Diabetes Care Certification

Provide caregivers with the knowledge and skills needed to provide optimal care to older adults living with diabetes. Includes knowledge about the disease process, nutrition/diet, and exercise considerations.

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**Please note that courses will become available 1 to 2 business days after purchase. You will have access to the course for 30 days after purchase.

Online | 3 Hours

Cost: $49.00

Lessons Included

: Explain the causes and impact of diabetes mellitus. Describe the diet and nutrition considerations for an older adult with diabetes. Identify the causes and symptoms of low blood sugar in older adults with diabetes. Identify the causes and symptoms of high blood sugar in older adults with diabetes.

This class will teach caregivers what diabetes mellitus is, and how to identify the causes and symptoms of high and low blood sugar. Caregivers will learn to develop nutritious dietary plans for clients with diabetes.
: Identify the factors that contribute to overweight and obesity in older adults. Describe the diet and nutrition requirements for an older adult with overweight or obesity. Explain meal preparation for weight management for older adults with overweight or obesity. Determine physical activities for weight management for older adults with overweight or obesity.

This class will teach caregivers the factors that contribute to obesity in older adults, and the risks of overweight and obesity. Caregivers will learn how to help older adults manage their weight with diet, meal planning, and physical activity.
: Define words that relate to nutrition. Explain why older adults are at risk for poor nutrition. Use food prep, modified diets, and adaptive equipment to meet your client’s nutritional needs.

This class discusses what appropriate nutrition looks like for an older adult and how to prepare meals that meet clients' nutritional needs. It explores food prep, modified diets, and adaptive equipment to help meet those needs. It also reviews why older adults are at risk for poor nutrition and how to assist with nutritional needs.

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Note: Continuing education courses are not included within this institution’s ABHES grant of accreditation.