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Diabetes

BC3 - diabetes patho

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Insulin is secreted by beta cells in the pancreas
Glucose is in the pancreas
Glycogen is in the liver
What does cortisol do gets the liver to convert glycogen to glucose
Type II diabetes cannot transport glucose into cells
Type I has no insulin
Type II has some insulin
Glucose gets stored as glycogen in muscle tissue
Glucose gets stored as glycogen in the liver
Glucose gets stored as fat deposits in adipose tissue
Blood glucose adheres to RBC's
What tissues need insulin to function skeletal muscle and adipose
What tissues are NOT insulin dependent Brain tissue, Blood cells, Liver cells - they pull glucose in
Diabetes Mellitus disordered metabolism of fat, protein and CHO metabolism
Diabetes Mellitus decreased/absent secretion or activity of insulin
Metabolic defects in diabetes r/t Pancreas insulin secretion defect results in hyperglycemia
Metabolic defects in diabetes r/t liver increases glucose production
Insulin Resistance decreased glucose uptake in muscles - only happens in Type II
Classification of DM based on pereesence and degreee of hyperglycemia
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