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Missed Insulin Dose

You’re on insulin?

In short. Push for a sensor.
It would help your diabetic team & more importantly, you..?
Still helps to use a meter. Helps you know the sensor is reasonably calibrated.

I will draw a driving analogy..
The HbA1c is like an “average speed check” on a motorway?
The meter is like a “speed camera.” Just a snapshot of how fast you were if triggered at “that” time…
Using a sensor is like having a “dash cam..” records a more detailed account of your current journey.
Including any crashes?

You’re on insulin?

In short. Push for a sensor.
It would help your diabetic team & more importantly, you..?
Still helps to use a meter. Helps you know the sensor is reasonably calibrated.

I will draw a driving analogy..
The HbA1c is like an “average speed check” on a motorway?
The meter is like a “speed camera.” Just a snapshot of how fast you were if triggered at “that” time…
Using a sensor is like having a “dash cam..” records a more detailed account of your current journey.
Including any crashes? ;)
Re the analogy. when my DN showed me the BS meter and how to use it she used the snap shot description, I said in that case a Hba1c is like a video then ? She said that is a fantastic way to explain it, I will remember that for future use
 
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