Diabetes Pt 3 Flashcards

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main features of metabolic syndrome

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Insulin resistance, High blood pressure, Cholesterol abnormalities, Risk for increased clotting, Most often overweight or obese, Abdominal Obesity

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prevalence of metabolic syndrome

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20-30% of the population

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risk factors of metabolic syndrome

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Obesity is the greatest risk factors, Smoking, High carbohydrate, Lack of exercise

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associated problems with metabolic syndrome

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Paves the way for diabetes and heart disease Associated with fat accumulation in the liver Microbluminuria
Sleep apnea
Polycystic ovary syndrome *Dementia/cognitive declin

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5
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treatment for metabolic syndrome

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Treat underling cause
Treat cardiovascular risk factors
Lifestyle modifications
Medications to reduce lipids and BP

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lifestyle modifications for metabolic syndrome

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diet- Mediterranean diet (heart-healthy eating plan that emphasizes fruits, vegetables, whole grains, beans, nuts and seeds, and healthy fats
exercise
weight reduction

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what effects blood glucose and insulin

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Drugs – TPN, steroids, Exercise, Alcohol, Diet, Liver disease, Kidney diseas

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diabetic management “pearls”

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When mixing insulins, draw up the regular insulin first Tid glucose monitoring is highly recommended
Allow mild hyperglycemia for the patient undergoing surgery—treat with short acting insulins
For elective surgery, schedule patient early in day to avoid prolonged fasting

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more diabetic “pearls”

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Use U-100 syringes for U-100 vials
In patients with insulin pumps, use regular insulin or insulin aspart. Generally will deliver one unit per hour w/bolus insulin before meals
Tight glycemic control can reduce the complications of diabetes.
Use ACE inhibitors to delay nephropathy
Limit dietary intake of protein

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10
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Absorption of injected insulin in abdomen is…

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not uniform with injections in arms or legs

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11
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what is related to hepatotoxicity

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Glitazones

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12
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metformin should be used cautiously in who

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cautiously with liver and renal impairment. Concern that with hepatotoxicity, because risks of lactic acidosis are increased.

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13
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why should insulin injection sites be rotated

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Rotate sites of injection of insulin to avoid development of lipodystrophy

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