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Medtronic — Conference Presentation (April 2020)

10 slides from Medtronic's conference presentation, Apr 20, 2020

  1. Slide 1: Exercise and Diabetes 101 at Home

    EXERCISE AND DIABETES 101 AT HOME JOSH TARINI, MSC RD CDE APRIL 20, 2020

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimers

    Disclaimers For informational and educational purposes only. This content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or diabetes management. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare professional for any questions you may have regardin

  3. Slide 3: Topics Covered

    TOPICS COVERED  Benefits, barriers and types of exercise.  Recommendations and diabetes strategies for exercise.  Managing lows and highs during and after exercise.  Analyzing activities with CareLink™ Software.

  4. Slide 4: Benefits

    BENEFITS  Feeling of well-being  Energy level  Stress  Self-esteem  Blood pressure  Mental and physical  Insulin resistance capacity  Insulin sensitivity

  5. Slide 5: Barriers

    BARRIERS  Motivation.  Outside temperature.  Risk/fear of lows during or after.  Risk of highs before, during or after.  Difficulty managing variations in blood glucose and insulin/food balance.  More frequent blood glucose tests. We have to find our individual balance between the pros and con

  6. Slide 6: Types and Recommendations

    TYPES Recommendations Aerobic: cardiovascular exercise works large groups of muscles with repetitive Aerobic: movements over long periods (e.g.  At least 150 minutes cycling, jogging, walking, swimming). of moderate to  Blood glucose gradually drops during vigorous-intensity or after exercise depe

  7. Slide 7: Strategies

    Questions before starting exercise: STRATEGIES*  If you’re using an insulin pump without CGM: What is my blood glucose?  Temp basal rate 60–90 min before exercising and during exercise. What is my active insulin?  Can start with a temp basal rate of 50%.  If you’re using an insulin pump with CGM

  8. Slide 8: Lows and Highs Related to Physical Activity

    LOWS AND HIGHS RELATED TO PHYSICAL ACTIVITY Lows1  15-15 rule.  Use fast-acting carbs.  If using MiniMed™ 670G and CGM: Suspend before low or Auto Mode – a slightly lower carb intake may be sufficient to manage a low. Post-exercise highs2  Stay hydrated.  Wait before making a correction.  Less

  9. Slide 9: Analysis: Most importantly, keep moving!

    ANALYSIS  Upload your pump to CareLink™ Software* and familiarize yourself with your reports to find out which strategies were suitable and which ones could be improved.  Keep a log book and/or journal.  Try a variety of exercises and don’t give up. Most importantly, keep moving! * https://carel

  10. Slide 10: Thank You!

    THANK YOU!

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