. Briefly describe the underlying pathophysiology of type 2 Diabetes mellitus. 3. Describe the action of these medications used in the management of T2DM and any specific nursing considerations: • Metformin • Gliclazide. 4. What are the normal ranges for the following tests in adults? a. Blood Glucose Level (fasting): b. Blood Ketone Level (fasting): 5. A person who is HYPOGLYCAEMIC may display some or all or only some of the following symptoms. Briefly describe the pathophysiological processes which are resulting in this presentation. a. Confusion b. Drowsiness c. Slurred speech d. Pallor e. Cold skin f. Clamminess 6. Intravenous (IV) Glucose 50% and Intramuscular (IMI) glucagon may be administered if a patient is hypoglycaemic. Describe the actions of these medications.
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