Diabetes Flashcards

1
Q

DM is a ________ characterized by _________-

A

syndrome; hyperglycemia

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2
Q

HgbA1C that signifies DM

A

> 6.5%

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3
Q

pts with type 1 lose the ability to make ______ and later, _______

A

insulin and glucagon

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4
Q

this type of diabetes is autoimmune

A

1

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5
Q

name of cells responsible for making insulin/glucagon

A

islet cells

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6
Q

type 1 patients are ______ prone

A

ketosis

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7
Q

______ occur prior to the development of type 1

A

antibodies

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8
Q

in type 1, what do the antibodies destroy?

A

beta cells

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9
Q

percentage of people with diabetes who have type 2

A

90-95%

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10
Q

type 2 is most common in __________ groups

A

non-caucasian

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11
Q

in type 2, the body makes __________ but does not respond effectively

A

insulin

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12
Q

abnormal sensitivity –> ____________ –> _______________

A

hyperinsulinemia; central obesity/metabolic syndrome

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13
Q

2 places that fat goes that it shouldn’t be

A

muscle and liver

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14
Q

3 causes of hyperglycemia

A
  1. low levels of insulin
  2. high levels of glucagon
  3. insulin resistance
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15
Q

polydyspia

A

excessive drinking water

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16
Q

polyphagia

A

excessive eating

17
Q

7 symptoms of hyperglycemia

A
  1. polyuria
  2. polydyspia
  3. polyphagia
  4. weight loss
  5. blurred vision
  6. muscle fatigue/cramps
  7. parathesias
18
Q

two classifications of hypoglycemia symptoms

A

sympathetic (warning symptoms of impending hypoglycemia)

neuroglycopenia

19
Q

neuroglycopenia

A

shortage of glucose in the brain

20
Q

6 sympathetic hypo symptoms

A
  1. anxiety
  2. sweating
  3. tremor
  4. tachycardia
  5. HTN
  6. light headed
21
Q

6 neuroglycopenia symptoms of hypo

A
  1. hunger
  2. confusion
  3. aggressive behavior
  4. memory loss
  5. hypothermia
  6. coma
22
Q

risk of CVD prior to diagnosis of type 2 is…

A

v high

23
Q

severe diabetic complication can lead to…. (2)

A

premature coronary events and PAD

24
Q

what levels are used to measure hgbA1C

A

non-enzymatic glycosylation

25
Q

hgbA1C estimates…

A

avg sugar levels

26
Q

bed rest for ____ days increases insulin sensitivity

A

2

27
Q

if you have diabetes, you should get up and move every ____ minutes to help ____________

A

30 min; keep blood sugar under control

28
Q

exercise in type 2 enhances…

A

insulin sensitivity

29
Q

in exercise for type 2, ______ is more important than _________

A

frequency>intensity

30
Q

exercise can induce ___________ at high intensity

A

hyperglycemia

31
Q

avoid exercising shortly after ________

A

short acting injection

32
Q

type 1 should not exercise at this time of day. why?

A

late at night

delayed hypoglycemia episode will occur while they’re asleep