Diabetes Flashcards

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What are the symptoms of diabetes?(5)

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Excess urine
Genital itching
Blurred vision
Thirsty
Tiredness
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How is diabetes diagnosed?(3)

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HbA1C
OGTT
Fasting glucose

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How does physical inactivity lead to diabetes?(2)

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Leads to positive energy balance which leads to obesity

Increases FFA accumulation - Lammers 2013

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According to _______, how does oxidative stress play a role in diabetes (2)

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Rains 2011

Glycation of antioxidant enzymes can impair antioxidant defence mechanisms
Leads to the development of oxidative stress

Reduces GLUT4 expression

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Explain Little 2011 HIIT study in T2D (4)

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Examined the metabolic effects of HIIT in patients with T2D
Participants undertook 2 weeks of HIIT
Reduction in average glucose concentration
Increased mitochondrial activity (shown by higher citrate synthase activity)

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How does insulin increase glucose uptake (3)

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Binds with receptor
Which stimulates the glut4 translocation
Glut4 is a transport protein that transports glucose into cell

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What did a review by Wang 2009 find about mechanisms?(4)

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Increased glut4 gene expression
Increased glycogen content
Reduction in lipids
Reduction in inflammation

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Explain how obesity increase risk of T2D (7)

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Niko 2012
Releases FFAs and inflammatory cytokines
They interfere with insulin signalling
This causes insulin resistance
Insulin resistance further increases FFA release
This leads to a viscous cycle increasing IR
Pancreas unable to overcome insulin resistance

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What did a meta-analysis by Boule 2003 on exercise intensity find?

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High intensity exercise improves glycaemic control more than moderate intensity training

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Karstoft (2015) high v low intensity mechanisms (3)

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High intensity interval training improved insulin sensitivity and insulin secretion
In comparison to a metabolically matched continuos moderate intensity training

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What did a study by Wing 2011 reveal (2)

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Moderate reductions in weight improved glycaemic control

The greater the weight loss the greater the improvement

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What are the co-morbidities of T2D?

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CV disease

Obesity

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Explain Krabbe 2007 diabetes BDNF study (3)

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Low levels of BDNF have been implicated in the pathogenesis of depression
Depression is associated with diabetes
Study found low levels of BDNF to be associated with impaired glucose metabolism

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Costa 2004 cross-sectional findings metabolic syndrome (2)

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Found an association between the metabolic syndrome and complications in patients with T2D

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Hordern 2012 What is the commended exercise for T2D (5)

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210 minutes of moderate intensity exercise
150 minutes of vigorous intensity exercise
2 resistance training sessions
High intensity may be more time effective and have greater health benefits

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