diabetes mellitus Flashcards

1
Q

high blood glucose level occur because of

A

deficiency of insulin ( type 1)
decreased secretion or inability of tissue to respond to insulin (type 2)

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2
Q

type 1 diabetes is

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insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (IDDM)

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3
Q

type 2 diabetes is

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noninsulin dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM)

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4
Q

how body will respond if diabetes mellitus is untreated

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as of it is starving

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5
Q

in which type of diabetes fuel stores are degraded in the face of high blood glucose level, and ketoacidosis

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type 1

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6
Q

exposure of RBC to glucose result in

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glycosylation of Hb

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7
Q

an increase in the HbA1c fraction above 6% of the total hb indicates

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blood glucose level has been elevated during last 6-8 weeks

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8
Q

diabetes is a ____________ group of syndromes characterized by an elevation of fasting blood glucose that is caused by a _____________

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heterogenous
relative or absolute deficiency of insulin

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9
Q

diabetes is the leading cause of

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renal failure, adult blindness, nerve damage, heart attack, stroke

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10
Q

diabetes mellitus is a ________ accompanied by

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chronic hyperglycemia
glucosuria

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11
Q

type 1 is caused by

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destruction of beta cells in pancreas

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12
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factors responsible for type 1 are

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  1. stimulus from environment ( viral infection)
  2. formation of antibodies against beta cells (leads to autoimmune condition called insulitis)
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13
Q

treatment for type 1

A

insulin therapy

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14
Q

most common form of diabetes mellitus

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NIDDM( type 2)

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15
Q

what are the metabolic abnormalities of type 2

A

dysfunction of beta cell
resistance of insulin action at cellular level
based completely o genetic background
80% are obese

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16
Q

insulin deficiency cause disturbance in metabolism of

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carbohydrate
lipids
protein
vitamins
minerals

17
Q

dehydration of brain cell may cause coma this type of coma is called

A

hyperglycemic, hyperosmolar non ketotic coma

18
Q

osmotic diuresis leads to

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loss of water soluble vits causing polyneiritis, inflammation of peripheral nerves
loss of minerals as sodium and potassium

19
Q

excess ketone bodies, depletion of bicarbonate will result in

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acidosis (ketoacidosis or ketosis)

20
Q

ketosis may lead to

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hypercalcemia, and several cases to coma (ketotic coma)

21
Q

degeneration that affect small blood vessels as capillaries are called

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microangiopathy

22
Q

what are the biochemical disturbances of diabetes mellitus

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hyperglycemia
glycosuria
polyphagia
hyperphosphatemia
atherosclerosis
acidosis
coma
microangiopathy

23
Q

name the cells that insulin stimulates sugar transport

A

muscle and fat cells

24
Q

name the transport molecule of glucose in muscle and adipose tissue

A

glucose transporter 4 (GLUT4)

25
Q

name the transporter for brain which is nit a =n insulin dependent

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GLUT 3

26
Q

value of glucose level on fasting and random that excludes the diagnosis of diabetes is

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fasting : < 108 mg/dl
random : <144 mg/dl

27
Q

diagnosis of diabetes mellitus are

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  1. fasting plasma glucose level
  2. two-hours post-prandial glucose level
  3. random plasma glucose
  4. glucose in urine
  5. glycated protein
  6. glycated hemoglobin
  7. glycated albumin
  8. microalbuminuria
28
Q

what are the types of coma result in advanced uncontrolled diabetes

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  1. ketotic coma : due to ketosis
  2. hyperglycemic, hyper-osmolar, non ketotic coma: due to hyperglycemia
  3. lactic acidosis: due to hyperlactatemia
29
Q

lactic acidosis occur in which type of patients

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who receive oral hypoglycemic drug called phenformin