Long Term Management - Artificial Intelligence - RR School Of Nursing

Type II diabetes is not an isolated disease, but rather, a complex metabolic abnormality often involving hypertension, obesity, dyslipidemia, renal function, and a spectrum of cardiovascular diseases. Appropriate management of diabetes requires multiple strategies aimed to improve the patient's glycaemic control, and minimize the risk of complications, based on individual preferences, comorbidities, and the overall prognosis. The key element for a successful outcome, however, is cooperation from the patient. Adequate information about the risks of diabetes and potential benefits of good self-management should be discussed with the patient. Basic guidelines for long-term management include diet and exercise therapies; blood glucose, blood pressure, and lipids management as described in Sect.