Diabetes Flashcards

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What is diabetes mellitus ?

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A chronic multi system disease characterized by hyperglycemia related to abnormal insulin production impaired insulin use or both

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Diabetes mellitus affected how many people in Us?

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29.1 million

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3
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Diabetes mellitus is the what leading cause of death ?

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7th

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Diabetes mellitus is the leading cause of ? (3)

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Adult blindness
End stage Renal disease
Nontraumaticlower limb amputation

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5
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What are the causes of diabetes mellitus? (3)

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Genetic
Autoimmune
Environment

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What is the pathophysiology of diabetes?

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Disorder of glucose metabolism related to absent/insufficient insulin and or poor/ utilization of insulin

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7
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What are the 3 types of diabetes?

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1.2. Gestational

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What is insulin ?

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Hormone produced by B cells in islets of langerhans of the pancreas

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What does insulin promote?

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Glucose transport from the bloodstream across the cell membrane to the cytoplasms of the cell

Without insulin, glucose is stuck that’s why we have hyperglycemia

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10
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Glucose and insulin are released continuously into bloodstream in what and with what?

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Small increments with larger amounts released after food

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11
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Stabilize glucose level in range of ?

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74-106mg/dl

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12
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Diabetes 1 vs 2

Any age but more common in young ?
Adults are more common?

Type of onset is insidious ?
Abrupt but present years before?

Prevalence 5-10%?
Prevalence 90-95%?

Environmental factors virus,toxins?
Environmental factors, obesity ?

Primary defect - absent of insulin prod
Insulin resistance?low prod?

Islet cell antibodies absent ?
Islet cell antibodies present at onset ?

Endogenous insulin absent?
Endogenous insulin present?

Nutritional state : thin
Nutritional state : obese

Symptoms : 3Ps weight loss
Symptoms : none ; 3Ps

Ketosis : resistant ex with infection
Ketosis : prone at onset

Nutrition therapy : essential ?

Insulin required for life?
Insulin required for some?

Vascular and neurologic complications?

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