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Bаsed оn Jоhn's symptоms аt his аppointment today, what range would his blood sugar reading be in?
Using the cаse study аnswer the fоllоwing questiоns John Brookshire, а 55-year-old morbidly obese male who smokes. He presents as your recare patient after having been away for several years. He is interested in getting his teeth "cleaned" and he has just been seated in your operatory. You begin a medical history review. Here are the preliminary findings: Significant Medical History Findings Smokes 1 pack of cigarettes a day; He had prosthetic knee replacement 5 years ago in Las Vegas. He does not know the orthopedic surgeon's name. Patient visited his family physician three months ago and his physician recommended lisinopril and hydrochlorthiazide for treatment of hypertension. His physician also requested John to see a nutritionist to work on weight concerns. John refuses to take more medication on top of insulin. His bilirubin was considered high at this physical through his blood work. Medications: Insulin, Novolog, 100 units three times a day A1C: 15% BP: 136/95 mm Hg Pulse: 88 BPM John reports his blood glucose level was obtained this morning at 55 mg/dL, but was unsure because his glasses are not working well. Pertinent Oral Findings Significant findings in the intra and extra oral exam: xerostomia, angular cheilosis on the left corner of the labial commissure, candidiasis on the left buccal mucosa Significant findings from the periodontal exam: Generalized 5-6 mm pockets in the posterior areas Generalized moderate levels of plaque. Significant findings from the dental charting: Six new areas of root caries that were detected clinically. Based on this patient's medical history which type of diabetes does he mostly likely have?