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FundII chapter 49

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Cause of Diabetes Mellitus insufficient insulin production or celluar resistance to insulin
Signs/Symptoms of Diabetes Mellitus polydipsia, polyphasia, polyuria
Type 1 need insulin
Type II diet,exercise, oral antidiabetic medication
What are normal BS limits? 60-120
Action of Insulin activates a process that helps glucose molecules enter the cells of the striated muscles and adipose
Onset of REGULAR insulin 30-60 minutes
Peak 2-2 1/2 hours
Duration 4 hours
Hypoglycemia low blood sugar
hyperglycemia high blood sugar
Causes of hypoglycemia too little food, too much insulin, or extra exercise
Symptoms of hypoglycemia shaking, sweating, anxious, dizziness, abdominal pain
Symptoms of hyperglycemia extreme thirst, frequent urination, dry skin, hunger, blurred vision, drowsiness, and nausea
How often do you check a new diabetic of insulin reaction every 2 hours
If glucose is over _____,report to MD 400
How insulin is given Subcutaneous
How is insulin stored cool, dry enviroment
Why do you rotate sites? prevent lipodystrophy
How do you treat hypoglycemia OJ, candy, protien after
What do you want to make sure is present? gag reflex
Diabetic ketoacidosis resp failure, kidney failure, fruity smell, unconscious, increased urine output
How to treat ketoacidosis fluids
Sulfonylureas stimulate the beta-pancreatic cells to produce insulin
When are oral diabetic agents given used to tx pts with type 2 diabetes that is not controlled by diet or excersise alone.
New diabetics should avoid Alcohol, dieting, stenous exercise Moderation is key.
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