1. Doctors or diabetes educators should check the patient's self-monitoring technology 1-2 times a year, especially when the self-monitoring results are not consistent with glycosylated hemoglobin or clinical conditions, they must check the quality control of their monitoring technology (including control intravenous plasma glucose). Level monitoring and consistency with hospital blood glucose monitoring).
2. The plasma glucose level is 10%-15% higher than the whole blood glucose level. When interpreting the blood glucose level, attention should be paid to whether the instrument used is plasma glucose or whole blood glucose.
3. Patients should keep a blood glucose monitoring diary, including: blood glucose measurement time, blood glucose value, meal time and amount of meals, exercise time and amount of exercise, dosage and time of medication, and records of some special events.