Note: A1C may be unreliable for dialysis patients. Daily finger-stick readings are more accurate. Target: 80–130 mg/dL fasting, under 180 mg/dL after meals.
Morning Glucose
mg/dL
Evening Glucose
mg/dL
Insulin Taken
Yes
No
N/A
Hypo Episode
No
Yes — Notify Team
■ Night Review + Score
Fluid Control
/5
Discipline
/5
Awareness
/5
Total Score Today
EXCELLENT: 12–15 | SOLID: 8–11 | REBUILD: <8
0 /15
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Warning Signs
Your body communicates — learn to listen
Know The Signs • Act Fast • Stay Safe
Weight Gain
Gaining 2+ lbs overnight means fluid is building. This is serious — call your dialysis center immediately.
Shortness of Breath
Difficulty breathing, especially when lying flat, signals fluid overload. Sit upright and call for help immediately.
Swelling
Swollen ankles, legs, or face indicate fluid retention. Note where the swelling is and how quickly it developed.
Dizziness / Confusion
Feeling lightheaded or confused can mean low blood pressure or electrolyte imbalance. Sit or lie down and call your care team.
Chest Pain
Any chest pain or pressure needs immediate attention. Do not wait. Call 911 if severe.
Fever / Infection
Dialysis patients are vulnerable to infection. A fever over 100.4°F means call your care team right away.
