Disease Specific Symptom Management (Dssm) Educational Components - Honeywell Genesis DM Monitor Programming, Troubleshooting Manual

Question
Question Text
Number
Have you had 2 plus or greater protein in your urine today?
47
Have you been to the emergency room this week?
48
Were you admitted to the hospital any time this week?
49
Has your doctor added, deleted, or changed any of your medications this week?
50
Did you have an unexpected visit to your physician this week?
51

Disease Specific Symptom Management (DSSM) Educational Components

These question are repeats of existing questions and will trigger the DSSM Educational Components
(Educational Content) to be displayed during vitals transmission.
Question Question Text
Number
52 Are you experiencing more difficulty breathing today compared to a normal day? (same as Question Number 1)
Common causes for increased difficulty breathing may be caused by strenuous activity, anxiety or not following
recommendations made by your health care provider. Ensure you remain compliant with your medications, your
oxygen, or other respiratory treatment as prescribed. If your breathing difficulty progresses, you suddenly develop a
new cough, or have to severely limit your usual activity, it may signal a serious change in your medical condition
which should be discussed with your health care provider
53 Have you had to limit your activities more than usual? (same as Question Number 5)
Limiting your activities may signal a change in your medical condition. If you are unable to resume normal activities,
have difficulty breathing, or suddenly develop a new cough, contact your health care provider
54 Are you having difficulty taking any of your medications? (same as Question Number 8)
Difficulty taking medications, taking medications at irregular times or not taking medications consistently may affect
your medical condition and in some cases may
make your symptoms worse. Some medications have serious side effects if taken incorrectly or if stopped abruptly.
Contact your health care provider if you are having difficulty taking your medications or have questions
55 Are you having trouble controlling your blood sugar? (same as Question Number 11)
Blood sugar control may be affected by diet, weight, medications, physical activity, illnesses and infections.
Uncontrolled blood sugar, over time, may lead to medical complications. If you have taken your medications as
prescribed and followed your diet, adjustments to your medication may be needed. Always ensure you report any
symptoms of high or low blood sugar to your health care provider
56 Are you having any headaches? (same as Question Number 14)
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