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STUDY GUIDHEALTH ASSESMENTTypes of AssessmentsLevels of Health PreventionCommunication processInterview phasesDocumentationLifespan Nutritional needsMalnutritionAbuseCultural assessmentGeneral surveyPain assessmentVital signsSkin assessmentVisual assessmentHead and neck assessmentRespiratory assessmentCardiovascular assessmentCardiovascular dysfunctionAbdominal assessmentBowel soundsJoint movementCranial nerve assessmentNeurological assessmentHospital assessment.Skin risk assessmentsFUNDAMENTALGuidelines for Nursing PracticeSubjective versus objective dataNursing processEstablishing GoalsCrimes and TortsNational Patient Safety GoalsAsepsis and Infection Control Safety assessmentInfection Control precautionsPressure injuriesMedication administration Safety in medication administrationPulmonary function studiesOxygen supplementationTherapeutic & Modified Dietary OrdersTube FeedingUrinalysisBowel sounds assessmentTypes of ExerciseMobility InterventionsSleep habitsPain assessmentCoping, death and dyingArterial blood gasesCulturally competent carePHAMACOLOGYPharmacokinetic Processes.Basic Application of Nursing PharmacologyDrug Therapy for Older AdultsMuscle relaxant effectsOpioid agonist effectsMigraine TreatmentGlucocorticoid PharmacologyInhaled Beta2 Agonists Drug Treatment for Peptic Ulcer DiseaseTetracycline Nursing considerationsTuberculosis Pharmacological TreatmentFluoroquinolone agentsType 2 Diabetes treatmentComparison of Insulin TypesHypothyroid AgentsDiuretic actionAngiotensin-Converting Enzyme InhibitortreatmentsVasodilator Agents effectsWarfarin action and effects Selective SerotoninReuptake InhibitorsAdverse effects antipsychotic medicationCholinesterase Inhibitors effectsAdrenergic antagonists effectsAntiseizure Agents Alzheimer's Agents

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Type 2 Diabetes
	As per the several clinical experts, diabetes is the impairment in the way the body uses and regulates sugar as a fuel. With type 2 diabetes the body does not produce enough insulin and requires medication process. Type 2 diabetes causes major health complications specially in the tiny blood vessels within the kidney, nerves, or eyes. It creates a situation where the pancreas cannot make enough insulin and hence once suffers from increase in sugar level. 
	Assessment in this regard would be the neurological assessment, fundoscopic examination and vital signs are the most important aspects that are to be examined as indicated by patient’s situation. The assessment procedure would be continued with the patient who were already previously diagnosed with diabetes. It provides an annual assessment process which highlights the risk factors for the development of the complications.

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