Abstract:Objective:The aim of this study was to evaluate if intensified self-monitoring of blood glucose (SMBG) improves glycemic control in insulin-treated subjects with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM).
Methods:Ninety-six adults with stable but poorly controlled [glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c) level >7.5%] T2DM receiving twice-daily biphasic insulin were randomly assigned to either of the two groups: intensive monitors (IM) that performed SMBG at least twice daily or conventional monitors (CM) that performed… Show more
“…This will greatly help patients to be able to find out their blood glucose levels at any time so that patients know the fluctuations in blood glucose levels, including when hypoglycemic complications arise early [15]. This is in line with [16] case study research entitled Family Nursing Care with Diabetes Mellitus in the Work Area Of the Sempaja Puskesmas ,Samarinda) " which carried out the implementation of blood sugar monitoring and health education for 5 days of implementation and succeeded in knowing the occurrence of hypoglycemia (GDS: 60 mg / dL) on the fourth day and blood glucose levels stabilized on the fifth and sixth days, namely 159 mg / dL and 151 mg / Dl [16]. In addition, the nursing care conducted by [12] entitled Efforts to Increase Family Knowledge to Prevent the Risk of Hypoglycemia in Mr.S in Gatak Village [11] shows that before implementation, Mr. S. was tired of taking medication and neglecting his diet, the family also did not pay attention his diet, and rarely check his blood glucose level.…”
Diabetes Mellitus is characterized by an increase in blood sugar level and this condition is treated by giving insulin injections. Overdose of insulin will cause hypoglycemia hence it's important to independently check blood glucose levels. This research aims to obtain an overview of the implementation of a self-monitoring of blood glucose level in Diabetes Mellitus patients. The method used in this research is a narrative study of literature and the required criteria for used literature consists of 5 articles or research results published online in the year 2015-2019 and available in full text for researches as data to be analyzed. Results of data analysis show that the stability of blood glucose levels can be achieved by selfmonitoring of blood glucose. Self-monitoring of blood glucose increase the stability of blood glucose levels in the form of blood glucose values in the normal range and reduce HbA1c level. The implementation of Self-Monitoring of blood glucose has variation in the procedures, hence a deeper study about the method of self-monitoring of blood glucose is mandatory to increase the stability of blood glucose levels.
“…This will greatly help patients to be able to find out their blood glucose levels at any time so that patients know the fluctuations in blood glucose levels, including when hypoglycemic complications arise early [15]. This is in line with [16] case study research entitled Family Nursing Care with Diabetes Mellitus in the Work Area Of the Sempaja Puskesmas ,Samarinda) " which carried out the implementation of blood sugar monitoring and health education for 5 days of implementation and succeeded in knowing the occurrence of hypoglycemia (GDS: 60 mg / dL) on the fourth day and blood glucose levels stabilized on the fifth and sixth days, namely 159 mg / dL and 151 mg / Dl [16]. In addition, the nursing care conducted by [12] entitled Efforts to Increase Family Knowledge to Prevent the Risk of Hypoglycemia in Mr.S in Gatak Village [11] shows that before implementation, Mr. S. was tired of taking medication and neglecting his diet, the family also did not pay attention his diet, and rarely check his blood glucose level.…”
Diabetes Mellitus is characterized by an increase in blood sugar level and this condition is treated by giving insulin injections. Overdose of insulin will cause hypoglycemia hence it's important to independently check blood glucose levels. This research aims to obtain an overview of the implementation of a self-monitoring of blood glucose level in Diabetes Mellitus patients. The method used in this research is a narrative study of literature and the required criteria for used literature consists of 5 articles or research results published online in the year 2015-2019 and available in full text for researches as data to be analyzed. Results of data analysis show that the stability of blood glucose levels can be achieved by selfmonitoring of blood glucose. Self-monitoring of blood glucose increase the stability of blood glucose levels in the form of blood glucose values in the normal range and reduce HbA1c level. The implementation of Self-Monitoring of blood glucose has variation in the procedures, hence a deeper study about the method of self-monitoring of blood glucose is mandatory to increase the stability of blood glucose levels.
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