The CE provider will describe and discuss, as appropriate:

1. a. 

   Fatigue;

2. b. 

   Drowsiness;

3. c. 

   Gastroparesis;

4. d. 

   Any vision loss or other visual changes;

5. e. 

   Heat or cold intolerance;

6. f. 

   Sensory aberrations;

7. g. 

   Hypoglycemia unawareness;

8. h. 

   Convulsions, tetany, or episodes of alteration of consciousness;

9. i. 

   Bone pain or localization of pain;

10. j. 

    Increased thirst;

11. k. 

    Abdominal pain;

12. l. 

    Abnormal bowel or urinary tract changes, including change in frequency;

13. m. 

    Growth failure or weight loss;

14. n. 

    Hospitalizations due to diabetic ketoacidosis; and

15. o. 

    Dates and results of relevant diagnostic procedures, such as CBC, liver enzymes, adrenal function, serum electrolytes, calcium and phosphorus, fasting blood glucose, glucose tolerance testing, Hb1AC, blood chemistries, T3, TSH, urinalysis, and relevant imaging studies.

The CE provider will describe and discuss, as appropriate:

1. a. 

   Abnormal sweating, dry skin, or changes in color or texture of skin;

2. b. 

   Abnormal eye changes, such as exophthalmia, visual field loss, extra ocular muscle movement, and fundus changes (retinitis proliferans);

3. c. 

   Abnormal masses of neck or abdomen;

4. d. 

   Assessment of reflex activity and muscle strength;

5. e. 

   Presence of tremulousness, Chvostek, or Trousseau signs; and

6. f. 

   Mental status.