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pharmacology exam 3

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type 1 diabetes produces how much insulin none
type 2 diabetes produces how much insulin some
type 1 diabetics are insulin dependent
type 2 diabetics may use insulin to supplement oral hypoglycemics
type 1 diabetes symptoms the polys, polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia, weight loss, fatigue
long term effects of diabetes retinopathy (blindness), neuropathy (nerve degeneration), kidney failure (nephropathy)
type 1 diabetics are treated with insulin
type 1 diabetes usually developed during childhood
type 2 diabetes usually developed during adulthood
type 2 diabetes due to an increase in obesity
besides meds what is key in treating type 2 diabetes diet and exercise
type 2 diabetes is treated generally with oral hypoglycemics
type 1 or 2 diabetes more common type 2
symptoms of type 2 diabetes weight loss, edema, polyuria, polydipisa, vision changes
if patient says i frequently get infected think type 2 diabetes
check pts blood sugar if there are multiple abscesses
if patients sores don't heal check pts blood sugar
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