Diabetes Self-Management Questionnaire

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Diabetes Self-Management Questionnaire Name: Date: Date of Birth: / / Gender: F M Address: Street City State Zip Phone: Home ( ) Work: ( ) Mobile: ( ) Ethnic Background: White/Caucasian Black/A-A Hispanic Native American Middle-eastern Asian What is your language preference: English Other Marital Status: Single Married Divorced Widowed How many people live in your household? How are they related to you? Are you currently employed? Yes No What is your occupation? How confident are you in filling out medical forms by yourself? Extremely Quite a bit Somewhat A little bit Not at all How do you learn best? Listening Reading Observing Doing Do you have any difficulty with: hearing seeing reading speaking Explain any checked: What is the last grade of school you have completed? Do you use computers: to email look for health and other information Diabetes History Year/Age of Diabetes Diagnosis: / ~ 1 ~

What type of diabetes you have: type 1 type 2 Pre-diabetes gestational Don t Know List relatives with diabetes: Have you had previous instruction on how to take care of your diabetes? Yes No If yes, How long ago? In your own words, what is diabetes? Height Weight Any weight changes (up or down)? Yes No If yes, please explain Do you have any cultural or religious practices or beliefs that influence how you care for your diabetes? Yes No Please describe Checking Blood Glucose Do you check your blood sugars: Yes No Blood sugar range: to How often: Once a day 2 or more/day 1 or more/week Occasionally When: Before breakfast 2 hours after meals Before bedtime What is your target blood sugar range? Name of glucose meter What was your last hemoglobin A1c? Don t know Low Blood Glucose In the last month, how often have you had a blood sugar less than 70? Never Once One or more times/week What are your symptoms? How do you treat your blood sugar? ~ 2 ~

High Blood Glucose Can you tell when your blood sugar is too high? Yes No What do you do when your sugar is high? Meal Plan Do you have a meal plan for diabetes: Yes No If yes, please describe About how often do you use this meal plan? Never Seldom Sometimes Usually Always Do you read and use food labels as a dietary guide: Yes No Do you have any dietary restrictions: Salt Fat Fluid None Other Give a sample of your meals for a typical day: Time: Breakfast: Time: Lunch: Time: Dinner: Time: Snack: Time: Snack: Do you: do your own food shopping? Yes No Cook your own meals? Yes No How often do you eat out? Do you have any food allergies? Yes No Physical Activity Do you exercise regularly? Yes No Type: How often My exercise routine is: easy moderately intense very intense ~ 3 ~

Sick Days/Complications Have you been given sick day guidelines? Yes No Do you drink alcohol? Yes No Type: How many? per day per week occasionally Do you use tobacco? cigarette pipe cigar chewing none Quit How long ago? In the last 12 months, have you: used the emergency room services been admitted to a hospital Was ER visit or hospital admission diabetes related? Yes No Pregnancy and Fertility: Are you: Pre-menopausal Menopausal Post-Menopausal N/A Are you pregnant? Y--when are you expecting? --Are you planning on becoming pregnant? Have you been pregnant before? Yes No Do you have any children? Yes--Ages: No Are you aware of the impact of diabetes on pregnancy? Yes No Are you using birth control? Yes--please specify No Well Being Please state whether you agree, are neutral, or disagree with the following statements: I feel good about my general health: Agree neutral disagree My diabetes interferes with other aspects of my life: Agree neutral disagree My level of stress is high: Agree neutral disagree I have some control over whether I get diabetes complications or not: Agree neutral disagree ~ 4 ~

I struggle with making changes in my life to care for my diabetes: Agree neutral disagree How do you handle stress? From whom do you get support for your diabetes? Family Co-Workers Healthcare providers Support group No-one Other What concerns you most about your diabetes? What is the hardest for you in caring for your diabetes? What are your thoughts or feeling about this issue (e.g., frustrated, angry, guilty)? Other Medical Concerns Do you have any of the following: eye problems kidney problems numbness/tingling/loss of feeling in your feet dental problems high blood pressure high cholesterol sexual problems depression other Please list any other medical conditions _ Check any of the following tests/procedures you have had in the last 12 months: Dilated eye exam urine test for protein foot exam self foot exam healthcare professional dental exam blood pressure weight cholesterol HgbA1c flu shot pneumonia shot ~ 5 ~

Medications Do you take diabetes medications: Yes (check all that apply below) No Diabetes Pills Insulin injections Byetta injections Symlin injections Combination of pills and injections About how often do you miss taking your medications as prescribed? Do you have prescriptions for diabetes medications that you have not filled? Yes No Do you have any medication allergies? Yes No If yes, please list Do you take other medications? Yes No Please list other medications Do you take any over the counter medications, vitamins, or supplements? Yes No Please list What are you most interested in learning from these diabetes education session(s)? _ *Please do not write below this line* CLINICAL ASSESSMENT SUMMARY: ~ 6 ~

Education Needs/Education Plan: Diabetes disease process Nutrition Management Physical Activity Using medications Monitoring Preventing Acute Complications Preventing Chronic Complications Behavior Change Strategies Risk Reduction Strategies psychosocial adjustment Clinician Signature: Date: ~ 7 ~

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