Glucose Metabolism
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| what is glycogenesis | the conversion of glucose to glycogen using insulin
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| what is glycogenolysis | the conversion of glycogen to glucose using glucagon
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| in the 1st postnatal hours what does the neonatal brain metabolise to make glucose | lactate
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| what are normal blood glucose boundaries | >1.7mmol before 24hrs
2.6 mmol/l -> 8 mmol/l
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| what are some factors resulting in inadequate gluc prod | prem, IUGR, delayed feeding, stress hypoxia RDS hypothermia infection or inborn errors of metabolism
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| factors influencing increased glucose production include | iatrogenic, infant of a diabetic, pancreatic defects
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| what are some of the factors associated with hyperglycaemia | LBW extreme prem, IUGR, excessive ivi gluc, stress infection sepsis, transient/permanent diabetes, dexamethasone
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