Diabetes Flashcards

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Effects of insulin on liver

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. Anabolic: stimulates glycolysis, FA synthesis, protein biosynthesis, glycogen biosynthesis
. Catabolic: inhibits glucose generation, protein, glycogen, and fat breakdown,

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Insulin effects on adipose tissue

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.anabolic: stimulates entry of glucose into cells, TAG iosynthesis
. Catabolic: inhibits lipolysis

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Insulin effects on muscle tissue

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. Anabolic: stimulates uptake of glucose and AA, protein biosynthesis, glycogen storage
. Catabolic: inhibits proteolysis and glycogen breakdown

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Role of glycolysis in adipose tissue

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. Anabolic role
. Provides glycerol phosphate as backbone for synthesis for TAGs
(Glucose -> dihydroxyacetone phosphate -> glycerol phosphate

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Fatty acids attached to 3-C backbones usually come from ____

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Lipoproteins in the blood

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Effect of insulin on lipoprotein lipase

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Induces synthesis of it in adipose tissue

. Lipoprotein lipase acts of TAGs from chylomicrons and VLDL to release FA

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Fat metabolism when there is no insulin

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. Perilipin and HSL phosphorylated and activated by PKA enabling fat catabolism
. Catabolize TAG into glycerol and FFAs
. Glycerol goes to liver and used in gluconeogenesis
. FAs released into blood bound to albumin OR oxidized by adipocytes for energy
. Lipoprotein lipase activity low

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Difference between starvation and type I DM

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. Level of insulin

. Starving people still have some insulin, DMI does not

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What causes polydipsia in DM 1?

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Dehydration causes excessive thirst

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Hyperosmolar syndrome

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. Severe dehydration, plasma hyperosmolality, high blood glucose, mental confusion
. No ketosis bc some insulin is available
.found in undiagnosed cases of elderly type 2 DM

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Gestational diabetes risk factors

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. Overweight
. Previous history of hyperglycemia
. History of stillbirth for unknown reasons
. Higher in Latinx, Native American, Asian, African American populations

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Gestational diabetes mechanism

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. Occurs during weeks 24-28 weeks
. Inc. cortisol raises blood glucose, most people can make more insulin to compensate but some don’t
. Baby will become hypoglycemic after birth bc it made more insulin to deal with high glucose in womb
. Baby is much larger than normal

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DM 2 treatments

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. Drugs that stimulate insulin sensitivity (target peripheral tissue)
. Drugs that stimulate insulin secretion (pancreas target)
. Drugs to dec. glucose production (liver target)
. Drugs to dec. carb digestion (GI target)
. Diet/exercise
. Insulin injections

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Incretin mimetics

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. Multiple targets for DM 2 treatment
. Injected drug that mimics glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1)
. Stimulates insulin secretion in response to inc. blood glucose
. Inhibits glucagon release following meals, gastric emptying, and dec. food intake
. Costly and has to be injected

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