I learn that type two Diabetes have to do with your sugar level being low. I also learned that unexpected/unexplained weight loss can be the cause of diabetes and frequent urination as well. Wow I did not know that could be the cause of Type 2 Diabetes. I did not know that the age range that is high at risk was age 45 and up. I have seen kids who have diabetes but that may be type 1.

I enjoy the power point because it was well Organized and the images were great for the topic.

Diabetes type 2 by Siana Willson, Kayla Gerald, Naia James, Rebecca Murray, Shanay Lee Jerry.

I learned that diabetes type two have an effect on mental health. changes in lifestyle, medicine, and blood sugar monitoring are all part of managing the illness, and they can all increase tension and worry. furthermore, diabetes's chronic nature and any complications could have an impact on general health. It's critical that people with type two diabetes take care of their emotional and physical health issues. The presentation was very organized verry good job.

I found this padlet really interested to learn about because diabetes runs in my family. In this padlet I learned that the symptoms of diabetes can be symptoms that any person can have even someone who doesn’t have diabetes, but for it to be diagnosed you would have to take a blood test given by a doctor that measures blood sugar levels. I’ve learned that to prevent diabetes, you’d have to maintain a healthy diet, quit smoking, exercise, and manage stress. Those who are most at risk of diabetes are ages 45+, those who are diagnosed with pre-diabetes, obesity, family history, and a non active person. This presentation was well explained and well put together and I learned a lot about diabetes from looking over this presentation. It was very detailed and answered all of the questions I had regarding diabetes

Things learned: I learned that type 2 diabetes is reversible, unlike type 1. Diabetes type 2 is usually caused by being overweight and being middle aged, and it is important to make sure you are eating healthy and getting exercise daily, even if it is just for a short period of time. Changes in diet and lifestyle plans are crucial for preventing type 2 diabetes. Diabetes can cause nerve, kidney, and blood vessel damage long term. Diabetes also affects mental health and increases the risk for depression, anxiety, and eating disorders.

Feedback: The slides look very uniform and organized, as they all have similar designs and patterns. I like the use of statistics presented to support information (like what groups were most at risk). I also like that resources for help were included, as you never know who may need it.

I was very intrigued by this padlet, because I have a dad who has diabetes. I know a lot about this disease. Things that stood out to me were the fact that people who are obese are the ones that are most at risk. One of the preventions that they mention is healthy weight. Which I am working on my weight. As well, if your parent has diabetes, there is a very good chance that you will contract the disease. Blood sugar monitoring is important because if it's too high, you can end up in a coma. 

Your content was relevant, and your format was visually appealing and easy to follow and understand. Great Job!

Group members  (Siani Wilson, Kayla Gerald, Naia James, Rebecca Murray, Shanay-Lee Jerry):

Thing Learned: The presentation on Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus was insightful, providing a comprehensive understanding of the condition. I learned about the risk factors, symptoms, and potential complications associated with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. The inclusion of lifestyle modifications and the importance of regular monitoring for blood glucose levels offered practical insights into managing the condition effectively.

Feedback: The group did an excellent job presenting the information on Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. The content was well-structured, covering various aspects of the condition. The clear division into sections, possibly addressing causes, symptoms, management, and preventive measures, made the information easily digestible. As a future healthcare professional, I appreciate the emphasis on lifestyle modifications and regular monitoring. For improvement, consider adding more visual elements or infographics to enhance engagement and understanding. Great effort overall!

What I learned: Eating a lot of processed foods can cause inflammation in the body and that you should eat low carbs. I also didn't know that with diabetes stress is a big factor and it should be managed. Also, you can improve your glucose levels and regulate them by working out at least 3 days a week for 30 minutes.

Feedback: This padlet was very informative and well written. You guys did amazing on not reading exactly what was from your slides and paraphrasing as well as including more information.