Diabetes Part 2


Description
In this course, you will learn how to support participants living with diabetes through healthy lifestyle practices, safe blood glucose monitoring, and appropriate medication management. We will explore the role of healthy eating and physical activity in diabetes care, demonstrate the correct use of home blood glucose monitoring devices, and examine both oral and injectable diabetes medications, including insulin pens. Finally, we will discuss common mistakes support workers may make when assisting people living with diabetes and disability, along with practical strategies to prevent them.

After completing this course, you will be able to:

1. Support participants in proactively managing diabetes through healthy eating and regular physical activity.
2. Demonstrate the correct and safe use of a home blood glucose monitoring device.
3. Identify the oral and injectable medications commonly used to manage diabetes, including the safe use of an insulin pen.
4. Recognise common errors support workers may make when assisting people living with diabetes and disability and apply strategies to prevent them.
Content
  • Diabetes Part 2
  • Course Objectives
  • Changing Lifestyle
  • Tailored Guidance
  • Traffic Light System
  • Supporting the Participant
  • Balanced Plate
  • Guidelines for Healthy Eating
  • Important Information
  • Physical Activity
  • Benefits of Exercise for People with Diabetes
  • Staying Motivated
  • Physical Activity Duration
  • Physical Activity Tips
  • Learning Objective 1 Complete
  • Using a Blood Glucose Meter
  • Glucose Meters Types
  • Checking a Participant's Blood Glucose Level
  • Glucose Meters
  • Lancing devices
  • Single-use Lancing Device
  • Multi-use Lancing Device
  • Sensor glucose monitoring devices
  • Sensor Glucose Monitoring Device Benefits
  • CGM and FGM difference
  • Difference between sensor glucose and blood glucose
  • Learning Objective 2 Complete
  • Oral Medicines for Diabetes Management
  • Medication Management
  • Understanding Diabetes Medications
  • Commonly Prescribed Oral Medications
  • How Are These Medications Different?
  • Side Effects of Medication
  • Person-centred support
  • Several signs and symptoms
  • Learning Objective 3 Complete
  • Injectable Medications to Cure Diabetes
  • Insulin: A Quick Review
  • Insulin Injections
  • Insulin Dosage
  • NDIS Skills Descriptors
  • Timing of insulin administration
  • Side Effects Of Insulin
  • Injectable Non-InsulinMedications
  • GLP-1 Agonists
  • Types Of GLP-1 Agonists
  • GLP-1 Agonists Side Effects
  • GLP-1 Agonists Administration
  • How to Use an Insulin Pen?
  • Injectable Medication Administration(Disposable)
  • Injectable Medication Administration(Disposable) Part 1
  • Injectable Medication Administration(Disposable) Part 2
  • Injectable Medication Administration(Disposable) Part 3
  • Injectable Medication Administration(Disposable) Part 4
  • Injectable Medication Administration(Disposable) Part 5
  • How to use Multi-use Injection Pens?
  • Storage Of Injectable Medications
  • Learning Objective 4 Complete
  • Common Errors and Ways to Prevent Them
  • Advise from Experts
  • Learning Objective 5 Complete
  • Summary
Completion rules
  • All units must be completed
  • Leads to a certificate with a duration: 1 year