Diabetes Questionnaire

Your GP practice is still here to support you with your diabetes during the COVID-19 pandemic. Do not hesitate to contact us or the 111 service if you become unwell or need urgent advice.

To prepare for, or to request a remote diabetes review please complete the questions on this form. This will allow our clinical team to offer you the best advice specific to your health needs.

If your GP/Diabetes Team considers that it is important to have a blood or urine test before this review appointment they will advise you in advance.

Diabetes Questionnaire

Diabetes Questionnaire

BMI

e.g 1.75
e.g 60.6
Please note: BMI calculator is only for patients aged 18 and over.

BMI: Underweight Find out what this means for you on the NHS Website.

BMI: Healthy Weight Find out what this means for you on the NHS Website..

BMI: Overweight Find out what this means for you on the NHS Website..

BMI: Obese Find out what this means for you at NHS Website..

Blood Pressure

Please give your 7 latest home Blood Pressure readings:
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This is automatically calculated for internal use only.

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Smoking Status

Please select your smoking status: *
What do you smoke? *

Your Doctor recommends that you quit smoking. To start today or for more information about the free stop smoking service visit the One You Surrey website.

Alcohol Consumption

This is one unit of alcohol:

Amount of different types of drink representing one unit of alcohol

And each one of these, is more than one unit:

Amount of different types of drink representing more than one unit of alcohol
How often do you have a drink containing alcohol? *
How many units of alcohol do you drink on a typical day when you are drinking? *
How often have you had 6 or more units if female, or 8 or more if male, on a single occasion in the last year? *

Eye Screening

Please use date format DD/MM/YYYY.
Have you noticed any change in vision or developed eye problems since your last diabetes review? *

Foot Screening

Have you noticed any change of foot colour or shape, burning, pain, or skin lesions such as blisters, cuts, bunions, or other skin damage since your last diabetes review? *

If you have diabetes and lose some feeling in your feet, you may not feel that you’ve been hurt. That could mean it’s not treated quickly enough which could lead to serious infections or ulcers. In the worst cases, it leads to amputation. Maybe you know that you have less sensation in some parts of your feet? In this case, you need to check your feet every day by looking over them.

Due to COVID-19 restrictions which impact on us currently being able to offer a foot examination please complete a ‘Touch the Toes Test’ which is a quick and easy way to assess sensitivity in your feet, and can be done in the comfort of your own home, with the help of a family member or carer to perform the test. Please view the Diabetes UK documetnt for instructions: Diabetes UK:Touch the toes test.

Please record your results below:

Touch the toes test

Touch the toes test left foot

Right Foot:
Left Foot:

Blood Glucose Readings

If you have been asked to monitor blood glucose levels by your GP or nurse please can you enter any readings you have recorded over the past 5 days into this diary.

Day 1

Please use date format: DD/MM/YYYY

Day 2

Please use date format: DD/MM/YYYY

Day 3

Please use date format: DD/MM/YYYY

Day 4

Please use date format: DD/MM/YYYY

Day 5

Please use date format: DD/MM/YYYY
Have you experienced any symptoms of hypoglycaemia? This is defined as a blood glucose level below 4 mmol, although some patients experience symptoms when blood glucose levels are higher than this..
Do you know when your hypos are commencing? *
1 being always aware and 7 being never aware.

Injection Therapy Technique

If you inject diabetes medication do you have any concerns with your technique or the sites of the injections?

Guidance is available at Injection Technique Matters Youtube Channel.

Mental Health and Wellbeing

Living with diabetes can sometimes be tough. There may be many problems and hassles concerning diabetes and they can vary greatly in severity. Problems may range from minor hassles to major life difficulties. Listed below are 2 potential problem areas that people with diabetes may experience. Consider the degree to which each of the 2 items may have distressed or bothered you during the past month and select the appropriate number.

Please note that we are asking you to indicate the degree to which each item may be bothering you in your life, NOT whether the item is merely true for you. If you feel that a particular item is not a bother or a problem for you, you would select "1." If it is very bothersome to you, you might select "6."

If you are struggling with your mental health or would like to find mental health services, please visit our Wellbeing Centre.

Feeling

Please indicate the level of the problem by using the 1-6 scale.

1. Feeling overwhelmed by the demands of living with diabetes.
2. Feeling that I am often failing with my diabetes regimen.

Your Diabetes Priority Areas

These are some things that people sometimes want to talk about. Please select any that are important to you.

More Information

Is there anything specific you would like to discuss at your diabetes review? *

If you would like to access more information related to your diabetes, self-refer for structured education, find contact details for local eye screening and podiatry services please visit the Wellbeing Centre.