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Question of the Week | RT Forgot Their Insulin- Best Response?

Question of the Week Diabetes Education Services

RT has type two diabetes and has been maintaining a time and range of 70% or greater. However, when they show up at the office, the last week’s time in range dropped to 30%. You ask what was different this week from the previous few months. RT tells you they went on a five day fishing trip and forgot their insulin.

What’s the best response?

  1. Next time, make sure to take your insulin and put it in the refrigerator for safekeeping.
  2. Before we dive into the diabetes stuff, tell me about your fishing trip.
  3. I’m worried that you’re going get complications due to high blood glucose levels.
  4. I’m just relieved you did not go into diabetes ketoacidosis.

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