Utah Admin. Code R590-200-3 - Definitions
Terms used in this rule are defined in Section 31A-1-301. Additional terms are defined as follows:
(1)
(a) "Diabetes" means diabetes mellitus, a
common chronic, serious systemic disorder of energy metabolism including a
heterogeneous group of metabolic disorders characterized by an elevated blood
glucose level.
(b) The terms
"diabetes" and "diabetes mellitus" are synonymous and defined to include:
(i) a person using insulin;
(ii) a person not using insulin;
(iii) an individual with an elevated blood
glucose level induced by pregnancy; and
(iv) a person with another medical condition
or medical therapy that wholly or partially consists of an elevated blood
glucose level.
(c)
Diabetes includes an individual with:
(i)
complete insulin deficiency, or type 1 diabetes;
(ii) insulin resistance with partial insulin
deficiency, or type 2 diabetes; and
(iii) an elevated blood glucose level induced
by pregnancy, or gestational diabetes.
(2)
(a)
"Diabetes self-management training" means a program designed to help an
individual learn to manage their diabetes in an outpatient setting.
(b) Self-management training topics include:
(i) making lifestyle changes to effectively
manage diabetes;
(ii) avoiding or
delaying the complications, hospitalizations, and emergency room visits
associated with diabetes; and
(iii) medical nutrition therapy.
(3) "Medical equipment"
means non-disposable or durable equipment used to treat diabetes.
(4) "Medical nutrition therapy" means the
assessment and therapy of a patient's nutritional status including diet
modification, planning, and counseling services furnished by a registered
licensed dietitian.
(5) "Medical
supplies" means a generally accepted single-use item used to manage, monitor,
and treat diabetes, and to administer diabetic specific medication.
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