TOPIC:/ HEALTH PROBLEM: Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus / Gain knowledge about the pre-existing health condition.

PURPOSE: To encourage the patient by imparting educational information related to his condition type 2 Diabetes Mellitus

GOAL: The patient will gain knowledge about his pre-existing health condition

OBJECTIVES CONTENT METHOD OF TIME ALLOTTED RESOURCES METHOD OF

OUTLINE INSTRUCTION EVALUATION
After the 20
minutes of Health
Teaching, the
patient will able to:

1. Acknowledge Teach the client to Discussion 5 minutes  Collection of Recitation

the signs and acknowledge the information
symptoms of signs and about the topics
diabetes symptoms of  Pamphlet
diabetes such as:  Communication
Skills
- Frequent
urination
- Unintended
weight loss
- Fatigue
- Blurred vision
- Slow-healing
sores
- Frequent
infections
- Numbness or
tingling in the
hands or feet
- Areas of
darkened skin,
usually in the
armpits and
 neck

2. Comply with the Teach the client Instruction and 7 minutes  Chart for meal Recitation
proper way of about proper way Discussion plan
maintaining of maintaining  Communication
healthy lifestyle healthy lifestyle Skills
such as:

- Creating a
meal plan
designed to a
diabetic
person with
the
participation of
the patient and
family.

A meal plan
should include:

- Plate method:
(The plate
method must
contain
protein, health
fats, produce
and starchy
carbs. 1/2 of
the plate
should be
veggies, 1/4
protein and 1/4
starch.
- Eat regular
meals &
snacks (to
help keep your
blood sugar in
check).

- Check blood
glucose daily
(Teach the
family about
the importance
of checking
the blood
glucose daily;
Encourage the
father to buy a
blood glucose
strips)

- Encourage the
patient to take
the medication
regularly.
(Teach the
family
especially the
client to
comply with
the
medications
and ensure to
follow the
correct dosage
in a day)
 - Avoid taking
food that
contains too
much sugar,
avoid
excessive
alcohol intake

3. Gain knowledge Explain the Discussion 5 minutes  Communication

about the possible risk for Skills
possible risk of excessive alcohol
complications intake by listing
diabetes-related
medical
complications
such as
- Cardiovascular
problems
- Nerve damage
- Kidney
damage
- Eye damage