Plssssssssss helppppp, Record your observations after reviewing the patients diary entries and app data. Gluc-O-MeterHi, Cass!110mg/dLCURRENT READING2:00 PMCO10 100%Gluc-O-MeterHi, Cass!+WEEKLY85%IN RANGESUMMARY PART 1TODAY21154HYPOSAVG. BLOOD GLUCOSEHYPERSl Carrier *2:00 PMSTATISTICSWEEKLY SUMMARYLast 7 days24/7LOWESTHIGHEST68283PART II..monitoring258.IN RANGE (50%)BELOW RANGEABOVE RANGE11BALANCED DAYSHYPOSHYPERS3. .l Carrier2:00 PM100%Gluc-O-MeterThis graph shows your data averaged over 30 daysABOVE HIGHTHRESHOLDBELOW LOWTHRESHOLDAVERAGE30 DAY SUMMARY300-250GRAPHF200O180(150150100C8050O70W Omg/dL12am6.12pm612amKey: waking (W), breakfast (B), lunch (L), dinner (D), sleeping (S), Insulinand exercise (E)il Carrier a2:00 PMCO 1 0100%Gluc-O-Meter65%187N/ADays with 100%CGM data 77CassHypoglycemiarisk35%0%mg/dLAverageGlucose(CGM)0%Time in rangeAvg.calibrations 0.3per day1 Cass had a pattern of nighttime highsCass had a pattern of significant highs between 11:10PM and 6:30AM.30 DAY SUMMARY2 Cass had a pattern of daytime highsCass had a pattern of significant highs between 10:50AM and 12:15PM.3 Cass' best glucose day was FridayCass' glucose data was in the target range about 65% of the day.

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Record your observations

Phlebotomy Essentials

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ISBN:9781451194524

Author:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Publisher:Ruth McCall, Cathee M. Tankersley MT(ASCP)

Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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