Deck 7 (slides 27-29)

Question 1

A problem with the pancreas is _________ __________, which is the inability to control _______ levels in the blood.

Answer 1

Diabetes Milletus

glucose

Question 2

Diabetes Milletus can be tested for by the _______ in urine.

Answer 2

Sugar

Question 3

There are ____ types of Diabetes Milletus.

Answer 3

2

Question 4

Type 1 diabetes is called _______ diabetes (less than 15 years of age).

Answer 4

Juvenile

Question 5

Juvenile Diabetes is an ________ disorder in which your own _______s destroy beta cells in the pancreas

Answer 5

Autoimmune,

antibodies

Question 6

Someone with Type 1 diabetes can’t make _______ (they are insulin dependent).

Answer 6

Insulin

Question 7

Type 2 is diabetes is called _______ ________ diabetes (older than 40).

Answer 7

Adult Onset

Question 8

Adult Onset diabetes is usually in _________ people.

Answer 8

Overweight

Question 9

Someone with Type 2 can make insulin but cells don’t _______ to it (receptor problem).

Answer 9

Respond

Question 10

Type 2 can be controlled with ______ and ________

And later _______

Answer 10

Diet, exercise,

insulin

Question 11

______ are the female gonads.

Answer 11

Ovaries

Question 12

Ovaries produce the hormones _______ and ________ (at puberty).

Answer 12

Estrogen, progesterone

Question 13

Estrogen and progesterone cause the development of female secondary sex characteristics, such as pubic/underam _____, _______ development, and the widening of _____.

Answer 13

Hair,

breast,

hips

Question 14

Estrogen and progesterone also regulate the _______ cycle.

Answer 14

Menstrual

Question 15

________ are the male gonads.

Answer 15

Testes

Question 16

The testes produce _______ (at puberty).

Answer 16

Testosterone

Question 17

Testosterone causes the male secondary sex characteristics, pubic/facial/underarm _______, _______ deepening, and broadening of _________.

It also causes _______ production.

Answer 17

Hair,

voice,

shoulders,

sperm