Module 6 (part of test 3) Flashcards

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Diabetes Mellitus is due to a ______ or _____ of insulin?

A

decrease

lack

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Hyperglycemia is a ______ disease seen with an increase in vascular _____ and a loss of ______?

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Microvascular
Thickness
Elasticity

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If you have HIGH blood glucose the pancreas releases what substance?

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insulin

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If you have HIGH blood glucose the liver does what?

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produces glycogen

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If you have LOW blood glucose the pancreas releases?

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Glucagon

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If you have LOW blood glucose the liver does what?

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breaks down glycogen

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What is the etiology of type 1 diabetes?

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Idiopathic (unknown)

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Type 1 diabetes affects what age group?

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less than 25

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Type 1 diabetes is a result of an _______ reaction to the ______ cells of the pancreas?

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autoimmune

beta

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Type 2 diabetes is due to insulin _______ or ______?

A

resistance

production

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What types of medications are commonly used to treat type 2 diabetes?

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oral hypoglycemics

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_______ diabetes is a temporary type due to a glucose metabolism disorder?

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gestational

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13
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How many people world wide have diabetes?

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240 mil

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How many cases of diabetes are not diagnose in the U.S. alone?

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6 mil

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15
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What percent of Americans are obese?

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20

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What condition is 20 times greater in diabetics vs. non-diabetics?

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blindness

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Diabetes accounts for 40,000 ______ per year and 20,000 _______?

A

deaths

amputation

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What is the most important stimulus for insulin secretion?

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glucose

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19
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Hyperglycemia is also termed?

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Metabolic Ketoacidosis

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Someone who is experiencing __________ will have glucose in their urine?

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hyperglycemia (high blood glucose)

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Why does someone who is hyperglycemic LOOSE weight?

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body shifts to fat metabolism for energy because glucose can’t be used

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Fat metabolism produces ______ which makes the body go into a state of ________ _________?

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Ketones

Metabolic Acidosis

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A patient with type 1 diabetes should have a _______ appointment and we need to have _____ ___ available?

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morning

glucose tablets

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Where are the adrenal glands located?

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superior to both kidneys

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Endocrine glands are _______ glands that secrete hormones into the _________?
ductless | blood
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What 2 structures do adrenal glands contain?
outer cortex | inner medula
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The adrenal medulla stimulates?
Sympathetic Nervous System
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The adrenal medulla secretes _________ into the blood?
catecholamines | (epi and nor-epi)
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The adrenal cortex secretes?
steroids
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What are the 3 steroids that the adrenal cortex secretes?
Glucocorticoids Mineralcorticoids Gonadocorticoids
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What is the PRIMARY glucocorticoid?
Cortisol
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Cortisol generates the metabolism of what 3 things?
Carbs Fats Protein
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Cortisol inhibits _____ and increases _____ levels in the blood?
inflammation | glucose
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Cortisol is responsible for maintaining _______ during stressful times?
homeostasis
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We can administer glucocorticoids to a patient with _____ ______ to decrease the inflammation of the joints?
rheumatoid arthritis
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How much cortisol is secreted in a 24 hour period?
20 mg
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You can reduce the release of cortisol by using what common dental/medical drugs?
Morphine Valium Local Anesthetic Nitrous
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What kind of patients will have long term use of glucocorticoids?
immunocompromised
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What are 3 common DENTAL uses of glucocorticoids?
post surgery pain reduction relieve edema relieve trismus
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What is the PRIMARY Mineralcorticoid?
Aldosterone
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Aldosterone is essential for ______ and ____ balance?
sodium potassium (B/P)
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What disease is characterized by a decrease in both mineralcorticoids and glucocorticoids?
Addison's
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Addison's is most likely and _______ disorder but may be a result of a ___ or _____ as well?
autoimmune infection malignancy
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Due to a reduced cortisol level in Addison's disease the tissues may present with abnormal ________?
pigmentation
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A lack of cortisol _____ metabolism?
decreases
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Low Aldosterone causes an inability to _______ sodium and _____ potassium. This causes the person to have ______?
conserve eliminate hypotension (decreased blood volume)
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What is the biggest cause of Adrenal Gland Insufficiency?
MD prescribes too much cortisol
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What type of adrenal gland insufficiency is most common and results from exogenous use of corticosteroids?
Secondary Adrenocortical Insufficiency
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What is the most common cause of Hyperadrenalism?
Cushings
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Cushings is characterized by an increase in ______
cortisol
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Cushings syndrome is seen clinically as having a _____ face and having weight _____?
round/moon | gain
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Does a patient have to do anything different for routine vs. surgical dental work if they are taking corticosteroids?
No for routine | Double dose for surgical work
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A patient who has hyperadrenalism is at an increased risk for what 2 conditions?
hypertension | oseoporosis
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The thyroid gland sits ______ to the thyroid cartilage?
inferior
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What percent of T3 is produced from T4?
87
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The thyroid gland secretes _______?
T4
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The thyroid gland increases the rate that carbs are burned which therefore increases _____ ____ and produces ______?
body temp | energy
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Thyroid hormones are essential for growth and development of?
tissues
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What condition accounts for 75% of all neck swellings?
Goiter
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What is the most common cause of hyperthyroidism?
Graves Disease
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Graves Disease inhibits what action?
TSH from binding to receptors
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Graves Disease may be a _______ one?
cyclic
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What is the term used to describe an increased level of thyroid hormones in the blood?
Thyrotoxicosis
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Graves disease can be seen clinically as a ______ of the eyes which is termed _______?
bulging | Exopthalmos
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What do we need to do PRIOR to dental treatment for a patient who has uncontrolled hyperthyroidism?
MD consult
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What do we need to do PRIOR to dental treatment for someone who has controlled hyperthyroidism?
Limit epinephrine in LA
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What is the disease of Primary Hypothryroidism?
Hashimoto
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Secondary Hypothyroidism is due to a failure of the _____ gland to secrete ____ to stimulate the thyroid?
pituitary | TSH
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Hypothyroidism may be _____ or ______
congenital | acquired
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What is the definition of Myxedema?
Accumulation of intracellular and extracellular fluid
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What is a congenital hypothyroid problem that presents commonly as dwarfism?
Cretinism
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What 3 medications should we avoid with hypothyroid patients?
CNS depressants Sedatives Narcotics