How to Check Blood Sugar Level (Glucose) | Glucometer Diabetes Testing Procedure Nursing

This hurts my finger to watch

99 slightly high

Is 99 normal?

Thank you so much — straight to the point, nice and clear directions. Very helpful video. 🙏🏽💕✌🏽

Thanks!

Well explained thank you so much

Thank you for this clear and informative guide on using a glucometer! Understanding the proper procedure for checking blood sugar levels is crucial for managing diabetes. Your step-by-step instructions make it easier for everyone, especially those new to this process. Empowering and educational content like this truly helps in taking control of our health. Great job! 👍

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Mam your job is great

Thank you Sarah, very helpful😊

Hi, sorry for the question not related to the video. Can I ask if it is common for ADN students to have a clinical in nursing homes? If it is, I’d like to know if BSN students have a clinical there as well.

Just checked mine and it was 178 which is awful close to the 200 limit ughh.

My primary has me on 1 and a half tablets of metforman but until I can get a pill cutter I can only take one tablet per day.....at least I'm not yet at the point of needing to inject insulin however.

When buying a new set of glucose test strip always buy the same exact ones that comes with the brand. Other blood strips model won't able to give correct readings.

Thanks for the in depth explanation. You included things that weren't told/explained in class or in clinicals. 😊

Do you have video on freestyle monitor? How about insulin injections?

Excellent teaching‼️☺️👏🏽👏🏽🏆🏅Thank you‼️🫱🏻‍🫲🏽

This is super useful video! I'll be sharing it with my patients! Thank you!

Thanks dear

Thanks you Nurse Sarah

Thanks a lot sara. Greetings from Iraq

Sometimes I just can't get enough blood to test. I've tried jumping for ciculation, and soaking my hand in warm water, and it still might take me a dozen pokes to get a correct drop of blood to test.