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1
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what is non-adherence?

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multidimensional, failing to understand what you are supposed to do

2
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what is non-compliance

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failing to do what your told (different than non-adherance, not as complex)

3
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i am attending a lecture but using my laptop to watch netflix… i am being___ but not____

A

compliant but not adherent

4
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compliance as defined by docs:

A

the extent to which behavior matches medical advice

5
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adherance as defined by docs

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the extent to which a person behavior (taking meds, following a diet, executing life cahnges) corresponds with agreed recommendations

6
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what are some short-term complicaiton to non-adherance in diabetes treatment?

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hyperglycemia, DKA, elevated BP

7
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what are some long term complications to nonadherence

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retinopathy, neuropathy, amputations, heart disease, blindness, stroke

8
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patients generally adhere to which more: medications or lifestyle changes

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medication

9
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give four reasons why adherence is important in diabetes

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extend quality of life, avoid complications, lets you live fully, cost of nonadherence is expensive

10
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what factors contribute to non-adherence? (4)

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patient/family char, disease related char, health care system, regimen related char

11
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the more severe the disease the more/less adherent

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more

12
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the lower the SES the more/less adherent

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less

13
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males or female are more adherent

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females

14
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the more complex the regimen the more/less adherent

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less

15
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nonadherence in diabetes is defined as: (4 different ones)

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overuse, misuse, eractic use of insulin,

infrequent blood glucose testing

poor record keeping

failure to attend appts

16
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what is the % of non-adherence in diabetes?

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50%

17
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what is diabalemia?

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under using insulin to lose weight, seen most often in girls with T1DB

18
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what youth age class is most likely to non-adhere?

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teens

19
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what is intentional non-adherence

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gaining a secondary benefit from non-adhering. Ex: overuse insulin to allow increased eating, diabulimia

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