Type 2 Diabetes mellitus Risk Factors Screening Among patients at Mohail Asser Hospital, KSA.

Faculty Nursing Year: 2019
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Journal: Biomedicine and Nursing Journal , Volume 5, Number 2 Biomedicine and Nursing Journal Volume:
Keywords : Type , Diabetes mellitus Risk Factors Screening    
Abstract:
Risk factor administration is significant in keeping away from life-threatening a difficulty and preventing new-onset of diabetes, throughout identified and counselee the high risk groups before suffering from diabetes. The prevalence of type 2 diabetes mellitus is steadily elevating in Saudi Arabia may be due to people growth, aging, development, elevating occurrence of obesity and physical dormancy. Screening must be previously detection and or additional heavy therapy of persons with asymptomatic will be resulting in improved clinical outcomes. Aims were to: Assess the risk factors for type 2 diabetes, determine which risk can be managed and estimate the probability of type 2 diabetes occurrence in study subjects. Research design: A cross sectional design was followed. Subjects and sitting: 150 patients from Mohail Asser Hospital were randomly selected. Tool of data collection: a structured questionnaire sheet of a German Diabetes Risk Score was adopted. Results: The result of our study reveals that there were high risk factors among participant regarding type 2 DM. the highest risk factors were obesity, consumption of meat, coffee, whole grain bread, physical inactivity, hypertension as well as family history. There was a high risk among participant to suffer from type 2DM in the next 5 years. Based on these result we recommended that improve community alertness regarding type 2 DM modifiable risk factors must be conducted by, audiovisuals media e.g. an illustrated pamphlet, videos, and healthy day workshop, and a mass screening for early detection and take actions from person and governorate must be conduct.
   
     
 
       

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