DM Clinical and Lab Flashcards

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1
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DM 1 caused by?

A

destruction of β-cells -> no insulin prdxn

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DM 2 caused by?

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Insulin resistance and inadequate secretion

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3
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Key sxs?

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Polyuria
Polydipsia
Polyphagia

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4
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Other sxs?

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Blurred vision
Infections
Delayed healing

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5
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Exam findings: mild/moderate?

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normal

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6
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Exam findings: advanced?

A

Retinal ∆
Dry muc memb
Skin/Feet ∆

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7
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Exam findings: emergent?

A

hypoglycemia
DKA
Nonketotic hyperosmolar synd

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8
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Normal glucose levels?

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FPG < 100

Oral Glu Tolerance Test (OGTT) < 140

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9
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Impaired Glucose Tolerance glucose levels?

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FPG 100 - 125

OGTT 140 - 199

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10
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Diagnositc DM glucose levels?

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FPG ≥ 126 or
OGTT ≥ 200 or
Random PG w/ sxs of hypergly ≥ 200

If no sxs, repeat tests to confirm

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11
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Diagnotic DM HgbA1c level?

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≥ 6.5%

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12
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HgbA1c is?

Tells us?

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glycosylated HgbA (glucose attached to Hgb)

average blood glu of preceding 2-3 mo

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13
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HgbA1c level for controlled DM?

Level for poorly controlled?

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≤ 1% above top normal (i.e. 7%)

> 3% above top normal

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14
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HgbA1c should be rechecked how often?

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6 mo if controlled

3 mo if uncontrolled or therapy change

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15
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Gestational DM (GDM) may result in?

A
Fetal death during 3rd tri
Large babies
Deformities
Hypogly/Ca2+
Polycythemia
Jaundice
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16
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GDM diagnostic glucose levels?

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(Screen at 24 wks)

FPG ≥ 92
1hrGTT ≥ 180
2hrGTT ≥ 153

17
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Glucosuria caused by?

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blood glu over tubular threshold

150 - 180, lower for preggos

18
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HgbA1c level for prediabetes?

19
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Glucose goals for DM tx?

A

FBG: 80 - 120
2hrPPG: 100 - 160
BedtimeG: 100 - 140
HgbA1c < 7%

20
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Glucose goals for GDM tx?

A

FBG ≤ 95
1hrPPG ≤ 140
2hrPPG ≤ 120

21
Q

Microalbuminuria best test?

+ levels?

Early sign of?

A

24hr urine

Micro: 30 - 300
clinical: > 300

DM nephropathy

22
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DM screening protocol?

A

> 44yo Q 3 yrs
younger if risks/sxs

HgbA1c, FPG, OGTT

23
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DM dyslipidemia tx goals?

A

LDL ≤ 100 or 70 if CAD
HDL > 40
trigly < 400
BMI ≤ 25

24
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Triglycerides > 1000 risk of what?

25
Signs of MICROvascular disease? (3)
retinopathy nephropathy neuropathy
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Ketones result from?
inability of body to use glu as fuel (inadequate insulin) Body catabolizes fat -> ketones are waste prd
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Test for ketones? If +, next step?
Urine dip serum CO2: low = acidosis
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If + ketones and acidosis, next step?
serum ketone: if + admit
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DKA labs summary? (4)
↑ blood/urine glucose ↓ blood CO2 + urine ketones + serum ketones
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True Hypoglycemia is? Sxs?
glu < 40 ↑ epi causes: sweat, tachy, weak, hunger, tremor ↓ CNS glu causes: HA, dizzy, vision, confusion, etc
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Hypoglycemia tx: If can take PO? Severe or can't swallow?
Carb-rich food/drink (juice, candy) Glucagon subQ or IV D50W: bolus + drip
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Fasting Hypoglycemia caused by?
``` High insulin ETOH Liver/kidney dz Glucocort deficiency Hypopitu ```
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Postprandial Hypoglycemia signs? results from? caused by?
1-2hrPP sweat, tachy, weak, hunger, tremor NORMAL blood glu rapid glu absorption followed by high insulin response ETOH Rx
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Insulin levels: Normal? Hypoglycemia?
2 -20 < 6 (N response is to inhib insulin secretion)
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High insulin levels w/ hyopglycemia caused by?
Insulinoma (secreting tumor) Over-admin of insulin Sulfonylureas Insulin Ab's
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C-peptide tells us?
if pt is producing insulin if hypoglycemia is from injected insulin (c-peptide will be low)
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Lab results if hypogly from Insulinoma?
↑ insulin, proinsulin, c-peptide
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Lab results if hypogly from sulfonylurea?
↑ c-peptide
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Lab results if hypogly is factitious (insulin abuse)?
↑ insulin | ↓ c-peptides