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HypoglycaemiaType 1 & Type 2Recognising a low early, treating it with the Rule of 15, and knowing the moment it becomes a 000 call.Start moduleHyperglycaemia & KetonesType 1Telling a manageable high from the warning signs of DKA, plus hydration and the basics of sick day rules.Start moduleContinuous Glucose Monitors & Insulin PumpsType 1What the alarms mean, why continuous glucose monitor readings lag behind a finger prick, and what to do when the tech misbehaves.Start moduleWhen to EscalateType 1 & Type 2A clear decision matrix: what's a 000 call, what's a same-day call to the doctor or CDE, and what can wait.Start moduleBurnout & Emotional First AidType 1 & Type 2Recognising diabetes distress, what to say and what not to say, and how to support someone without taking over.Start moduleLanguage, Stigma & MythsType 1 & Type 2Why words matter in diabetes care, how to talk respectfully, including for health professionals, and the myths that need busting.Start moduleType 2: Hypo Risk & MedicationsType 2Who can actually have a hypo in type 2 diabetes, which medications carry the risk, and how to respond.Start moduleType 2: Severe Highs & HHSType 2Why very high glucose in type 2 usually means dehydration and confusion rather than classic DKA, and the SGLT2 exception.Start moduleType 2: Medications & Sick Day RulesType 2What the common type 2 medications do, and the Australian SADMANS guide to which ones pause during serious illness.Start moduleType 2: Stigma, Blame & Real SupportType 2The blame and food policing people with type 2 face every day, and what genuinely helpful support sounds like instead.Start moduleAlcohol, Exercise & Delayed HyposType 1 & Type 2First aid for nights out, gym sessions and the hypo that turns up hours later, the rules every mate, teammate and coach should know.Start module
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