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JR was admitted to the hospital with an infection and newly discovered diabetes. To get glucose to ADA target range for hospitalized individuals, JR was started on 12 units of … Continue reading Question of the Week | Diabetes & Hospital Standards
For last week’s practice question, we quizzed participants on gestational diabetes & pregnancy complications. 68% of respondents chose the best answer. We want to clarify and share this important information, … Continue reading Rationale of the Week | AR is pregnant and Worried
AR is 6 weeks pregnant, what action is recommended? AR has PCOS and type 2 diabetes and is in shock because they just discovered they are 6 weeks pregnant. AR … Continue reading Question of the Week | Pregnancy & Diabetes Medication
Starting your journey to becoming a CDCES? Our FREE Webinar Preparing for the CDCES Exam Airs live on Tuesday, May 23rd at 11:30 am PST This course will transform your … Continue reading You’re invited – FREE Prep for CDCES Webinar on May 23rd
We want to fix our mistake and clarify this important information. For last month’s practice question, a participant reached out to us and kindly shared that one of the medications … Continue reading Oops – Rationale of the Week Error | Which Meds for a 14-year-old with Type 2?
AR has PCOS type 2 diabetes and worried because they just discovered they are 6 weeks pregnant. AR takes metformin 1000mg BID plus empagliflozin (Jardiance) 25 mg and their most … Continue reading Question of the Week | AR is pregnant and Worried
Getting ready for certification exams and feeling overwhelmed by the Standards of Care? Join us live this week to dissect the Older Adults & Children to Adolescents ADA Standards. Tuesday, … Continue reading Older Adults & Tots to Teens Webinars | Airs Live May 16th & May 18th
When I was considering college, my dad offered me some simple advice, “Why don’t you become a nurse?” Four years later, I stood proudly with my white cap and nursing … Continue reading Happy International Nurses Day – 5 Ways to say Thank You