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Chapter25
Type1diabetesmellitus
Guideline: This chapter was based on: NICE NG17 (Type 1 diabetes in
adults: diagnosis and management, updated December 2020):
https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng17. Since the chapter was written, the
guideline has been updated to: NICE NG17 (Type 1 diabetes in adults: diagnosis andmanagement,updatedAugust2022). Pleaseseetheapproach to management and target blood pressure measurements in NG17, updated August2022.
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
T1DM is a condition caused by autoimmune destruction of the cells that synthesize insulin.Overtime,highbloodsugarlevelsduetoalackofinsulinleadtotissuedamage. If untreated or poorly treated, this can cause microvascular and macrovascular complicationsincludingretinopathy,nephropathy,neuropathy,cardiovascular,peripheral vascular,andcerebrovasculardisease.
Diagnosis
Diagnosticcriteria
HbA1c≥48mmol/mol(6.5%)OR Fastingglucose≥7mmol/LOR Randomglucose≥11.1mmol/L.
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In the absence of symptoms of hyperglycaemia, a second testshould be performed on anotherdaytoconfirmthediagnosis.
History
Symptoms—polydipsia, polyuria, unexplained weight loss, lethargy (4 ‘T’s—thirst, toilet, tiredness,thinner) Personal±familyhistoryofT1DMorotherautoimmunedisease.
Examination
Typicalage<50yearsandBMI<25kg/m²(butnotalways!) Signsofweightlossordehydration UnwellifpresentingwithDKA.
Investigations
Bloodglucose—capillaryandvenous Bloodketones Antibodies—sendtoconfirmdiagnosis,particularlywhentheremaybediagnosticdoubt.
DonotsendC-peptide,unlessthereisdiagnosticdoubt.
Management
Atdiagnosis,apatientshouldundergoathoroughmedical,environmental,emotional, cultural, and educational assessment in order to create an individualized holistic management plan. If the patient presents with DKA, refer to Chapter 15 for more information.
Patienteducation
Within 6–12 months of diagnosis, all adults with T1DM must be offered a structured educationprogrammeofprovenbenefit.
Lifestyleandsimpleinterventions
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Dietary
Mustreferfordieticianreview.Keypointstodiscussinclude:
Carbohydratecounting Weightcontrol Effectofalcoholonglycaemiccontrol Avoidanceofhypoglycaemia.
Physicalactivity
Encouragephysicalactivity,butensurepatientsare aware ofitseffectonbloodglucose levelsandunderstandhowtoadjustnutritionalintakeandinsulindosesappropriately.
Psychologicalinterventions
Many people with T1DM will require additional psychological support. Diabetes can directly affect mental health, e.g. causing anxiety or depression. Mental health can also directly affect the abilityof the person to manage their diabetes. Psychologicalsupport shouldbeofferedtoallpatientswithT1DM.
Pharmacologicalmanagement
Insulin
Multiple daily injection basal-bolus insulin regimens combining long-acting (basal) and rapid-acting(bolus)insulinsarethefirst-lineregimenfor alladultswithT1DM. Sample regimensaresuggestedinTable25.1.Ifthistypeofregimenisnotavailableordoesnot achieve good glycaemic control, other regimens (e.g. mixed insulins) should be considered.
SeeBox25.1foradviceoninsulindosecalculations.
Box25.1Insulindosecalculations
The insulin dose may be calculated from the total insulin required during the last 6 hours on a VRII. The totalinsulin should be divided by6 to give the hourly insulin requirement and then multiplied by 20 to give the total daily insulin requirement. Alternatively, the dose may be estimated from the patient’s weight (0.3 units/kg for newlydiagnoseddiabetes).Askforspecialistadvicebeforecommencinginsulin.
For a basal-bolus regimen, 50% of the insulin is given as basal and the remainder dividedintobolusdoses.Foramixedregimen,60%oftheinsulinisgivenatbreakfast and40%givenintheevening.
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Table25.1Samplebasal-bolusinsulinregimens
Long-acting Rapid-
acting(TDS withmeals)
DetemirBD ODalternativessuchasglargineordegludecmaybepreferableforpatientswhoneedhelp fromcarerstoadministerinjectionsorwithconcernsaboutnocturnalhypoglycaemia
PLUS Humalog®
OR NovoRapid®
OR Apidra
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Continuoussubcutaneousinsulininfusion(pumptherapy)
Consider1if:
EscalatinginsulindosestobringdownHbA1cresultsinseverehypoglycaemiaor HbA1cremains≥69mmol/moldespiteescalationofinsulindoses.
