot - Treat with: 4 ounces (1/2 cup) fruit juice 8 ounces (1 cup) sport drink ½ can regular soda (not diet) 3 to 4 glucose tablets 1 tube glucose gel Call for help Do not send student anywhere alone

If not treated, a blood sugar will continue to drop

SEVERE Low Blood Sugar = EMERGENCY Cannot swallow Seizures or convulsions Unconscious

ACT NOW! Remain calm Lay the student on the floor and turn on side Call 911 Call your school nurse

Diabetes Management in School ALL students with diabetes will need help with Emergency Care

Students with Diabetes Need: Blood sugar checks Meals and snacks on time Juice for low blood sugar - if not able to swallow, call 911 Extra water and bathroom breaks for high blood sugar To be involved in activities like any other student

New Mexico Diabetes Rule ( NMAC) Diabetes Management for Students in the School Setting– Student’s Right to Self Manage