TYPE 2 DIABETIES Flashcards

(15 cards)

1
Q

what is the best diagnostic test for type 2 diabetes

A

HBA1C

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2
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what are the contraindications for HBA1C

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very young, pregnant. CKD,T1DM anaemia recent trauma

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3
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what is the second line test for T2DM if HBA1C not suitable

A

oral glucose tolerance test

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4
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what is the general rule for testing for type 2 diabetes

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symptoms = 1 test
no symptoms = 2 tests

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5
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what HBA1C result would indicate type 2 diabetes

A

HBA1C >48

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6
Q

what oral glucose tolerance test would indicate diabetes

A

> 11.1

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7
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when should you start treatment right away

A

if HBA1C is more than 58

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8
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what is the first line advice

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lifestyle changes - low gi carb diet, medatrainian diet, 150 minutes of exercise per week 5-10% weight loss

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9
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what educational programs can you refer patients too

A

DESMOND or XPERT

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10
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what results indicate prediabetes

A

HBA1C more than 42-47
FBG 5.6-6.9

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11
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treatment of pre-diabetes

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referral to diabetes prevention programme and lifestyle advice is no change in 6-8weeks and bmi more than 30 consider metformin

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12
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what is the first line treatment for T2

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METFORMIN 1g daily

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13
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what is the main risk factor with metformin

A

can cause acidosis as it prevents the liver from taking up lactic acid

and can cause GI symptoms

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14
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what is the mechanism of action for metformin

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enters the liver via OCT1 goes to mitochondria and inhibits complex 1 this decreases the amount of atp in the cell and activates the amp activated protein kinase which tells the cell that there is no glucose so stop making it and start burning it.

deacreases gluconegensis
decreases glucose foration in the liver
deacreases lipogenolysis
increases insulin receptor sensitivity
increases glucose up take in the musle and fat tissue

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