diabetes Flashcards

1
Q

two aspects of DM type 2

A

decreased reaction to insulin
islet beta cell dysfunction

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2
Q

is there a genetic component to type 2 DM

A

yes

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3
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what do you get first when insulin resistance develops

A

beta cells compensate leading to hyperinsulinemia

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4
Q

what is the problme with free fatty acids

A

lipotoxiticy kills beta cells -> apoptosis

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5
Q

what is MODY

A

maturity onset diabetes of the young - single gene mutation diabetes

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6
Q

how frequent is MODY

A

up to 5%

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7
Q

how prevalent is gestational diabetes

A

20%

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8
Q

which test for gestational dm

A

oral glucose tolerance test

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9
Q

mech of action - metformin

A

inhibits gluconeogenesis and decreases insulin resistance, glucose take-up by skeletal muscles improved

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10
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Sulfonylureas and prandial glucose regulators mechanism of action

A

close potassium channels to increase insulin secretions

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11
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side effect of Sulfonylureas and prandial glucose regulators

A

hypoglycemia

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12
Q

names of DPP4 inhibitirs

A

–gliptin eg linagliptin

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13
Q

main fuel in longterm fasting

A

ketones

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14
Q

what causes damage in DM

A

glucose toxicity and lipotoxicity

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15
Q

proliferative vs non-proliferative retinopathy in DM

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16
Q

% of DM pts with nephropathy

A

40%

17
Q

how does diabetes lead to hypoglycemia

A

unopposed glucagon takes glucose out of blood and promotes glycogen synthesis

18
Q

why does the body produce ketones in DM

A

thinks it is in starvation state because no insulin

19
Q

how does hypertriglyceridemia cause insulin resistance

A

the non-used by the mitochondria fats stop the activated insulin receptor being able to transport the GLUT4 protein to the membrane

20
Q

where does direct hernia travel

A

transversalis fascia (which makes up the posterior wall of the inguinal canal) and the superficial ring.

21
Q

what does helicobacter pylori secrete to help it survive

A

urease

22
Q

what do chief cells secret

A

pepsinogen

23
Q

what do parietal cells secrete

A

HCl and intrinsic factro

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