Non infectious diseases- diabetes mellitus Flashcards

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What id the eitoly of aetiology?

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-failure of insulin production
-failure of insulin transit
- decre4ased target tissue sensitivitiy

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What are the clinical signs of diabetes mellitus?

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-polyphagia (excess eating0
cataracts
-muscle wastage
- heptomegaly (liver enlargement)
retinapathy (retina diseae)
-nerve damage
-glomecular disease (kindeys ability to monitor levels)

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3
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what can diabetes mellitus progress to?

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ketoacidosis

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What are the clinical signs of ketoacidosis?

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-anorexia
-vomiting
-dioreah
abdominaol pain
death -shock
-weakness

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5
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how can diabetes mellitus be diagnosed?

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-urinealysis
-blood biochemistry (hypoglycemia)

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6
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what is the treatment for diabetes melolitus

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-insulin therapy

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7
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How can diabetus mellitus?

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-high fructosomine = poor control of glucose
- owners assess animals
-keep urine glucose negetive

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8
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Instability of diabetes mellitus?

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-5-10% common
- injection technique ~(adequacy and correct dose)
- testing is corr3ect
-changes in routine and diet

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9
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How can hypoglycemia be treated?

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  • ## glucose - by mouth or intraveniously
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10
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How can ketoacidosis be treated?

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-fluid therapy
-monnitoring correction of any metaboli imbalences
-insulin therepy
-treat concurrent problems (such as infection)

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What is the role of the thyroid hormone?

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  • metabolisium
    -essential for growth and development
  • activitates growth
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What is the aitology of hypothyriodisum?

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-lymphocytic thyroiditis/ idiopatyhic atrophy of the thyriod gland/ congenital
-can be primnary or secondary

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13
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what are the clinical s8igns of hypothyriodisum

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  • alopecvia
  • dry scaly skin
    -weight gain
    -bradycardia
    -weakness
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14
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how is hypothyriodisum diqagnosis?

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-rise in liver enzymens
- anemia
- need clinical sighs with low thyriod hormones

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What is the treatment for hypothyriodisum?

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16
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what is the aitology of hyperthyriodisum?

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-thyriod adenoma

17
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what are the clinical findings of hyperthiriodisum ?

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  • polyphagia
    -increased activity
  • vomiting
  • weight lodd
    trachycardia (galloping rythum)
18
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what is the treatment for hypertyriodisum?

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-medical
-surgical
-radioactive iodine
- low iodine diet

19
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what does medical treatment of herperthiriodisium fo?

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ihibits the synthosis of thyriod hormones

20
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How is surgery used to treat hyperthiriodisum?

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-both thyriod glands removed