Plasmaglucosetesting
Encouragepatientstotestbloodglucoseatleastfourtimesaday.Moreoftenmayberequired— seeBox25.2.Somepatientsmaybeeligibleforcontinuousglucosemonitoringdevices. Targets:
5–7mmol/Lfastinglevelonwaking 4–7mmol/Lbeforemealsatothertimesofday 5–9 mmol/L before bedtime and at least 90 minutes after eating (ifthe patient chooses to
monitorpost-prandiallevels).
Box25.2Patientswhoshouldtestbloodglucoseuptotentimesaday
TargetHbA1cnotachieved Legalrequirement,e.g.DVLA Before,during,andaftersport Impairedawarenessofhypoglycaemia Increasingfrequencyofhypoglycaemicepisodes Duringillness Planningpregnancy,pregnancy,andbreastfeeding High-riskactivities.
Isletcellreplacement
Islet cell or pancreas transplantation may be an option for those with recurrent severe
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hypoglycaemiaorsuboptimalcontrol.
Complications
Hypoglycaemia
SeeChapter21formoreinformation.
Adverseeffectofinsulintherapy Emergencytreatmentiswithfast-actingglucoseforthoseabletoswallowandIMglucagonorIV dextroseinthosewitha↓GCSscore Hypoglycaemia awarenessisakeypartofanydiabeteseducation programmeandthisshouldbe assessedateachannualreview.
Labileglycaemicmeasurements
If levels are erratic, assess sites of insulin injection and technique. Reassess patient’s understanding of insulin therapy and possible lifestyle causes or complications, e.g. gastroparesis.
Diabeticketoacidosis
SeeChapter15.
Monitoringandfollow-up
Keycareprocesses
ThereareninekeycareprocessesthatpatientswithT1DMshouldreceiveatleastyearly:
Cholesteroltest Creatininetest Smokingstatusdiscussion Bodymassindex(BMI)measurement Footexamination Bloodpressurecheck HbA1ctest Urinealbumintest(ACR) Retinalscreening.
HbA1c
Checkevery3–6months HbA1ctargetsarediscussedinBox25.3.
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Box25.3HbA1ctargets
HbA1c targets should be set individually based on lifestyle, occupation, risk of complications, comorbidities, and history of hypoglycaemia. An HbA1c level ≤48mmol/molminimizestheriskoflong-termvascularcomplications.
TSH
MeasureTSHlevelsannually.
Microvascularcomplications
Nephropathy:performACR5yearsafterdiagnosisandthenannually,alongwithserumcreatinine. Thefirstvoidedurinesampleofthedayshouldbetested:
Startarenin–angiotensinsystem(RAS)blockingdrug ifmicroalbuminuria oralbuminuria is found, e.g. ramipril 2.5mg OD. If not tolerated, switch to an angiotensin-2 blocker, e.g. losartan25mgOD
Refertoanephrologistifglomerularfiltrationrate(GFR)<30mL/min/1.73m
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Neuropathy:examinefeetateverydiabeticreviewandaskaboutsymptomsofgastroparesisand autonomicneuropathy,e.g.nocturnaldiarrhoea,orthostatichypotension,anderectiledysfunction Retinopathy:ensurepatientshaveannualretinalscreening.Thefirstscreeningshouldbeassoonas possiblefollowingdiagnosis.Classificationrangesfrombackgroundretinopathy(leastsevere),to pre-proliferativeretinopathy,proliferativeretinopathy,andmaculopathy(mostsevere).
Macrovascularcomplications
Ischaemicheartdiseaseandcerebrovasculardiseasemayoccurasaconsequenceofdiabetes Vascular risk factors, including cholesterol levels and smoking status, should be assessed at clinicalreviewandsmokingcessationencouragedifappropriate Bloodpressuretarget:<135/85mmHgor<130/80mmHgifalbuminuriaonACRtestingortwoor morefeaturesofmetabolicsyndrome:
ARASblockingdrugisfirstlinefortreatinghypertension,e.g.ramipril2.5mgOD.
