Insulin Resistance and Diabetes - Bikman Flashcards

1
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How has diabetes and obesity changed thoughout the years?

A

It has increased

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2
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What is extremely important about obesity?

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It increase every chronic disease usually from insulin resistance

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3
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High insulin levels causes what?

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High weight gain

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4
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Insulin is secreted by what cells?

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Beta Islets of Langerhans cells

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5
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Which glucose transporter is regulated by insulin and where is it found?

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GLUT4

Skeletal muscle, Adipocytes, and Cardiac muscle

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6
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What is the “dawn phenomenon?”

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When insulin spikes when a person wakes up, in anticipation of a meal

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7
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What does insulin do in the liver

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Inhibition of ketogenesis
Lipogenesis
Glycogenesis

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What does insulin do in the adipocytes?

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Increased glucose uptake
Adipogenesis
Lipogenesis

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9
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What hormones balance out insulin?

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Glucagon
Epinephrine
Norepinephrine
GH
Cortisol
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10
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What organs does glucagon affect?

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Liver and Fat

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11
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Do physicians normally test insulin

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No; usually test glucose levels

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12
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What are signs and symptoms of insulin resistance?

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Hyperinsulimia, hypercholesterimia, Hypertension, reduced muscle

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How does a person develop insulin resistance?

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Too much fat or environmental factors can increase inflammation which causes insulin resistance

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14
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Does a person want more subcutaneous or visceral fat?

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Subcutaneous
Visceral fat starts developing pro-inflammatory cytokines that makes foam cells which can causes damage to circulatory system

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15
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How can we lower insulin resistance?

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Diet, drugs, exercise

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16
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What are some insulin lowering drugs?

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Metformin, sulfonylureas, anti-inflammatory

17
Q

What is Type 2 Diabetes?

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Diabetes Mellitus
Too many Beta cells that creates too much insulin
Makes Alpha cells insulin resistant and other cells insulin resistant
Too much glucose in blood
Usually later in life

18
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What is Type 1 Diabetes?

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Diabetes Mellitus
Juvenille Diabetes
Pancreas cannot make enough insulin because of an autoimmune attack on Beta cells, and therefore too much glucose in the blood

19
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What is MODY?

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Mature Onset Diabetes of the Young
Genetic Disorder- Autosomal Dominant
Penetrance- has the disease, but doesnt manifest
Have enough Beta cells, but not enough of them to function correctly

20
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What is nonketotic coma?

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Hyperglycemia allows for dehydration (water follows solute)

21
Q

Gestational Diabetes

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Pregnancy is a insulin resistant state to allow for nutrients and glucose to pass onto the fetus

22
Q

Ketones are critical for what organ?

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The brain

23
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What is the difference between ketosis and ketoacidosis?

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Ketosis- regulated and controlled production of ketones; stops gluconeogenesis
Ketoacidosis- change in pH is dangerous