Practical Carbohydrate Counting

Practical Carbohydrate Counting
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The essentials of teaching carbohydrate counting are presented in this revised and much expanded edition. This resource provides clear and practical approaches that will allow you to help your patients achieve glycemic control with Basic or Advanced Carbohydrate Counting. Includes: reasons for teaching carbohydrate counting, which type, and to whom; complete information on both Basic and Advanced Carbohydrate Counting; skills and readiness checklists for patients; case studies; and much more!

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Hope S. Warshaw. Practical Carbohydrate Counting

Table of Contents

Introduction

CHAPTER ONE. What, Why, Who, and. How Much? CARBOHYDRATE COUNTING DEFINED

THE CASE FOR CARBOHYDRATE COUNTING

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR. CARBOHYDRATE CONSUMPTION. Total carbohydrate

Amounts and types of carbohydrate

CHAPTER TWO. Assessing. Knowledge. and Skills

ASSESSING A PERSON’S KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS

Methods for assessment

Ongoing assessment

Assessment Checklist

Progression to Advanced Carbohydrate Counting

CHAPTER THREE. Concepts to Teach— From Basic Nutrition to. Meal Planning

CONCEPTS TO TEACH. Rationale for counting carbohydrate

Identify foods (food groups) that contain carbohydrate

Identify foods (food groups) that do not contain carbohydrate

Understand that many foods that contain. carbohydrate are healthy and offer energy and. an array of vitamins and minerals

Understand that healthy foods that contain. carbohydrate should not be significantly limited. or avoided as a means to achieve glycemic control

Know how much carbohydrate to eat per day

Know how much carbohydrate to eat at meals and snacks

Define a serving of a variety of common foods

Know how to plan meals

Know how to integrate limited amounts of sucrose- containing foods into a healthy eating plan

Have general guidelines for what and. how much protein and fat to eat

Educational points about protein

Educational points about fat

CHAPTER FOUR. Concepts to Teach— Counting Carb, Reading Food Labels, and. Measuring Portions

CONCEPTS TO TEACH. Know how to determine the carbohydrate counts of foods

Know how to use the Nutrition Facts panel

Have and know how to use measuring equipment. and other portion control tools

Additional portion control tips

Continually stress portion control

Know how to interpret postprandial blood glucose levels

CHAPTER FIVE. Basic Carbohydrate. Counting. Case Studies. CASE STUDY #1: BENITA

CASE STUDY #2: MARY

CASE STUDY #3: DAVE

CHAPTER SIX. Concepts to Teach— Advanced. Carbohydrate Counting

ADVANCED CARBOHYDRATE COUNTING CONCEPTS

Insulin action

Insulin regulation for 24-hour blood glucose control

Basal (background) insulin

Bolus (food coverage and correction dose) insulin

Insulin delivery vehicles

Syringes

Insulin pens

Insulin pump

Jet injectors

Calculation of ICR(s)

Hidden Carbs

Method #1: Food diary, insulin bolus dose, and self-monitoring. blood glucose (SMBG) information

Method #2: The Rule of 500

Method #3: Using a formula based on weight and TDD

Method #4: Using the CF to calculate the ICR

Other considerations

Adjusting the ICR

Calculation of CF and correction or. supplemental insulin dose

Correction or supplemental insulin dose

One unit per 50 mg/dl

Sliding scale

The 2000, 1800, 1700, or 1500 Rule

CSII Correction Dosing

Other considerations

Table 6-1. Stages of Life and Life Situations: Insulin Sensitivity and Insulin Resistance

Determination of meal and snack (preprandial) bolus insulin doses

PRACTICAL ADVICE ON BOLUS DOSE TIMING. FOR PEOPLE USING RAPID-ACTING INSULIN

Stay ahead of blood glucose rise (be proactive rather than reactive)

Correct for hyperglycemia prior to food intake

Caveats

Low blood glucose before a meal

Uncertain carbohydrate intake

Longer or larger than usual meals

Covering the carbohydrate in snacks

CHAPTER SEVEN. Advanced Carbohydrate. Counting and Continuous. Subcutaneous. Insulin Infusion

THE NUTS AND BOLTS: BASAL RATES AND BOLUS OPTIONS. Insulin pumps

Is the Patient Ready?

