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Type 2 Diabetes Management Consent Form

This document is a consent form and questionnaire for a research project conducted by a nursing student on the knowledge and practices of individuals aged 40 and older regarding the management of type 2 diabetes at Bonassama District Hospital. Participants are informed of their rights, including the ability to withdraw from the study at any time, and the document includes various sections to gather socio-demographic information, knowledge about diabetes, and lifestyle practices related to diabetes management. The questionnaire aims to assess participants' understanding and management of type 2 diabetes through multiple-choice questions.

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Type 2 Diabetes Management Consent Form

This document is a consent form and questionnaire for a research project conducted by a nursing student on the knowledge and practices of individuals aged 40 and older regarding the management of type 2 diabetes at Bonassama District Hospital. Participants are informed of their rights, including the ability to withdraw from the study at any time, and the document includes various sections to gather socio-demographic information, knowledge about diabetes, and lifestyle practices related to diabetes management. The questionnaire aims to assess participants' understanding and management of type 2 diabetes through multiple-choice questions.

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CONSENT FORM

Dear participants

I am DJUIMALA KAMAHA ELISABETH RICHNELLE a year three nursing students of HINTP carrying out a
research project title "KNOWLEDGE AND PRACTICES OF ADULT AGED 40YEARS AND OLDER ON THE
MANAGEMENT OF TYPE 2 DIABETES AT BONASSAMA DISTRICT HOSPITAL " .This is done to fulfill one of
the neccessary requirement to obtain "HIGHER NATIONAL DIPLOMA IN MEDICAL NURSING" (HND).. I
will love to get your thoughts on the questions found in this attached questionnaire about management
on diabetes type 2, in all honesty and liberty please note that you are free to withdraw out this study at
any time without any consequence .We assure you of outer most confidentiality.

Please if you are willing to take part in this study, please sign this form

Thanks.

Done at ....................................
Douala Signature of investigator..................

Signature of participants............
Passu vanel
QUESTIONNAIRE

INTRODUCTION : please tick the options that best fit your thoughts on management of
diabetes type II mellitus

SECTION A : SOCIO- DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION OF RESPONDENT

1. Gender: a) male. b) female

2. Age range:

a) 40-45years. b) 46-50years. c) 51-55years. d) 56-60years

3. Marital status:

a) married b) single. c) Divorced. d) widowed

4. Religion:

a) Christian. b) Muslim. c) Traditional. d)others

5. Level of education.

a) primary. b) secondary. c) university d) no formal education

6. Occupation

a) governement employee. b) private employee. c)student.

d) housewife e) not working at all

SECTION B : KNOWLEDGE ON TYPE 2 DIABETES MELLITUS

7. Have you ever heard about diabetes mellitus type II?

a) yes. b) No c) Maybe

[Link] yes what was the source of information?

a) friend. b) Television/radio. c)Health workers d) others.

[Link] is diabetes mellitus type II according to you?

a) A chronic disease in which blood glucose is too high because insulin is not produced or insufficient.

b) A condition people get from eating sweetened foods. c)Nosocomial infection.

d) I don't know
[Link] causes of diabetes mellitus type II do you know?

a) insulin resistance. b) Genetic factors.

c) lifestyle and environmental factors. d) age

11. Which of this following is not a common symptoms of diabetes type 2.

a) frequent urination. b) increased thirst.

c) weight gain. d)blurred vision

12. What are the possible risk factor for developing type II diabetes?

a) low carbohydrates intake b) high physical activity

c) obesity and sedentary lifestyle. d) eating only vegetables

13. Do you know about any complications of diabetes mellitus type II?

a) mental health issues. b) nerve damage

c) cardiovascular complications. d)kidney damage

14. How many days per week should a patient with type 2 diabetes engage in physical activity?

a) 3days. b)2 days. c)1 day. d) everyday

15. What type of exercises do a diabetic patient perform

a) swimming. b) Dancing. c)walking d) yoga

SECTION C : LIFESTYLE PRACTICES

[Link] are you managing diabetes type II?

a) Attending sessions with a registered dietitian. b) Engaging in physical exercises.

c) Following a specific meal plan d) Checking blood sugar level regularly.

17. Do you smoke?

a) Daily. b) occassionally. c) never. d) stopped

18. Do you drink alcool? If yes, how often.

a) Daily. b) occassionally. c) never. d) stopped


19. How often do you check your blood sugar?

a) daily. b) occasionally. c) every 3 months d) every 1 year

20. Do you take your prescribed diabetes medication regularly?

a) Yes. b) always c) sometimes. d) No

21. Which medication are you on?

a) Metformin. b) insulin. c) Mixtard. d) Actrapid

22. Do you get at least 6-8 hours of sleep per night?

a) Yes. b) always. c) sometimes d) No

23. Which lifestyle change is most recommended for managing type 2 diabetes?

a) Avoiding all carbohydrates. b) regular physical activity and balanced diet

c)Avoiding medications. d) eating only protein based meals

24. What challenges do you face in managing diabetes mellitus type II?

a) lack of support b) cost of healthcare

c)Dietary restriction. d) weight management

Common questions

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Challenges in managing Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus include lack of support, the cost of healthcare, dietary restrictions, and issues related to weight management .

Common symptoms of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus include frequent urination, increased thirst, and blurred vision, while weight gain is not considered a common symptom .

The document considers friends, television/radio, health workers, and others as sources of information about Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus . While the document does not explicitly state which is most effective, health workers are implied to be a credible source .

Patients with Type 2 Diabetes should engage in physical activity every day .

Potential complications of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus include mental health issues, nerve damage, cardiovascular complications, and kidney damage .

Regular physical activity and a balanced diet are the most recommended lifestyle changes for managing Type 2 Diabetes .

Key factors contributing to the development of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus include insulin resistance, genetic factors, lifestyle, and environmental factors . Obesity and a sedentary lifestyle are also noted as potential risk factors .

Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus should be managed by attending sessions with a registered dietitian, following a specific meal plan, and regularly checking blood sugar levels .

The level of education may influence the understanding and management of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus, as those with university education can be presumed to have better awareness and comprehension of managing the disease effectively .

The document emphasizes the importance of maintaining a balanced diet and regular physical activity as preventive measures against Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus .

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