Type 2 Pathophysiology Flashcards

1
Q

why is the prevalence of T2DM but not the incidence of T2DM increasing

A

people are living longer

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2
Q

what two factors lead to insulin resistance

A

genetic predisposition

obesity lifestyle factors

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3
Q

what is the relationship between BMI and risk of T2DM

A

as BMI increases so does t2dm risk

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4
Q

why are asian people more susceptible to T2DM

A

they need a smaller BMI to be at increased risk

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5
Q

how does T2DM cause microvascular disease

A

hyperglycaemia leads to damage to microvasculature

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6
Q

how to treat microvascular disease which is caused by T2DM

A

intensive glucose control

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7
Q

how to treat MACROvascular disease in T2DM

A

statins/anti-hypertensives

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8
Q

how is T2DM confirmed in people with symptoms

A

random blood glucose >11.1 only one test needed if they have symptoms

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9
Q

best treatment for T2DM

A

weight loss, diet and exercise

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10
Q

treatment for T2DM (dan in slide)

A
Diet and life style 
Weight target (5-10%) 
Metformin (gradual increase to 100mg) 
Statin 
ACEi (blood pressure control) 
review
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11
Q

first line therapy for T2DM

A

metformin

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12
Q

how does metformin work

A

decreased hepatic gluconeogenesis

increased peripheral glucose uptake

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13
Q

What affect does metformin have on diabetes

A

decreases HBA1c
weight neutral
no hypoglycaemia when used as mono therapy
decreased cardiac risk

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14
Q

adverse affects of metformin

A

GI

lactic acidosis

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15
Q

what factors can lead to failure in reaching glycemic targets

A
younger 
female 
obese 
not at BP or lipid targets 
having 2 or 3 more drugs 
poor adherence to meds and lifestyle
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16
Q

second line drug for diabetes

A

sulphonylurea

17
Q

what should be the major focus of diabetes therapy

A

cardiovascular risk reduction

18
Q

how do sulphonylurea’s work

A

block b-cell Katp channel

increases insulin secretion

19
Q

affect of sulphonylureas on diabetes

A

decrease HbAc1
increase weight gain
increase hypoglycaemia

20
Q

adverse affects of sulphonylureas

A

abnormal LFTs

increased CHD??

21
Q

what happens to sulphonylurea at higher doses

A

efficacy is reduced

22
Q

how do glitazones work

A

PPARy activator

increases peripheral glucose uptake

23
Q

Affect of glitazones on diabetes

A

decreased HbA1c

increased weight gain

24
Q

adverse affects of glitazones

A

increased fracture risk
hepatotoxicity
fluid retention