-write a 400-word minimum response, bringing in new facts (APA cited) with refer

-write a 400-word minimum response, bringing in new facts (APA cited) with references pertinent to the facilitator’s presentation
– pose one question to the facilitator
Make the sources reliable websites please
Presentation to view:
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Here’s an example of a response, but dont copy any words: “Hi Hana, I really enjoyed your presentation on this week’s chapter. It gave so much good information that could be helpful for patients to know when going to an appointment with their health care professional. Question #1 interested me because I have never looked at the perspective of going into an appointment with a goal, Besides trying to get antibiotics to help with a common cold or strep throat. Disease management is an important goal for patients with diabetes like you said. Diabetes is a chronic disease that is being diagnosed more and more each year. “Worldwide prevalence of diabetes among subjects over 65 years was 123 million in 2017, a number that is expected to double in 2045. (Dario Giugliano 2019)“. This can be caused by many factors such as diets and eating habits becoming increasingly worse. There have been many evolutions in ways for patients to manage issues related to their diabetes. For a patient these methods can be as simple as healthy dieting, staying hydrated, checking blood sugar often, and being prepared for an emergency by keeping a snack or juice that’s high in sugar especially during exercise“When you exercise, your muscles use sugar (glucose) for energy. Regular physical activity also helps your body use insulin more efficiently.(Mayo Clinic 2022)”. I have seen the importance of being prepared with a schedule of eating and a treatment plan with a teammate of mine with diabetes. It was important for him to stay on top of his blood sugar levels especially at games and practices because these could be long periods of time where he is on the field and not monitoring his levels. Keeping a snack for these reasons are important if suddenly you realize your blood sugar is low. Stress is another factor that plays into high blood sugar. Keeping a good management plan that has been discussed with your physician is a type of preventative method that will help lower your stress levels. Your facilitation brings many ideas to mind about all different types of goals in health care and again I found it very interesting.
Hana, my question for you is when dealing with disease management for a chronic disease such as diabetes do you believe that it is important to get a second opinion on the procedures you take?”
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