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Aims & Objectives: The goal of the research study is to perform the risk assessment for diabetic mellitus using diabetic risk assessment form among the population of Kothanavadi Village, Chamarajanagar District. Methods: To evaluate the diabetes mellitus risk assessment, a descriptive study approach was employed. The information from the samples was gathered using a modified diabetic assessment template. 132 samples were chosen for the investigation, which was conducted in the village of Kothanavadi using a non-probability convenient sampling strategy. To get the necessary information, a modified diabetic assessment form was utilised. Descriptive analysis was used to analyse data. Result: The study result revealed that among 132 samples 78 (59.9%) were having low risk of DM, 42(31.81%) slightly elevated risk, 9(6.81%) were at moderate risk and 3 (2.27%) of the samples were at high risk of getting DM Interpretation and Conclusion: The study revealed that majority of the population were at low risk of getting DM and only 2% were at high risk of getting DM.
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