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Diabetes at Camp 2025
Diabetes at Camp: Automated Insulin Delivery Syst ...
Diabetes at Camp: Automated Insulin Delivery Systems (AID)
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This module on insulin pumps provides an in-depth look at the use of non-automated insulin pumps for managing diabetes, particularly in a camp setting. It covers key objectives such as understanding the concept and components of insulin pumps, utilizing basic pump functions, and troubleshooting common issues. There are currently seven FDA-approved insulin pump platforms available, each requiring patient interaction for basal (continuous) and bolus (meal-time) insulin doses. <br /><br />The module describes the differences between various models, mentioning those without tubing, known as "patch pumps" like the Omnipod. It explains how insulin is delivered into the body through a cannula and the importance of regularly changing infusion sets. The Medtronic 670G pump, for example, automatically adjusts the basal rate based on sensor glucose values while requiring manual confirmation for correction doses. <br /><br />The module highlights the necessity of individualized pump settings, which should be coordinated with a healthcare provider before and during camp. It emphasizes the importance of returning to home settings after camp or providing caregivers with a transition plan.<br /><br />Insulin On Board (IOB) is a feature that helps prevent dosing overlaps by accounting for insulin still active in the body from prior doses. Additionally, the module offers guidance on how to handle pumps at camp, especially during activities like swimming. For instance, while Omnipod is waterproof, others should be disconnected and stored safely.<br /><br />The ultimate goal is to integrate diabetes management into new environments, ensuring children can utilize their pumps effectively while away from home. The module provides assessment questions and points towards resources for further reading and guidance.
Keywords
insulin pumps
diabetes management
non-automated pumps
camp setting
FDA-approved platforms
patch pumps
infusion sets
individualized settings
Insulin On Board
Omnipod
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