Specialconsiderations
Hospitaladmission
AllowpatientswithT1DMtoself-administerSCinsulinifwillingandableandsafe Aimforaplasmaglucoselevelof5–8mmol/Lduringsurgeryoracuteillness Use an VRII (‘sliding scale’) if a patient is ‘nil by mouth’, unable to eat, or their illness is expectedtoleadtounpredictablebloodglucoselevelsandinsulinabsorption Donotstopapatient’sbasalinsulin,evenwhenonaVRII.
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Surgery
SeeChapters92and93forthemanagementofdiabetesinpatientsundergoingsurgery.
Eatingdisorders
Bealerttothepossibilityofbulimia,anorexia,andinsulindosemanipulationinthosewhoshow excessive concern regarding their body shape and weight. Other risk factors include very low BMI,recurrenthypoglycaemia,andpoorglucosecontrol SeealsoChapter39.
Pregnancy
See Box25.2. Ensure the patientis booked into a high-risk multidisciplinary diabetes– obstetricsclinic.
Forfurtherdetailsaboutdiabetesinpregnancy,seeChapter59.
Age>60years
If age >60 years and presenting with new-onsetdiabetes and weight loss, consider the possibilityofpancreaticcancer.SeeChapter110.
Furtherreading
1.NICE(2008).Continuoussubcutaneousinsulininfusionforthetreatmentofdiabetesmellitus(TA151). Availableat:https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ta151
2.NICE(2008). Allogeneic pancreaticisletcelltransplantationfor type1 diabetes mellitus (IPG257). Availableat:https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ipg257
1NICE.Continuoussubcutaneousinsulininfusionforthetreatmentofdiabetesmellitus(TA151)2008.
Availableat:https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ta151
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Chapter26
Type2diabetesmellitusanddiabeticfootproblems
Guidelines: NICE NG28 (Type 2 diabetes in adults: management):
https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng28
NICE NG19 (Diabetic foot problems: prevention and management):
https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng19
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
T2DM is a chronic metabolic condition affecting >285 million people worldwide. It is characterizedbyinsulinresistanceandaprogressivelackofinsulinproduction.T2DMis associated with obesity, hypertension, multimorbidity, sedentary lifestyles, and poor dietary habits, therefore its management requires multidisciplinary input. This chapter referstoT2DMinnon-pregnantadults.T1DMinadultsiscoveredinChapter25,diabetes inpregnancyiscoveredinChapter59,anddiabetesinchildreniscoveredinChapter77.
Diagnosis
History
Identifypatientswithriskfactorssuchasobesity,familyhistory(heritabilityofT2DMis approximately 25%) or African, Afro-Caribbean, or South Asian ethnicity. Patients are oftendiagnosedthroughscreeningprogrammesorthroughcoincidentalinvestigationsfor tirednessorotherillnesses.
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Characteristicdiabetessymptomsofpolyuria,polydipsia,blurredvision,lethargy,andweight lossarenotusuallypresentinT2DMandwouldpointtoadiagnosisofT1DM.
Examination
Veryfewfindingsmaybeseenondiagnosis:
Hypertension HighBMIwithconcentrationaroundtheabdomen(centralobesity) Signsofinsulinresistance,e.g.acanthosisnigricans,Candidainfections.
Latersignsmayinclude:
Footsigns:dryfeet,footulcers Peripheralneuropathy Peripheralvasculardisease Diabeticretinopathy:haemorrhages,exudates,andneovascularization.
Investigations
Bedside
Capillarybloodglucose Urinalysistoassessforglucose,proteins,andketones.
Bloods
DiagnosticbloodtestsarediscussedinBox26.1.
Box26.1Diagnosticbloodtests
Fastingglucose≥7mmol/LOR Randomglucose≥11.1mmol/LOR HbA1c≥48mmol/molOR 2houroralglucosetolerancetest≥11.1mmol/L In theabsenceofsymptoms of hyperglycaemia, a secondtestshould be performedonanother occasiontoconfirmthediagnosis.
Management
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ThegeneralapproachtomanagementofpatientswithT2DMissummarizedinFig.26.1. HbA1ctargetsarelistedinTable26.1.
Fig.26.1MultifacetedmanagementapproachforpatientswithT2DM.
MR,modifiedrelease.
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