Published Apr 12, 2019
CanIcallmymom, BSN, RN
397 Posts
I feel like I have a lot of Diabetic students. I have 4 Type 1 DM and 3 Type 2 DM... All of these require insulin. I have 2 additional Type 2 who take oral medications at home...
AdobeRN
1,294 Posts
3 T1D - all pretty easy to take care of - they are compliant and parents are pleasant to work with.
1 minute ago, AdobeRN said:3 T1D - all pretty easy to take care of - they are compliant and parents are pleasant to work with.
Thank goodness for awesome parents! Most of mine are easy to take care of as well. I do have one that is autistic, but he does not seem to mind me much anymore. ?
BrisketRN, BSN, RN
916 Posts
Two type 1--one middle school, one high school. Both are highly independent and compliant.
KeeperOfTheIceRN, ADN
655 Posts
NONE
Just now, KeeperOfTheIceRN said:NONE
HOW DOES THAT HAPPEN?!
jnemartin, BSN, RN
340 Posts
2, both T1D. Strangely, the entire student body is only about 300
tining, BSN, RN
1,071 Posts
5:1500
jess11RN
291 Posts
3 type I Diabetics
I guess I should add that we have appx 1000 student body.
MountainNurseTammy, BSN, RN
7 Posts
I have one high schooler who is not great at his own care and I am constantly monitoring and he is always high and spends way too much time in the health office and I have one preschooler. I am one nurse for a middle/high school and two preK/elementary schools. These two keep me up at night!
aprilmoss
266 Posts
My son is/was T1. It seems like things go in cycles. I'll go a couple of years with no diabetics and then three will show up. Same with many other health issues.