5 Questions
What is the primary reason the narrator worries about Jake's exposure to other sick children at school?
Jake's visits to the nurse's office increase his risk of contracting an illness from his peers.
What is the purpose of the index card the narrator places in Jake's lunch?
To track the carbohydrate content of Jake's lunch for his diabetes management.
What is the primary action Jake takes if his blood sugar is high during the school day?
He administers an insulin bolus or correction using his insulin pump.
What is the primary reason Jake misses a lot of classroom time during the school day?
He has to visit the nurse's office frequently to manage his diabetes.
What is the purpose of the alarm the narrator and Jake's father set during the night?
To ensure Jake's blood sugar does not drop dangerously low while he is sleeping.
Learn about the strategies involved in managing diabetes in children, including meal planning, carrying snacks, monitoring blood sugar levels, and avoiding complications. Follow the daily routine of a parent with a child having type 1 diabetes.
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