Improving Clinical Outcomes - At Home Monitoring of the Diabetic

Original Presentation Date:
04/21/2016

Free (Non-CE / CE Eligible)
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The focus of this segment is how veterinarians can empower pet owners in the management of a diabetic pet, and various options (some old and some new) to consider for at home monitoring. Discussion includes: - Use of urine dipsticks for monitoring glucose and ketones - Use of urine glucose measurements as a guide for adjusting insulin doses - Blood glucose monitoring options - Interpretation of reported blood glucose values Running time: 15 mins Member fee: $ 14.95; Free registration for new Members, Unlimited Plus members, and Evidence Based Update subscribers (http://vetvine.com/article/181/evidence-based-update-subscriptions)

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