Basal rates

Examples of basal rates (in units per hour)

Bolus doses. Standard bolus doses

Bolus options: Extended (square wave) and combination (dual wave)

Pramlintide and CSII

Examples of Bolus Doses (Extended and Combination)

Bolus considerations

CORRECTION DOSES AND CSII. Multiple CFs

Multiple Correction Doses Based on Level of Hyperglycemia

Correction bolus doses

Duration of insulin action and remaining bolus insulin

USEFUL PUMP FEATURES

CHAPTER EIGHT. Pattern Management. for Glycemic Control

PATTERN MANAGEMENT: THE KEY TO FINE-TUNING CONTROL

What to record

Identify trends

Once a pattern emerges

ADJUSTING THE ICR

Food diary, insulin bolus dose, and SMBG information

Making adjustments

USING FEWER CORRECTION BOLUSES

Data interpretation

Pramlintide and Exenatide: Making Adjustments

CHAPTER NINE. Advanced. Carbohydrate. Counting Case Studies. CASE STUDY #1: DAVE

Regimen:

Action Plan

Dave’s Goals

Follow-Up

Dietitian’s Action Plan

The Next Appointment

Follow-Up

Dave’s Action Plan

Follow-Up

CASE STUDY #2: BARBARA. History

Data

Regimen

Other medical conditions

Food habits/daily schedule

Situation

Dietitian’s Action Plan

Barbara’s Goals

Follow-Up

CASE STUDY #3: BILL. History

Data

Food Habits and Daily Schedule

Regimen

Situation

Dietitian’s Action Plan

Follow-Up

Bill’s Goals

Action Plan

Follow-Up

Follow-Up

CHAPTER TEN. Impact on Glycemia of. Dietary Components. Beyond Carbohydrate

SOURCES OF PROTEIN AND FAT

Fat and protein impact on insulin therapy

GLYCEMIC INDEX AND LOAD

Table 10-1. Factors That Affect Postprandial Blood Glucose

ADJUSTING FOR DIETARY FIBER INTAKE

Subtracting fiber from carbohydrate counts

TREATING HYPOGLYCEMIA

WEIGHT MANAGEMENT

RESTAURANT FOODS AND MEALS

FOODS THAT CONTAIN POLYOLS (SUGAR ALCOHOLS)

ALCOHOL

CONCLUSION

CHAPTER ELEVEN. Impact on Glycemia. of Non-Dietary Factors

PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND EXERCISE

ILLNESS, SICK DAY MANAGEMENT, AND SURGERY

Sick day guidelines

STRESS

CHANGES IN ROUTINE AND DELAYED MEALS

TRAVEL

Time zone changes

GASTROPARESIS

MENSES AND HORMONAL CHANGES

CONCLUSION

CHAPTER TWELVE. Blood Glucose— Lowering and. Related Medications. UNDERSTANDING NORMAL INSULIN RESPONSE

INSULIN REGIMENS

Basal-bolus insulin therapy

Basal insulin

Bolus insulin

INSULIN PHARMACOKINETICS AND PHARMACODYNAMICS

About Pre-Mixed Insulin

EXAMPLES OF INSULIN REGIMENS

About insulin concentrations

OTHER INJECTABLE MEDICATIONS

Amylinomimetics

Incretin mimetics

ORAL DIABETES MEDICATIONS

CONCLUSION

CHAPTER THIRTEEN. Process to Develop. and Maintain Personal. Carbohydrate Counts

PERSONAL CARBOHYDRATE COUNTS

INTEGRATION OF PERSONAL CARBOHYDRATE COUNTS WITH INSULIN PUMPS

CONCLUSION

APPENDIX I. Resources for. Carbohydrate Counting. and Insulin Pump Therapy

BOOKS THAT TEACH CARBOHYDRATE COUNTING

BOOKS AND PRINT MATERIAL WITH CARBOHYDRATE COUNTS

SOFTWARE AND ONLINE RESOURCES FOR CARBOHYDRATE COUNTS

Websites

Online restaurant information

Advanced software and websites

CONTINUOUS SUBCUTANEOUS INSULIN. INFUSION (CSII) RESOURCES

Books for health care providers

Books for people with diabetes

Consumer magazine publications for people with diabetes

Useful articles

Website

APPENDIX II. Blood Glucose— Lowering Medications. ORAL BLOOD GLUCOSE LOWERING MEDICATIONS. Category: Sulfonylureas*

Category: Meglinitinides

Category: Biguanides

Category: Thiazolidinediones (TZDs)

Category: Alpha-Glucosidase inhibitors

Category: Dipeptidyl peptidase-4 inhibitors (DPP-4)

Combination meds

INJECTABLE BLOOD GLUCOSE LOWERING MEDICATIONS. Category: Incretin mimetics

Category: Amylin analog

Category: Insulin

Notes on insulin

Appendix III. Sample Record. Keeping for Basic. and Advanced. Carbohydrate. Counting

Reference List

Index

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