Diabetes Darrow Flashcards
granuloma annulare
type IV rxn
associated with diabetes, thyroid disease, infection, malignancy, drugs
metabolic syndrome
2 physical findings
-waist circumference and HTN
3 lab findings
-triglycerides, HDL-C, and glucose
apple
bad body shape
-want to be a pear
adipose tissue
secretes inflammatory and immune mediators
-adipokines
abdominal fat
vs. subQ
causal factor mediating insulin resistance, increased diabetes risk, and cardiovascular disease in metabolic syndrome
dysregulated adipokine secretion, FFA toxicity, macrophage infiltration
obese inflamed fat
release of adipokines
low levels of adiponectin
has lots of macrophages
with obesity and insulin resistance
this can promote ectopic lipid accumulation
lean person adipose tissue
few macrophages, high adiponectin, low inflammatory cytokines
TZD
thiazolinediones
activate PPAR
cause insulin resistance, VEGF angiogenesis inhibiton, increased leptin
TSP1
to TGF-beta
to PAI-1 (procoagulant)
to atherosclerosis
with metabolic syndrome
hyperuricemia larger hyperdense LDL increased PAI - atherosclerosis increased platelet adhesion decreased homocysteine
diagnosis of type II DM
random >200 with sx
FBS >126 x2 (pre 100-125)
post meal >200 x2 (pre 140-199)
HBA1C >6.5% x2 (pre 5.7-6.4)
causes of DM II
genetic - beta cell fatigue and death
-TCF7L2 - transcription factor in beta cell development
environmental - visceral obesity - insulin resistance
TCF7L2
genetic mutation in DM II
Wnt signaling pathway - for beta cell development
vitiligo in DM I?
autoimmune - so see mix of sx
polyuria
C-DRIPPED
cortisol excess DM recovery from renal failure ions (hyper Ca, hypo K) parkinsons - nocturnal nocturia psychogenic polydipsia enzyme drugs
Abs in DM I
GAD 65 insulin Abs islet cell cytoplasmic Abs insulinoma associated 2 zinc transporter Abs tyrosine phosphatase Abs
HLA in DM I
DR3 and DR4