Focused Exam_ Gestational Diabetes _ Completed _ Shadow Health - Patient- Jennifer

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Opportunities marked as Not Encountered are opportunities that were not elicited in the interview Opportunities marked as Not Followed Up are missed opportunities that were present in the interview, but where no statements were m Opportunities marked as Followed Up were followed up by students, and include the dialogue between student and patient Description: During the interview, Jennifer divulges that five years ago she suffered a miscarriage during her first and only other pregnancy. Have you ever been pregnant before? Que 11:16 AM Yes, I'm currently pregnant. I've been pregnant once before, but I had a miscarriage. I'm sorry to hear about your miscarriage. Pregnancy loss is difficult, and can greatly affect the emotional and physical toll of future pregnancies. I can understand how such a loss might inform your concern at the moment, but gestational diabetes is a manageable condition. Myself and others are here to help you throughout this pregnancy and ensure that you and your baby stay healthy. Empa 11:21 AM Thank you for that sentiment. Model Statement: "I’m sorry to hear about your miscarriage. Pregnancy loss is difficult, and can greatly affect the emotional and physical toll of future pregnancies. I can understand how such a loss might inform your concern at the moment, but gestational diabetes is a manageable condition. Myself and others are here to help you throughout this pregnancy and ensure that you and your baby stay healthy." Description: Jennifer reports feeling stressed about her new diagnosis of gestational diabetes. Your Results Turn In (/assignment_attempts//choos Lab Pass (/assignment_attempts//lab_pass. Overview Transcript Subjective Data Collection Objective Data Collection Education & Empathy Documentation Care Plan 1 Miscarriage Followed U 2 Stress Followed U This study source was downloaded by from CourseH on :46:03 GMT -06:00 11/24/21, 5:53 PM Focused Exam: Gestational Diabetes | Completed | Shadow Health What do you know about gestational diabetes? Que 12:30 PM I read that it goes away after you give birth and it can be regulated with diet and exercise. I still don't understand how this happened. I eat pretty healthy and I'm still active. What did I do wrong? You did nothing wrong, sometimes the cause is unknown Edu 12:31 PM That’s helpful to know. Regretfully, gestational diabetes can present without any observable symptoms. The condition can also arise independent of a woman's diet or activity level. Being moderately healthy, unfortunately, dose not guarantee that a woman will not develop gestational diabetes. It's important to remember that despite the sometimes asymptomatic nature of this condition, it is manageable through various lifestyle changes. Between your own tenacity and the assistance of healthcare providers such as myself, you can take more control of this pregnancy. Edu 12:39 PM I’ll consider that more, thank you. Model Statement: "New diagnoses can be stressful, especially when they come unexpectedly. It’s understandable that you would be worried about your health and your baby’s health right now. The good news is, this can be regulated. You’re doing a great job already!" Description: Jennifer reports being surprised by her gestational diabetes diagnosis, because she hadn’t had any symptoms. What do you know about gestational diabetes? Que 12:30 PM I read that it goes away after you give birth and it can be regulated with diet and exercise. I still don't understand how this happened. I eat pretty healthy and I'm still active. What did I do wrong? You did nothing wrong, sometimes the cause is unknown Edu 12:31 PM That’s helpful to know. Regretfully, gestational diabetes can present without any observable symptoms. The condition can also arise independent of a woman's diet or activity level. Being moderately healthy, unfortunately, dose not guarantee that a woman will not develop gestational diabetes. It's important to remember that despite the sometimes asymptomatic nature of this condition, it is manageable through various lifestyle changes. Between your own tenacity and the assistance of healthcare providers such as myself, you can take more control of this pregnancy. Edu 12:39 PM I’ll consider that more, thank you. Model Statement: "Regretfully, gestational diabetes can present without any observable symptoms. The condition can also arise independent of a woman’s diet or activity level; being moderately healthy, unfortunately, does not guarantee that a woman will not develop gestational diabetes. It’s important to remember that despite the sometimes asymptomatic nature of this condition, it is manageable through various lifestyle changes. Between your own tenacity and the assistance of healthcare providers such as myself, you can take more control of this pregnancy." Description: Jennifer reports knowing that Asian women are more susceptible to gestational diabetes, but little else. What do you know about gestational diabetes? Que 12:30 PM 3 Asymptomatic Presentation Followed U 4 Risk Factors Followed U This study source was downloaded by from CourseH on :46:03 GMT -06:00 11/24/21, 5:53 PM Focused Exam: Gestational Diabetes | Completed | Shadow Health I read that it goes away after you give birth and it can be regulated with diet and exercise. I still don't understand how this happened. I eat pretty healthy and I'm still active. What did I do wrong? You did nothing wrong, sometimes the cause is unknown Edu 12:31 PM That’s helpful to know. Regretfully, gestational diabetes can present without any observable symptoms. The condition can also arise independent of a woman's diet or activity level. Being moderately healthy, unfortunately, dose not guarantee that a woman will not develop gestational diabetes. It's important to remember that despite the sometimes asymptomatic nature of this condition, it is manageable through various lifestyle changes. Between your own tenacity and the assistance of healthcare providers such as myself, you can take more control of this pregnancy. Edu 12:39 PM I’ll consider that more, thank you. Model Statement: "While gestational diabetes often manifests without symptoms, there are a number of risk factors associated with the condition, including: obesity, a family history of diabetes, and having polycystic ovarian syndrome. One risk factor that pertains to you, in particular, is your being of advanced maternal age at the time of this pregnancy. Being 35 years or older during a reproductive stage heightens a woman’s risk of developing gestational diabetes." Comments If your instructor provides individual feedback on this assignment, it will appear here. © Shadow Health (800) 860-3241 | Help Desk ( (