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Flexible dosage of insulin and a diet
Panfilova, Sofia ; Flekač, Milan (advisor) ; Pelcl, Tomáš (referee)
This bachelor thesis describes diabetes mellitus and the possibility of introducing a new flexible treatment of insulin therapy in people with intensive insulin regimen. The theoretical part is intended to describe diabetes mellitus, causes of illness, treatment, principles of proper eating, the relationship between carbohydrate metabolism and insulin hormone and also discuss flexible dosage of insulin, history and ways of flexible treatment. The practical part of the work was aimed at monitoring the effect of regular patient education on the transition from intensive to flexible dosing of insulin. Within six weeks, patients attended educational meetings where they tried to learn how to work with the new regime. Results from glucometers and changes in glycated haemoglobin values were then used to evaluate the underlying research. Research has made it possible to determine to what extent flexible insulin dosing and proper diet can positively influence diabetes compensation, as well as the effect of motivation and regular patient education on final results. The follow-up patients showed great willingness and motivation to work together and adopt new insulin dosage regime. The results of the research have shown that even in such a short period of time the new treatment is able to positively change the...
Flexible dosage of insulin and diet
Jeníčková, Eliška ; Flekač, Milan (advisor) ; Trachta, Pavel (referee)
This bachelor thesis describes the connection between insulin and carbohydrates in the context of metabolism and the most significant disorder of these physiological processes in form of diabetes mellitus. It also discusses insulin treatment options with an emphasis on the nutritional aspect. The theoretical part is divided into three complex units. The first represents description of carbohydrate metabolism in a healthy person and introduction of insulin as an essential substance in this process. The second part is devoted to the representation of pathophysiological disorder, its causes and risk factors. There are also in detail described two basic types of the disease - type 1 and 2. The third part provides information about treatment. It focuses on possibilities of nutritional and pharmacological therapy. The last part of the theoretical part leads to research work, which examines the influence of education and change of insulin therapy from fixed to flexible dosing in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus. Patients were observed for six weeks and during this time they were repeatedly educated. The relevant evaluation was made based on changes in glycated haemoglobin values and records from blood glucose meters. This research found how much this change has the potential to improve control of...

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