Developmental and Disease Processes: A Case Study of Diabetes Patient Admitted in NHS

This article discusses the case study of a diabetes patient admitted in NHS and the developmental and disease processes involved in providing proper care and treatment to patients. It covers the assessment and understanding of vital signs, treatments given, and drugs used in the process.

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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
BACKGROUND.............................................................................................................................3
CHOSEN CASE..............................................................................................................................4
MAIN BODY..................................................................................................................................4
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................5
REFERNCES...................................................................................................................................7

INTRODUCTION
Developmental and disease process is a disease which affect health of people and direct transfer
of bacteria, viruses or infectious. The developmental origin of health and disease theory is based
on concept of origins of lifestyle related disease is formed at time of fertilization, fetal and
neonatal stages by interrelation between genes and environment. Developmental origins of health
and disease is an approach to medical research. It is important to provide proper care to patients
because so that they can get well soon. It is essential to take care of patients and provide them
good environment so that they can recover soon (Dadheech and Shapiro, 2018).
NHS(National Health Service) was formed in the year 1948. It’s jurisdiction is in England and it
provides proper care to patients. This is health care system which focuses on providing proper
treatment to patients and care so that they can get well soon. It is important to focus on their
needs and satisfy their needs as it helps in creating good image and better services can be
provided. NHS is a department of health and social care.
BACKGROUND
It is essential to provide good care and treatment to patients so that they can recover soon and it
helps in creating good relationship. NHS is one of the famous health and social care which
provides good care and treatment to patients. All the staff members are working properly and
proper training is given to them so that they can work efficiently. Managers are distributing work
among employees and performance is measured so that improvement can be done and it helps in
achieving goals and objectives of hospital. It is the responsibility of managers to manage all the
things and provide good facilities to patients so that patients can recover and get well soon. It is
important to provide proper care to improve health of people (Ge, Chen and Chen, 2017). It is
important to foucs on need of custoemrs and provide them good services so that they can get
well soon. It is essential to provide good facilities to patients. NHS is providing good facilities to
patients and they are giving proepr treatment to custoemrs. It is essential to focus on diabetes
patient so that they can get good treatment. Diabetes patients need proper care and employees are
providing proper care so that patients can get well soon. Diabetes patient was admitted in NHS
as good services are provided to customers and their needs are satisfied. Diabetes patient need
proepr care and satff members should do dialy check up so that patients can get recover soon. It
is important to take care of patients and it helps in maintaining good relationship with customers.
It is essential to provide good treatment to patients so that they can recover soon and it helps in

creating good image in market. For achieving targets of hospital it is important to provide proepr
care and all the facilities which helps in improving health of patient.
CHOSEN CASE
The patient is facing problem related to diabetes and admitted in NHS(National health service).
They are facing problem as it increases the risk of various cardiovascular problems. It includes
disease with chest pain, heart attack, narrowing of arteries. The long term effects of diabetes it
includes damage to large and small blood vessels. The patient is admitted in NHS because in
national health service good facilities are provided. All the employees are focusing on providing
good treatment to patients so that they can recover soon. It is essential to provide good treatment
to diabetes patients because it causes heart attack, stroke, large and small blood vessels. It can
effect kidney, eyes, feet and nerves. Diabetes is a chronic disease which occurs because body is
unable to use glucose properly. The patient is facing problem as some signs are symptoms of
diabetes such as, frequent urination, increased thirst, fatigue, increased hunger, unexplained
weight loss, slow healing cuts and wounds, blurred vision (LeRoith and et.al., 2019).
Patient of diabetes is having many problems and admitted in NHS. Staff members of National
health service are providing good services to patients and proper treatment is provided so that
they can recover soon. National health service is one of the famous hospital which provides good
treatment to people and their health record is maintained daily. Nurses and staff members are
taking care of patients and providing treatment so that they can recover soon. It is important to
focus on satisfying need of patient and proper treatment. The case is related to patient who has
diabetes and admitted in NHS. It is the responsibility of staff members to provide good treatment
to patients and satisfy their needs. It is essential to provide safe and secure environment to
patients so that they can recover. Diabetes patient need proper care and their daily updates should
be given to doctor by staff members so that treatment can be given according to that. It is the
responsibility of managers of National health service to provide necessary facilities to patients so
that they can recover soon.

