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Gestational Diabetes This video describes the development of gestational diabetes. The role of diet as a factor in prevention & treatment is discussed. Provides answers to the most frequently asked questions.
Gestational Diabetes Discusses the cause of gestational diabetes & its effects on mother & baby. Self-monitoring and control techniques are explained. Special attention is given to the importance of the mother's diet presenting easy adjustments to eating habits. Common fears & misunderstandings regarding diabetes are addressed. Exercise and possible complications related to uncontrolled gestational diabetes are covered.
Gestational Diabetes: Common Sense Guide for Expectant Moms Knowing what to expect and how to care for yourself can lessen fears when you have gestational diabetes. Available in Spanish for Grades 10-Up ©1994 ULE-026
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Gestational Diabetes Explains how patients with gestational diabetes can get their blood glucose in a safe and healthy range for the remainder of their pregnancy. Understanding what gestational diabetes is, the risk factors, and the treatment plan (including home blood glucose and ketone monitoring, making healthy food choices, and increasing physical activity) are all part of this video. Basic information about labor and delivery are included. Insulin injection is addressed in a separate section at the end of the video. MFDB-E47
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Diabetes and Nutrition: Eating For Health Your patients will learn how to work with their diabetes care team to develop a personal meal plan. This program reflects healthy food choices consistent with the latest ADA guidelines.
Exercise
& Diabetes
This video explains why exercise is an important element in the management
of diabetes. Tips on ways to incorporate exercise in daily routines are
discussed. This tape also addresses the problems and benefits of exercise
for both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. Common exercise myths are also presented.
© 2002
Diabetes
and Exercise
In this motivational video, people with diabetes share the benefits of
exercise, including improved blood sugar levels, weight loss, and general
well-being. Patients learn the importance of working with a health care
professional to design a personal exercise program. They also learn the
necessary daily precautions for a person taking hypoglycemic medication.
MFDB-S40 Spanish 15
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Exchange
Lists For Meal Planning This
video presents the updated exchange lists & gives practical suggestions
on how people with diabetes can use these lists to plan meals. Topics
include, identification of food choices in each of the six lists, nutrients
& how the body uses them, & the importance of meal planning and portion
sizes. Several sample meal plans are given. A dietician and certified
diabetes educator addresses common concerns about diet and food selection.
©1990
Your
Low Sodium Diet
This video describes the health problems that are associated with high
levels of sodium in the diet & discusses the relationship between diet
& good health and sodium & blood pressure. Suggestions for controlling
sodium intake are given.
The
National Nutrition Quiz
Produced in Jane Brody's Kitchen, this entertaining and educational video
provides a wealth of material on the value of proper nutrition. Discussion
includes how proper nutrition affects one's overall health at any age.
Video can be divided into three parts, general introduction and information,
diet and disease (covering cardiovascular, cancer, and Type II Diabetes),
and a diet for living (identifying and facilitating needed lifestyle adjustments).
Recognized health professionals present video with viewer interaction
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Lisa's
Kitchen: Juvenile Diabetics Learn To Manage Their Diet
A dietician meets with a group of diabetic children and focuses on designing
individual food plans, utilizing the exchange system. She explains the
serving comparisons in the various food groups carbohydrates (including
starches), proteins, fats, and free foods, and the effect of sorbitol
on the blood sugar. Program presents an excellent segment on fast food
(McDonald's, Pizza Hut, Church's Fired Chicken, Mexican Foods, etc.),
parties, and on reading labels. ©1994
MFDB-E53 English 12
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MFDB-E54 English 20
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MFDB-E55 English 19
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Who's In Charge? Teens Talk About Diabetes This program covers some of the changes teenagers have to endure on a normal everyday basis, as well as coping with diabetes. For Grades 10-Up. ©1994 ULE-025 English 13 min. $79 ADD TO CART ULS-025 Spanish 13 min.
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Juvenile Diabetes: One Family's Story/The First Month Apprehension, over-protectiveness, and worry are a family's normal reaction to the diagnosis of juvenile diabetes. Video addresses diagnosis and management of juvenile diabetes through interviews with a nine-year-old diabetic's mother, the patient, and involved medical specialists. Covers the steps of the family's adjustment as well as the child's continuance of normal activities. SIU-86 21 min. $59
One Man's Story As Student, Husband, Father A man in his late thirties relates his experience as a young diabetic and his evolving adjustment to this chronic disease. Later, he compares his attitude to that of his young son who is also a Type 1 diabetic. Self-management of the disease is emphasized. SIU-75 40 min. $59 ADD TO CART
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Moving
Forward: Type 2 Diabetes in Young People
From the voices of children and teens with type 2 diabetes (from ages
11 to 18), this "motivation" video lets young patients know that they
are not alone with their condition and their emotions about it. Teens
featured in the video share that type 2 diabetes means neither a death
sentence nor a boring life of forbidden foods, limited activities, and
over-protective parents. This video sends a positive message that they
are in control of their bodies, their health and their future. It helps
young people with type 2 diabetes start a new life of healthy eating and
increased activity where they are in charge of their choices.