Carbs Flashcards
What are the hyperglycemic hormone?
GAGCHETS
Glucagon
ACTH
Growth hormone
Cortisol
Human placental lactogen
Epinephrine
T4
Somatostatin
FBS level to determine a person is hyperglycemic
> 126 mg/dl
Production of glucose from non carbohydrate sources
Gluconeogenesis
Impaired fasting plasma glucose
Increase FBS, normal DM
Stress
Hyperglycemia
Sepsis
Hypoglycemia
Severe infection
Hyperglycemia
Alcoholism
Hypoglycemia
Hemochromatosis
Hyperglycemia
Cushing syndrome
Hyperglycemia ( inc cortisol)
Glycogen storage disease
Hypoglycemia (inc glycogen can destroy liver)
Acromegaly
Hyperglycemia ( GH)
What is BUN and Crea in Diabetic neprophaty?
Increase
B hydroxybutyrate to acetoacetate ratio in DM
6:1
Parent ketone
Acetoacetic acid
Pathogenisis of Type 1DM
Destruction of B cell (autoimmune)
DM that is common in adults
Type 2 DM
K and Na in DM and osmollality
IncRease K and decrease Na
Hyperosmolar
Detectable C peptide and Insulin
Type 2 DM
Diabetic ketoacidosis
Type 1 DM
Most specific method for glucose analysis
Hexokinase Method
What method in carbohydrates is applicable in galactosemia?
Chem test or Benedict’s test
Benedict’s method measure other reducing sugars except glucose
False
Method which measure the decrease in oxygen
Polarographic Method
If glucose is left in room temperature the glucose is decreased by
7 mg/dL/hr
Condition where HBA1C is not recommended
Hemolytic disease
HBA1C can be used to diagnose in DM
False
Disease that improve with age
Hers age type VI
Disease that has thin extremities and skin xanthomas
Type Ia Von Gierke Disease
Liver disease the leads to hypertension and esophageal varices
IV Anderson’s Disease
Pulmonary edema
A( oxygen deprivation)
Salicylate and ethanol overdose
B metabolic process
CHF and AMI
A Oxygen Deprivation
DM
B metabolic process
Lactate
Avoid using tourniquet