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carbohydrate

QuestionAnswer
glycogen storage form of glucose -polycharides
glycogenesis formation of glycogen from glucose
glycolysis glucose change to give energy
gluconeogenesis glucose from fat or protein
where is glycogen made and stored made in liver stored in the liver and muscle
where is insulin made hormone that is made in the beta cells of the islets of Langerhans of pancreas
what does insulin do stimulates the transport of glucose through the cell membrane.must be present from glucose to enter cells
how does glucose affect the blood glucose level lower blood glucose
where is gluecagon made hormone made in the alpha cells the alpha cells in the pancreas
where are ketone bodies made made in liver
what are ketone bodies made from excess fatty acids/ partically matabloized to keytone body
ketouria keytone bodies urine
ketonemia keytone bodies in blood
ketoacidosis keytone blood ph less than 7.35 due to keytone bodies
hyperglycemia high blood glucose
hypoglycemia low blood glucose
glucosuria/glycouria glucose in urine
renal threshold blood level above which glucose is found in the urine
IDDM insulin dependent diabetes mellitus 5 to 10% type 1 #junvenille
NIDDM non insulin dependency type 2# adults
which type of diabetes has tendency to get ketoacidosis type 1
what do diabetics metabolize instead of glucose lipds or fats
what are symptoms of hypoglycemia same as a inslin- low blood 45-60mg/dl
what is fasting blood glucose sample no,food or meds 12-8 hours
what does OGTT stand for oral glucose tolerence test
what samples are taken for the OGTT fasting blood sugar 1,2,3 hour after glucose sugar water
how is the 2 hours postparandial glucose test less than 140 /mgdl
what does the Hb -A1c test measure with hemoglobin and glucose
what is the advantage of the Hb-A1c/glycosylated hemoglobin test it reflex the blood glucose or a 3 months period normal 4 to 6%
untreated diabetic diabetic comma
insulin shock insulin level high
diabetic comma inaulin level to low
diabetic comma blood glucose level high
diabetic comma urine glucose level positive
diabetic comma onset hours of 2 days
diabetic comma sysmptoms deep breathing due to acidosis dry tongue and skin fruity breath due to acetones patient drowsy can lead to a comma
treat patient with insulin
insulin shock insulin level high
inslin shock blood glucose level to low
insulin shock urine glucose negative
insulin shock onset suddley in minutes
symptoms insulin shock shallow breathing perspiration rapid heart action breath normal . light headed faint intoxicated a comma
a shock patient with 15 grams of sugar rasins 1/2 orangejucie avoid carbs.. life savers
IDDM -also known as type 1# junvenille
IDDM--age of onset any age common youth
IDDM-symptoms weight loss, polyuria,polyphegia,poyldispia
IDDM-Endogenous inslin none
IDDM- oral agents used No
IDDM- gentics auto immune destruction of beta cells target cell resistom
NIDDM- type 2 # adult
NIDDM-AGE OF ONSET any age more common in adults
NIDDM- type of onset graduall
NIDDM- symptoms sometimes none
NIDDM- Endogenoues some
NIDDM- oral agents used 1/3 diet exercise 1/3 insulin 1/3 oral agent
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