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Dynamic Blood Glucose Vessel Comparison Model: Healthy vs High Blood Sugar
Experience a vivid comparison of blood flow under high and healthy blood glucose conditions with this dynamic blood vessel comparison model. Ideal for diabetes education, patient counseling, and promoting blood sugar control and vascular health awareness.
Features:
Dynamic visualization of blood flow: Clearly displays the differences in blood flow speed and viscosity under high blood sugar (hyperglycemia) and normal blood sugar (normoglycemia), helping users understand the effects of blood sugar control on vascular health.
Essential for diabetes education: A powerful teaching tool for medical professionals, educators, and diabetes coaches to explain the risks of high blood glucose and its impact on cardiovascular health, neuropathy, and organ damage.
Promotes awareness of vascular health: Highlights the importance of managing blood sugar to prevent complications like heart disease, stroke, and poor wound healing, making it a valuable resource for public health campaigns.
Durable and eco-friendly: Constructed from non-toxic, high-quality materials, ensuring safety and long-lasting use in various settings, including clinics, classrooms, and public health events.
Versatile teaching tool: Perfect for patient counseling, medical training, and health seminars, allowing interactive demonstrations to enhance learning and patient understanding.
Compact and easy-to-use: Designed for portability and simple operation, making it suitable for on-the-go diabetes educators or health professionals.
Specifications:
- Size: 2.7inch x 5.6inch
- Net Weight: 131g
- Material: ABS and glass
Why the Blood Glucose Vessel Model here?
Managing blood sugar levels is critical for preventing life-threatening complications associated with diabetes, such as heart attacks, strokes, and vascular damage. This dynamic blood glucose model provides a clear, dynamic visualization of the impact of hyperglycemia on blood flow, offering an effective way to educate patients, students, and healthcare professionals.
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FAQs
What is hyperglycemia?
What causes hyperglycemia?
There are many reasons for high blood glucose:
- If you have type 1 diabetes, you may not be giving yourself enough insulin.
- If you have type 2 diabetes, you may have enough insulin in your body, but the insulin is not working as well as it should.
- You eat more or exercise less than planned.
- You are stressed by an illness such as a cold or flu.
- Other stresses such as family conflicts, school or dating problems.
- You may be experiencing the dawn phenomenon (a surge of hormones around 4:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. each morning).
If you have hyperglycemia and it goes untreated for a long time, it can damage your nerves, blood vessels, tissues, and organs. Damage to blood vessels increases the risk of heart attack and stroke, and damage to nerves can lead to damage to the eyes, kidneys, and wounds that don't heal.