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LOGBOOK

Logbook Dates FROM TO

Contact Details NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE / POSTCODE PHONE DOCTOR S NAME DOCTOR S PHONE DOCTOR S EMAIL DIABETES EDUCATOR S NAME DIABETES EDUCATOR S PHONE DIABETES EDUCATOR S EMAIL IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, NOTIFY (NAME) IN CASE OF EMERGENCY, PHONE

You deserve to feel your best. Now there s something you can do about it.

Staying out of your individually defined range can leave you feeling less than 100% you know you feel better if you stay in range. Checking your blood glucose is the only way to know if you re in range. Your healthcare provider will let you know the targets you should aim for and when you should test.

What are my goals? My healthcare professional recommends testing: times a day. My healthcare professional recommends my blood glucose range to stay between: mmol/l to mmol/l. Time of day My target range Waking up (fasting level): Before meals: to to mmol/l mmol/l mmol/l mmol/l 2 hours after meals: mmol/l to mmol/l

Your HbA1c and you. The HbA1c is a test that gives an average of the blood glucose level over the past 6 8 weeks and the ideal range is < 7%. The HbA1c together with regular blood glucose monitoring is the best way to see the overall picture of your blood glucose levels.

WEEK STARTING MON 1 BREAKFAST LUNCH Before After Before After Mon 2 Tue Wed Thur Fri Use this ONETOUCH logbook to help you identify how food, medication and exercise affect your blood glucose. Then make healthy decisions each day to better manage your diabetes. Sat Sun

INSULIN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BEFORE BED 3 DINNER BEFORE BED Before After Before Comments Here s how to work with your ONETOUCH logbook: 1 Fill in the week. 2 Check your blood glucose at the times recommended by your healthcare provider. Write down the result in the appropriate column. 3 Fill in how much insulin you used and which type Set a goal you can achieve

WEEK STARTING MON BREAKFAST LUNCH Before After Before After Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

INSULIN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BEFORE BED DINNER BEFORE BED Before After Before Comments 4 5 4 When your result is high or low, circle it so you can see it at a glance. 5 Use the comments section to remark on anything important like diet, exercise or stress. Suggested comments shortcuts NC = NO COMMENT NEF = NOT ENOUGH FOOD TMF = TOO MUCH FOOD ME = MILD EXERCISE HE = HARD EXERCISE MD = MEDICATION ST = STRESS IL = ILLNESS HY = FEEL HYPOGLYCAEMIC H = HOLIDAY O = OTHER Set a goal you can achieve

WEEK STARTING MON BREAKFAST LUNCH Before After Before After Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

INSULIN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BEFORE BED DINNER BEFORE BED Before After Before Comments Regular exercise may lessen the amount of medication you need

WEEK STARTING MON BREAKFAST LUNCH Before After Before After Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

INSULIN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BEFORE BED DINNER BEFORE BED Before After Before Comments Feeling sluggish? Your blood glucose may be high

WEEK STARTING MON BREAKFAST LUNCH Before After Before After Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

INSULIN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BEFORE BED DINNER BEFORE BED Before After Before Comments Stress can make it hard to stay in range

WEEK STARTING MON BREAKFAST LUNCH Before After Before After Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

INSULIN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BEFORE BED DINNER BEFORE BED Before After Before Comments Check your feet every day

WEEK STARTING MON BREAKFAST LUNCH Before After Before After Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

INSULIN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BEFORE BED DINNER BEFORE BED Before After Before Comments Have a yearly eye exam

WEEK STARTING MON BREAKFAST LUNCH Before After Before After Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

INSULIN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BEFORE BED DINNER BEFORE BED Before After Before Comments Set a goal you can achieve

WEEK STARTING MON BREAKFAST LUNCH Before After Before After Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

INSULIN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BEFORE BED DINNER BEFORE BED Before After Before Comments When you are active, your body uses up glucose

WEEK STARTING MON BREAKFAST LUNCH Before After Before After Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

INSULIN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BEFORE BED DINNER BEFORE BED Before After Before Comments Checking regularly is the best way to see the effects of your medication

WEEK STARTING MON BREAKFAST LUNCH Before After Before After Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

INSULIN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BEFORE BED DINNER BEFORE BED Before After Before Comments Your blood glucose levels change throughout the day

WEEK STARTING MON BREAKFAST LUNCH Before After Before After Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

INSULIN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BEFORE BED DINNER BEFORE BED Before After Before Comments Look at food labels when shopping

WEEK STARTING MON BREAKFAST LUNCH Before After Before After Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

INSULIN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BEFORE BED DINNER BEFORE BED Before After Before Comments Beware of high-carb food and drinks

WEEK STARTING MON BREAKFAST LUNCH Before After Before After Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

INSULIN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BEFORE BED DINNER BEFORE BED Before After Before Comments Checking regularly is the best way to see the effects of your medication

WEEK STARTING MON BREAKFAST LUNCH Before After Before After Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

INSULIN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BEFORE BED DINNER BEFORE BED Before After Before Comments Has your plan to stop smoking worked? If not, try again

WEEK STARTING MON BREAKFAST LUNCH Before After Before After Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

INSULIN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BEFORE BED DINNER BEFORE BED Before After Before Comments Check when you are under stress to catch high spikes

WEEK STARTING MON BREAKFAST LUNCH Before After Before After Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

INSULIN BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER BEFORE BED DINNER BEFORE BED Before After Before Comments Your blood glucose levels change throughout the day

Notes

Comments shortcuts NC = NO COMMENT NEF = NOT ENOUGH FOOD TMF = TOO MUCH FOOD ME = MILD EXERCISE HE = HARD EXERCISE MD = MEDICATION ST = STRESS IL = ILLNESS HY = FEEL HYPOGLYCAEMIC H = HOLIDAY O = OTHER

The OneTouch blood glucose monitoring system is intended to be used for the quantitative measurement of glucose in fresh capillary whole blood. USE ONLY AS DIRECTED. YOUR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONAL WILL ADVISE YOU WHETHER THIS PRODUCT IS SUITABLE FOR YOU/YOUR CONDITION. ALWAYS READ THE LABEL. For more information please call AMSL Diabetes: 1300 851 056 P 1300 851 056 E diabetes@amsl.com.au W www.amsldiabetes.com.au OneTouch is a registered trademark of Johnson & Johnson. Distributed by: AMSL Diabetes, 2 McCabe Place, Chatswood NSW 2067, Australia. ABN: 28 051 991 372. Date of preparation of material: FEB 2016. LFS201505_13. ARTG 2001176.