Daily Blood Sugar Log for Caregivers

 Daily Blood Sugar Log

What is a normal blood sugar level, when logging high blood sugar or low blood sugar?

As a caregiver, you may check blood sugar levels depending on your patients’ level of care. A blood sugar level is a range you try to reach as much as possible.

These are typical levels:

• Before a meal: 80 to 130 mg/dL.

• Two hours after the start of a meal: Less than 180 mg/dL.

Keeping a daily log of your patient’s blood sugar levels will help keep it under control. The Medical Log Book for Caregivers can help you provide a better quality of care.

While caregiving, your or your patient's blood sugar levels may be different depending on your age. If you or your patient have any additional health problems you have, and other factors. Be sure to talk to your health care team about which targets are best for you.

Patient Care Flow Sheet

Medical Log Book for Caregivers gives you access to time management solutions to logging your patient's blood sugar every day.

Features:

• Log for Blood Pressure
• Log Blood Sugar
• Log Temperature
• Log Pulse Rate
• Log Respirations
• Log Pain Level
• Log Weight
• Log Last BM (bowel movement)
• Log Protime (PT) to record coagulation status related to therapeutic interventions and disorders such as vitamin K deficiency.
• Log Medication Administered

Whether you're taking care of a loved one, friend, or patient, Start taking control of their health today! Learn more on how to get your Medical Log Book for Caregivers.

 

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