Chapter 13: 13.1 Summary of Energy Metabolism Flashcards
Describe:
Type I Diabetes
Auto-immune disease
* Pancreatic cells which create insulin are destroyed
* Cells can not take up sugar from blood - sugar is instead released in urine
What processes are stimulated in Type I Diabetes?
Gluconeogenesis and Triglycerol Degredation are stimulated
* Ketogenesis is high
In Type I Diabetes:
What does high blood glucose levels result in?
Nerve pain, damage to blood vessels in eyes, and potentially death
State:
Type I Diabetes treatment
- Inject themselves with insulin periodically
Describe:
Type II Diabetes
Results from “insulin resistance”
* Overtime, pancreatic cells release lower amounts of insulin in response to food
* Occurs more often in older, overweight, sedentary people
* Similar symptoms to Type I
State:
Type II Diabetes treatment
- Weight loss
- Decreasing sugar intake
- Eating more high fiber foods
- Insulin injections
- Other medications