MAIN BODY
The nursing care given to patient suffering from diabetes has been formed keeping essential
factors in mind, linking with understanding of essential vital signs and treatments to be delivered.
NHS has been optimal in serving patient with best care and treatments, as per essential signs of
diseases and also to further provide best treatments. It has been analysed that by adhering to
essential aspects of healthcare analysis, NHS has been successful in providing best healthcare
services to all patients within varied treatments. NHS check-up facilities and healthcare services
holds huge precise efficacy, for further extensive new treatment rise which evolves rise on new
extended healthcare needs on extensive levels significantly.
Overview of the patient
The patient has been admitted to NHS, with severe signs of diabetes where his physical
wellbeing has been found to be at risk, as there were various signs of fatigue and increased
hunger. The patient has been also found to be having unexplained weight loss, slow healing
found in cuts and wounds which has lowered physical wellness. There is also tingling or
numbness found in hands and feet, due to diabetes and patient needed care to be given connected
with medical examination. It has been also analysed that individual has been found to be having
family history of diabetes and there is also high blood pressure found within body. There is
fluctuation found in body weight and also high blood clotting which has made individual
inactive, lethargic and also severely under risk of increased diabetes (Silva & et.al, 2021).
Patient was improper in eating habits, and had no physical activities which reduced his
ability to respond properly to treatments further. NHS has been optimally given proper care,
taking assessment of patient suffering from diabetes and also taking specific steps for care given
to patient. Research within latest study has found that patient suffering from diabetes faces
varied range of health issues and specific rise on medications, drugs and treatments given which
plays crucial role for optimum health care being delivered. It has been also found that NHS
medical care, and services provided are optimally efficient for providing timely treatment and
assessment of proper vital signs. Patient has to be further given new medical treatments,
medicines and also further establish proper check on vital needs within sugar levels monitoring.
Doctors and nurses were precisely working towards establishing proper check on treatments,
healthcare check ups and facilities for strengthening diabetes treatments significantly. Patient
selfcare needs have to be properly analysed, and also potential vital new treatments have to be

further diagnosed with best medical expertise for attending towards patient sever healthcare
needs specifically. It has been also found that doctors and medical experts are clinically
advanced at NHS, where diabetes disease has been found to be one of the most informative
(Raghu & et.al, (2021).
Assessment and understanding of vital signs
As per the views of Tiwari & et.al (2021), assessment and understanding of vital signs in
diabetes has been significantly widely done as per new scale needs for further patient recovery
within healthcare scenarios. It has been also found that patient admitted to NHS has been
suffering from diabetes, where vital signs were clear that treatment and drugs needs to be given.
Doctors and nurses were properly addressing vital signs of patient, and further providing
optimum care within special care parameters. The diabetes focused examination includes vital
signs, limited vascular and neurological examination significantly where organ systems should
be also scanned up properly. It has been identified that patient clinical situation has been
improper and also essential aspects have been found to be crucially inclined for attending vital
needs informatively. Patient has increased blood pressure, and was highly tired, where sever
internal illness was also there which lowered response to various treatments respectively.
Research within latest study also explains that recent treatment related to diabetes, correlates
specific focus on patient healthcare needs and diet requirements for gaining active recovery.
It has been also analysed that NHS doctors, nurses have been taking significant steps for
developing vital recovery and further generate specific care aspects. Patient ideal treatment has
been also found to be done by specialist doctors and medical experts and assessment of medical
history also taken place to develop proper response to situation for patient to get better
(Yammine, El-Alam & Assi, 2021). It has been also found that NHS further has been taking best
steps, regarding therapies assessment and health specific medicines which needs to be given to
patient suffering from diabetes. However, there is further evolved rise coming up within new
treatments for diabetes which potentially plays crucial role. Recent new research tests also
advance focus on fact that metformin is tired and tested medicine that has been found to be one
of the most reliable and effectively evolved medicine recommended by most experts and found
as first line therapy.
It is affordable, safe and effective and accommodable by various people within
treatments Nie & et.al, (2021). Diabetes patient needs to be given further proper diet and

exercise specific requirements, for reducing impact of diabetes and including and oral drug also
for keeping diabetes under control. Drug for type 2 diabetes work in various ways for further
bringing blood sugar levels back to normal for further improvising health of patient. This has
been also found to be one of the vital most specific aspect and care need, where diabetes patient
has to be also given functional healthy diet and body recovery tools which further vitally
improvises new horizons for extensive recovery. Within case study, it has been found that patient
has been suffering from varied rise in diabetes and medical needs within health where there are
varied scale competent surge found to be highly essential. It has been also evolved that diabetes
assessment has been done properly, and further treatments and physiology assessment has been
done by keeping vital care needs of patient in mind. This further also potentially heads on
specific focus on strengthened rise on new abilities and significant new profound medical
treatments which plays crucial role for optimum expertise dynamically.
Treatments given
As noted by Nematolahi (2021), there are various healthcare treatments and medicines
available for diabetes suffered patients which enables to monitor blood sugar properly, insulin
and oral medications. The patient suffered from diabetes, and has been found to be admitted
under NHS doctors where insulin has been given. Patient suffering from diabetes faces issues in
regular health activities, where sugar level has been instantly growing and also vitamins are low
within body. It has been found that patient precise care needs to be analysed, and specific care
further have to be primitively given within medical drugs. NHS holds specific aspects
parameters, where medical nurses and doctors were keenly looking after patient vital care and
specific needs for proper care and healthcare improvement significantly. As per the views of ----
healthcare treatments for diabetes given to patient are strategically advanced in proper format,
holding precise need care for all healthcare improvement and also significantly build upsurge
towards improvised new ideologies rapidly on extensive paradigms.
Oral medication also further improvised vital care needs, and also patient has been found
to be suffering from diabetes and increased blood pressure within body. The bariatric surgery is
also one of new advanced treatment, for diabetes patient which will enable health recovery to be
analysed as per latest keen functional parameters profoundly. As per recent analysis, views from
authors within recent search also establishes focus on fact that diabetes patient need to be given
proper care in health and diet requirements for establishing healthy body and lifestyle. NHS has

