A Guide for Primary Care Providers
Second Edition
by Richard S. Beaser
A primary care provider is increasingly called upon to treat, work with or advise people with diabetes.
Diabetes Deskbook discuss the pathogenesis of diabetes and its complications, along with the most current thinking and guidelines about diagnosis, prescription, monitoring, nutrition, exercise, medications, insulin, patient education, and many other topics.
Contents
- Diabetes: Definition and Pathophysiology
- The Approach to Diagnose and Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus
- Monitoring Diabetes
- Adipose Tissue as an Endocrine Gland: A Possible Key in Understanding the Metabolic Mysteries
- Medical Nutrition Therapy and Diabetes
- Physical Activity for Fitness
- Type 2 Diabetes: Multiple Treatments for a Multicomponent Condition
- Pharmacotherapy for Type 2 Diabetes: Medications to Match the Pathophysiology
- Using Insulin to Treat Diabetes—General Principles
- Designing a Conventional Insulin Treatment Program
- Physiologic Insulin Treatment Programs
- Educating the Patient
- Acute Complications
- Microvascular Complications
- Macrovascular Complications
- Diabetic Neuropathy
- The Foot: Clinical Care and Problem Prevention
- Surgical Management of the Patient with Diabetes
- Gender Specific Issues
- Pregnancy and Diabetes
- Treatment of Children with Diabetes
- Diabetes in the Older Adult
- Psychological Issues in the Treatment of Diabetes
- Diabetes in Culturally Diverse Popularions: Facing the Challenge in Clinical Practice
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