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Case Study Mrs. Houssaini

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This is Mrs. Houssaini, 60 years old, a Muslim female, who came to the clinic two months ago, complaining of frequency of urination and excessive thirst. After running lab tests and investigations she was diagnosed with diabetes type 2, and the doctor assigned her 2 insulin injections, one in the morning 30 minutes before breakfast, and the other is 30 minutes before lunch. Mrs. Houssaini comes now for regular check up during Ramadan complaining that she cannot take the medications on time because she is fasting. And the following happens:
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