Hgt Monitoring

HGT Monitoring Incredibly Easy

1. HGT MONIT0RING
Submitted by-
• Ashely Jose
• Neenu Varghese
• Feby m. benny
• Sharon Kuruvilla

2. Objectives
To determine the blood sugar level
To prevent complications
to prevent hyperglycemia or hypoglycemia
For knowing the appropriate level of glucose level

3. DIABETES MELLITUS A SILENT KILLER!!!
•
Diabetes mellitus is a metabolic disorder which
results in increased
blood sugar level characterized by metabolic,
hormonal changes
which is manifested by polyuria, polydipsia and
polyphagia

4. Incidence

5. What is Hgt????
HGT monitoring(HEMO GLUCOSE TEST) is a way of testing the
concentration of glucose in the blood(glycemia) partially important
in diabetic management,a blood glucose test is typically
performed bypiercingthe skin ,typically on the finger to draw blood
to a chemicallyactivedisposable test strip.thistest is usually referred
as CAPILLARYBLOOD GLUCOSE TEST.

6. Diabetes mellitus
Type-1
Diabetes
mellitus
Type-2
Diabets
mellitus
Hyperglcemia
Hypoglycemia
Diabetic
coma
Before
administering
insulin
Health check
Pre-operation
Alerting time to check blood
glucose!!!

7. contraindication
Periphery
circulatory
failure
Hyperlipedimia
Iv infusion of
ascorbic acid
Pre-eclampsia
Site is bruised
Shock
,hypotension

8. glucometer
Needle/lancet(T
here are 3
common gauges
that the needle
comes in which
are 28, 30, and
33 gauge).
glucometer
strips
Gloves Kidney tray
Puncture
proof
container
Dry cotton
and wet
cotton
Articles

9. SITES OF
FINGER
SITES OF
TOES
SITES
OF
HEELS
SITES TO BE
USED

10. Preparation of
nurse
•Check for the
indication for
glucose
monitoring
•Prepare for
the articles
•Remove all
jewelry
•Fold on the
long sleeves
•Perform hand
hygiene
Preparation of
environment
•Adequate
light
•Provide
privacy if
necessary
•Provide
comfort
Preparation of
patient
•Explain the
procedure to
the patient
•Provide
comfortable
position
•Inform any
discomfort
occurs.

11. Types of lancet and
pen holder

12. •Use a branded meter instead of a generic one
•Learn the ins and outs of your meters
•Buy test strips made for your specific meter
•Make sure there’s enough blood to fill the landing
section of each strip
•Wash your hands before using the meter
•Use the device on the sides of your fingers, not on
the fingertips
•Know your goal numbers
•Keep your meter out of the freezing cold or extreme
heat.
Special tips on hgtmonitoring

13. Dia-VIt Trackeris ourProof of Concept
wearable device developed to
showcase our technology .
It uses our proprietary non-invasive
technology to measure blood glucose
without the need for finger pricking
Suitable for Type 1 and Type 2
diabetics, sugar BEAT is a non-
invasive, affordable and flexible
glucose monitoring system.
Combining patented patch
technology with a rechargeable
transmitter, sugar BEAT provides
tailored monitoring for better
glucose level management
NEW WAYS FOR
MONITORING

14. CGM systems usually consist of a glucose sensor, a
transmitter, and a small external monitor to view your
glucose levels.
The CGM monitor or insulin pump is small, discreet, and
easy-to-wear. It can be attached to your belt, hidden in
your pocket, or placed under your clothing.
CONTINUOUS GLUCOSE MONITORING…

15. THINGS THAT AFFECT YOUR GLUCOSE MONITORING
Wash your hands using warm water
Be sure your hands are dry.
Before poking, “milk” your finger by rubbing from the base of your
finger to the fingertip.
Never poke the pad or tip of your fingers
Always rotate your fingers and hands
Do not clean your finger with an alcohol swab.
Make sure the drop of blood is large enough
Check the expiry date on the strips
Store your strips properly
Make sure that you do not touch the strips
Remove the first drop of blood.