Today's Stats:
Breakfast
Looking good.
I am keeping her a touch more dehydrated than usual. She seems livelier, somehow, when I don't freak if she doesn't get quite 2L fluids in a day.
Lunch
Doing nicely, doing nicely...
For lunch she had yoghurt, finished off MCS's Bread & Butter pickles (probably had a half cup) and had some v-8 juice.
Lunch was immediately preceded by a nap of less than an hour.
BM Dinner
You're noticing the first BP, taken four minutes before her second and the dramatic difference in the both the systolic and diastolic. I guess I somehow irritated her, although I didn't mean to. Throughout the first pressure process her arm was as tight as a drum.
Her Bowel Movement occurred at 1830: Poor volume; excellent consistency; very easy elimination; very easy clean-up. I expected her to have another before retiring but she didn't. She's probably a little backed up from the reduced fluid. I may need to give her a light dose of the laxative Ducosate Sodium tonight or tomorrow.
For dinner we polished off the pizza we'd ordered the night before. Although I considered giving her a third 2.5 mg dose of lisinopril, I decided against it. We'll see what her BP is tomorrow.
Blood Glucose: Time: 1128 Reading: 90 |
Blood Pressure: Time: 1139 BP: 110/58 Pulse: 61 |
Looking good.
I am keeping her a touch more dehydrated than usual. She seems livelier, somehow, when I don't freak if she doesn't get quite 2L fluids in a day.
Lunch
Blood Glucose: Not taken |
Blood Pressure: Time: 1616 BP: 111/53 Pulse: 64 |
Doing nicely, doing nicely...
For lunch she had yoghurt, finished off MCS's Bread & Butter pickles (probably had a half cup) and had some v-8 juice.
Lunch was immediately preceded by a nap of less than an hour.
BM Dinner
Blood Glucose: Time: 1927 Reading: 110 |
Blood Pressure: Time: 1927 BP: 148/66 Pulse: 57 |
Blood Pressure: Time: 1923 BP: 160/71 Pulse: 64 |
You're noticing the first BP, taken four minutes before her second and the dramatic difference in the both the systolic and diastolic. I guess I somehow irritated her, although I didn't mean to. Throughout the first pressure process her arm was as tight as a drum.
Her Bowel Movement occurred at 1830: Poor volume; excellent consistency; very easy elimination; very easy clean-up. I expected her to have another before retiring but she didn't. She's probably a little backed up from the reduced fluid. I may need to give her a light dose of the laxative Ducosate Sodium tonight or tomorrow.
For dinner we polished off the pizza we'd ordered the night before. Although I considered giving her a third 2.5 mg dose of lisinopril, I decided against it. We'll see what her BP is tomorrow.
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