been given proper healthcare needs and diabetes patient specific care, medication and also
prescribed healthy diet where patient lifestyle needs to be adapted to healthy eating practices
significantly. It has been also primitively analysed that diabetes patient has been also suffering
from large inactive body, where treatment can be further improvised by further delivering larger
changes. Also, patient has to be given proper care personalised with best drugs, healthy fibre rich
food and also establish key scenarios for further enhanced new scale treatment advancement
Another author Fallico & et.al, .(2021) has also analysed that Diabetes patient should be
given strict care regarding assessment of sugar levels and further keep check on eating practices
where diet should be highly nutritious. This has been also found that integral check on blood
sugar levels, and dietary intake has been improper at first level where patient has to be further
diagnosed with specific care aspects personally. It has been also analysed that patient has to be
further also taken proper therapies, where including lifestyle changes and healthy body practices
will enable to develop proper care needs significantly on extended grounds actively. There has to
be proper leveraged rise given to patient, as diabetes patient has to be prescribed best diet which
is fibre rich and nutrition rich for enlarged productive growth significantly. This further has been
found to be one of the most crucial aspect, where medically new healthcare needs can be evolved
significantly for attended growth towards new critical parameters (Alay & et.al, (2021).
Drugs used within treatment
It is important to provide necessary facilities to patients and treatment is given as per need of
patient. Proper treatment is given to patients so that they can recover from problem they are
facing. Treatment given for diabetes is insulin injections or pump that is used. Frequent blood
sugar checks, and carbohydrate counting (Jiang, Peng and Yang, 2018). Diabetes involves
lifestyle changes, examining and monitoring blood sugar. Staff members are responsible for
providing medicines to patients on time and their insulin injection should be given on time so
that they did not face any problem. The main treatment for diabetes is to give insulin injection
and monitor blood sugar (Mohsin and et.al., 2019). Diabetes can be measured with non- insulin
medications, insulin, weight reduction and dietary changes. It is essential to focus on need of
customer and provide them good services so that patients can get proper treatment. There are
some drugs which is used within the treatment of diabetes such as, glimepiride, gliclazide,
glucovance, glyburide, glucotrol. These are some drugs which is used within treatment of patient

of diabetes. Best drug for diabetes is metformin and it is used to give treatment to patients and
they can recover soon.
There are five type of insulin which is used within treatment of diabetes and this helps in
reducing risk. Insulin which is used are, rapid acting insulin, short acting, intermediate insulin,
mixed insulin and long lasting insulin. These are some drugs which is used in NHS for treating
diabetes patients and good facilities are provided to patients. Staff members are taking care of
medication of diabetes patients and special care is given to them so that they can recover and it
helps in creating good image in market. It is important to focus on need of customers and provide
them good services. In NHS, proper training is given to employees so that they can treat patients
properly and equal treatment is given to all (Hsia, Grove and Cefalu, 2017). It is important to
provide good treatment to patient so that they can recover. Proper medicines should be given to
patients and members are responsible for taking care of patients and it helps in solving their
issues. Diabetes patient need proper care and it is the responsibility of employees of NHS to take
care of patients.
CONCLUSION
From the above discussion it can be concluded that, it is important to provide good facilities to
patient for improving their health and it helps in creating good image in market. It is the
responsibility of managers to give instruction to employees so that they can work properly and
focus on providing good services to patients. NHS is one of the famous health and social care
which provides good facility to patients and staff members are helping patients and their family
members. It is essential to satisfy need of customer and treatment is given to patients as per need.
Doctors of NHS are treating patients with respect and try to give proper treatment so that they
can recover soon. overview of the patient who is having diabetes and different signs & symptoms
of diabetes like, fatigue and increased hunger has been described. Further, assessment and
understanding of vital signs of patient having diabetes has been discussed such as, optimum care
within special care parameters, limited vascular and neurological examination so that treatment
can be given accordingly has been discussed.
Treatment given to diabetes patient in NHS has been described like, regular health check ups,
staff members are taking care, insulin is given so that they can get well soon. Every time staff

members are available and daily report of patient is given to doctor so that proper treatment can
be provided to patients. Members are interacting with patient to identify their problems and solve
their issues so that their needs can be satisfied. Drugs used within treatment has been discussed
and how patients are treated in NHS has been described.

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