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26. Diabetes mellitus in dogs and cats Flashcards

1
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If insulin decreases, what happens blood glucose

A

Increases

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2
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Type I DM

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Insulin dependant

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3
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cause of Insulin dependant

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decrease in secretion of insulin due to immune destruction of pancreatic beta cells, islet cell hypoplasia or pancreatic destruction

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4
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Pathogenesis of Insulin dependant

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Autoimmune
Amyloidosis
Pancreatitis

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5
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Treatment of Insulin dependant

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Insulin injecitons

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6
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which animal is more susceptible to Insulin dependant

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Dogs > cats

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7
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Type II diabetes

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Non Insulin dependant

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8
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Non Insulin dependant is due to

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Insulin resistance due to diatobetogenic hormones or obesity
Secretion of insulin is normal but inefective
Delayed response in secreting insulin or the tissues are resistant

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9
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Which animal is more susceptible to Non Insulin dependant

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Cats > dogs

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10
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Pathogenesis of Non Insulin dependant

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Excess counterregulatory hormones
obesity

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11
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how can Non Insulin dependant become Insulin dependant

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NIDDM –> Prolonged hyperglycaemia –> glucose toxicity of pancreatic cells –> destruction –> IDDM

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12
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Consequence of increased EC glucose

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Glucosuria –> decreased blood K, Na, PO
IC dehydration –> hyperglycaemic coma
Glycation of proteins –> cataracts, neuropathy

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13
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Consequences of decreased IC glucose

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Increased lipolysis
Ketonemia — ketouria, acidosis, ketoacidosis
Weight loss
Hyperlipidaemia
Increased gluconeogenesis –> weakness

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14
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Predisposed to DM in dogs

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Middle/ old aged dogs
intact females
poodle, dachshund, terrier, puli, lab

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15
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Clinical signs of uncomplicated DM in dogs

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PU/PD
weight loss
dehydration
hepatomegaly
dull coat
flaking skin
cystitis
cataracts
retinopathy
paresis

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16
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Clinical signs of complicated DM in dogs

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all of uncomplicated as well as clinical signs associated with
diabetic ketoacidosis
hyperglycaemia hyperosmolar syndrome
pancreatitis
epi
cushing’s

17
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Clinical signs of complicated DM in dogs associated with diabetic ketoacidosis

A

Kussmaul breathing
Anorexia
Acetone-smelling breath
Vomiting
Lethargy
Coma
Weakness

18
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Clinical signs of complicated DM in dogs associated with hyperglycaemia hyperosmolar syndrome

A

restlessness
nystagmus
ataxia
convulsions

19
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Clinical signs of complicated DM in dogs associated with pancreatitis

A

Abdominal pain
diarrhoea
vomiting
lethargy

20
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Clinical signs of complicated DM in dogs associated with epi

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poorly digested faeces
foul smelling faeces
flatulence

21
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Clinical signs of complicated DM in dogs associated with cushing’s

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acromegaly

22
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Lab D of DM in dogs

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increased; blood glucose, ALT, ALP, ALKP, BUN, creatinine, Amylase, lipase, cholesterol, progesterone, cortisol, GH

23
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Urinalysis of DM in dogs

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glucosuria >12mmol/l
Bacteriuria
Ketouria

24
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fasting hyperglycaemia

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blood glucose is measured on at least 2 occasions after >8hrs of fasting

25
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Fructosamine levels

A

increase
used in cats as the levels are not affected by stress hyperglycaemia

26
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Differentiation of NIDDM and IDDM

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iv glucose tolerance test

27
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DIagnosis of DM in dogs

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History
physical exam
lab d
abdo US

28
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Abdo US of DM in dogs

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diffusse hepatomegaly
enlarged adrenal glands
pancreatitis
nephropathy
cystitis
ovarian cysts
uterine cysts

29
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Insulin therapy

A

caninsulin

30
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risks of caninsulin

A

anorexia or vomiting (give half dose)
excitement
falling convulsions
Weakness
tremor
coma

31
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Blood glucose levels after 6 hrs post insulin

A

4-9mmol/l

32
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Treatment of hypoglycaemia

A

Put honey on lips
Give an extra meal
skip following insulin dose

33
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other non insulin treatments

A

ovariectomy - decrease risk of insulin resistance, and insulin demand
Diet - increase; protein, fibre, complex carbs

34
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Treatment of ketoacidosis

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Ringers & KCl
Regular insulin
K+ replacement
bicarbonate therapy

35
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Clinical signs of DM in cats

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PU/PD
Weight loss - polyphagia
cataracts
neuropathy

36
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Lab D of DM in cats

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Hepatic Lipidosis
Hypokalaemia
Hyperthyroidism - baseline serum T4 or serum free T4
stress hyperglycaemia

37
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Insulin therapy of Type I DM of cats

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glipizide, glargine
increased insulin secretion — Decreased blood glucose after 1-2 months

38
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Insulin therapy of Type II DM of cats

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diet
exercise
ovariohysterectomy

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