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The document is a Quick Reference Emergency Plan for managing hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) and hyperglycemia (high blood sugar) in students with diabetes. It outlines the causes, symptoms, and necessary actions to take in case of either condition, emphasizing the importance of notifying school personnel and providing appropriate treatment based on the severity of the symptoms.

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Begin by entering the student's name and grade/teacher in the designated fields. This information is crucial for identifying the student during an emergency.
Fill out the emergency contact information, including phone numbers for both parents/guardians and the school nurse or trained diabetes personnel. Ensure all contact numbers are accurate and up-to-date.
In the 'Causes of Hypoglycemia' and 'Hyperglycemia' sections, review and circle any symptoms that are typical for the student. This helps caregivers quickly identify issues.
For each action needed section, follow the guidelines provided based on whether symptoms are mild, moderate, or severe. Make sure to check off actions that apply to your specific situation.

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What is the emergency of diabetes?

HHS is a diabetic emergency that occurs when your blood sugar soars over 600 milligrams per deciliter and remains at a very high level for a long period. That can result in severe dehydration and changes in the blood, which can be life-threatening.

How to help a diabetic emergency?

3:52 4:46 High blood sugar levels call 999 or 1112. If they have hypoglycemia. Low blood sugar levels. And areMoreHigh blood sugar levels call 999 or 1112. If they have hypoglycemia. Low blood sugar levels. And are alert give them 150 ml sugary drink or three jelly babies. Sit them down and let them. Rest.

What is the first thing you should do for a diabetic emergency?

I recommend giving someone sugar if they are having a diabetic emergency, regardless of whether their sugar is high or low. This is because if their sugar is too low, it can save their life. If their sugar is too high, giving them more wont immediately harm them and we can address that later.

What is an emergency plan for diabetes?

Emergency Supplies Consider storing at least a weeks worth of diabetes supplies, which, depending on how you take care of your diabetes, could include oral medication, , delivery supplies, lancets, extra batteries for your meter and/or pump, and a quick-acting source of glucose.

What should a diabetes care plan include in school?

Make a diabetes management plan Target blood sugar range. Whether your child needs help checking their blood sugar. Your childs specific low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) symptoms. How to treat low blood sugar. or other medicines used. Meal and snack plans, including for special events.

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