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Blood sugar monitoring is an important part of managing diabetes, especially for pre-op patients. By monitoring your blood sugar levels, you can ensure that they are within a safe range before your surgery.

To monitor your blood sugar at home, you will need a blood glucose meter and test strips. Your doctor or nurse can show you how to use these devices and interpret your results.

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*Blood sugar monitoring is the process of checking your blood sugar levels.* This is done by using a blood glucose meter and test strips. Blood sugar levels can fluctuate throughout the day, so it is important to monitor them regularly. Pre-op patients should monitor their blood sugar levels carefully to ensure that they are within a safe range before surgery.

*To monitor your blood sugar at home, follow these steps:*

1. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and warm water.
2. Code your meter. This is necessary to ensure that your meter is reading your blood sugar levels accurately.
3. Insert a test strip into the meter.
4. Prick your finger with a lancing device.
5. Place a drop of blood on the test strip.
6. Wait for the meter to read your blood sugar level.
7. Record your blood sugar level in a logbook or app.

*Here are some tips for monitoring your blood sugar at home:*

Test your blood sugar at the same times each day. This will help you to track your progress and identify any patterns in your blood sugar levels.
Test your blood sugar more often if you are sick, stressed, or exercising more than usual.
Review your blood sugar logbook or app with your doctor or nurse regularly. They can help you to understand your results and make adjustments to your diabetes management plan as needed.