Asked by joji
Which scenario best reflects a need for pharmacist referral for a person living with diabetes that has recently started using the FreeStyle Libre 3 Plus?
a.
Person picking up a refill for the CGM device early due to upcoming travel
b.
Person mentions soreness from applying the sensor on their abdomen
c.
Person picking up a blood pressure medication, which can interfere with readings
d.
Person wearing their CGM device in the shower which is not recommended
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b.
Soreness at the sensor site can indicate allergic contact dermatitis or an infection and warrants clinician evaluation (especially if worsening, spreading, draining, or accompanied by fever). The other scenarios are typically handled by pharmacist counselling: early refill for travel is routine; most BP medications don’t interfere with Libre readings; and Libre sensors are water‑resistant so showering is generally acceptable.
Soreness at the sensor site can indicate allergic contact dermatitis or an infection and warrants clinician evaluation (especially if worsening, spreading, draining, or accompanied by fever). The other scenarios are typically handled by pharmacist counselling: early refill for travel is routine; most BP medications don’t interfere with Libre readings; and Libre sensors are water‑resistant so showering is generally acceptable.
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