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Type II Diabetes Mellitus, By Robyn Harris, References, Lilley, Rainforth…

- - - - atherosclerosis
      - increased risk of heart attack, stroke, peripheral vascular disease
      - ulcers in feet and legs that are slow to heal
    - - obstruction/rupture of capillaries or small arteries
      - retinopathy
- - - - Understand the different forms of insulin and when they are indicated (rapid, fast, intermediate, and long-acting forms, as well as sliding scale and basal-bolus dosing)
      - check blood glucose levels prior to administering insulin
      - verify dose, type, route, etc. with MRP orders, double sign off as necessary
      - roll vials to mix instead of shaking them
      - only use insulin syringes
      - ensure correct timing of administration (ex. time before meals)
    - - check blood glucose levels before administration
      - ensure proper administration timing (ex. with meals)
      - discontinue if on contrast dye studies due to renal effects