Family & Freinds  

Ask questions 

     2.  Be mindful of your actions. 

     3.   If you don't know what to do, call 911.

     4.   Observe them

           a.   How are they acting?

            b.   Are they awake?  Yes / No   

            c.  Can they communicate?

If they are awake and alert....

1.  Observe them
2.  Ask simple questions
   1. Glucose test. if you can
   2. If >200, they need fast acting insulin to bring sugar down.
   3. If < 50, they need sugar (tablet, soda) 
   4. Don't give them too much sugar. 
   5. If they have a pump and can bolus or suspend let them do this if they can. Help if they ask.  

If they are NOT awake or alert....

1. Call 911
2. Stay with them. 

** Do not administer insulin or other treatments on your own. 

Medic Alert Bracelet:  This provides a name, address, and condition so EMS are aware and can help. Online retailers sell these. 

Glucagon:  This is a hormone your pancreas makes to regulate sugars. It increases blood sugar and prevents it from dropping too low. Have the diabetic ask their doctor for a Rx in case they  become unconscious and can't help themselves. 

You should learn how to use this in an emergency.