Lecture 25: DM screening and management 1 Flashcards

1
Q

what is the initial cause of weight loss in T1DM? what about later?

A

intial - water depletion
later - muscle mass loss

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2
Q

why does blurred vision occur in DM

A

exposure of lenses to hyperosmolar fluids

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3
Q

what are the manifestations of peripheral in DM

A

ED and gastric dysmotility

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4
Q

how often should those at risk for DM be screened

A

if screening is normal thy should be retested every 3 years

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5
Q

how does hematocrit affect BG

A

low hematocrit (<40%) causes INCREASED glucose

high hematocrit (>50%) causes INCREASED glucose

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6
Q

how does acetominophen affect BG

A

decreases it

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7
Q

how does Alcohol affect BG reading

A

decreases it

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8
Q

how do elevated uric acid levels affect BG

A

decreases it

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9
Q

how does renal failure affect BG

A

inceases it

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10
Q

how does pheochromocytomas affect BG

A

increases it

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11
Q

how does pancreatitis affect BG

A

increases it

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12
Q

how does hypopituitarism affect BG

A

decreaes

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13
Q

how does liver disease affect BG

A

deceases it

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14
Q

what are the 4 A’s that decrease glucose

A

acetominophen
alcohol
high uric AAAcid levels
Hct ABOVE 50%

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15
Q

what would cause an elevation in “young” RBCs

A
  • shortened erythrocyte survival (hemolytic anemia)
  • decreased mean erythrocyte age (recent blood loss)
  • IV iron or erythropoietic drugs
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16
Q

splenectomy and chronic or recurrent acute stress response causes…

A

false elevations in HbA1c

17
Q

young RBCs
Sickle cell
abnormally low protein levels
all can cause…

A

false lows of HbA1c

18
Q

indicated to assess hypoglycemia and/or to assist with dx of DM

A

OGTT

19
Q

indicated for:
* identifying causes of hypoglycemia
* eval of beta cell function
* eval of insulinomas

A

C-peptide or C-peptide insulin ratio test

20
Q

C your FATE acronym is used when?

A

C-peptide is useful with:
Factitious hypoglycemia
Anti-insulin antibodies
T1 v T2 DM dx
Exogenous insulin use

21
Q

renal failure
pancreas transplant
sulfonylureas
all have what effect?

A

increases C-Peptide levels

22
Q

what would decrease C-peptide levels

A

destruction of all or part of the pancreas

23
Q

low C-peptide and low insulin is suggestive of

A

DM

24
Q

high C-peptide and high insulin is suggestive of

A

sulfonylurea use or CKD

25
Q

insulin autoantibodies are found in 50-70% of what demographic

A

children with T1DM

26
Q

when might ketosis be seen outside of DM

A
  • altered nutrition (alcoholism/starvation/dieting)
  • increased metabolic demands (cold, pregnant, exercise)
27
Q

what medications can interfere with a ketone test

A
  • vit C
  • levodopa
  • valproic acid
  • phenazopyridine
28
Q

when would you consider lowering the target A1c to <6.5%

A
  • short DM duration
  • lo.ng life expectancy
  • Tx w/metformin or lifestyle only
  • no sig CVD/vascular complications
29
Q

when would you consider raising target A1c to <8.0%?

A
  • severe hypoglycemic hx
  • severe dz (low life expect, advanced compications, comorbidities)
  • long term DM patients
30
Q

what is the exercise recommendation of DM

A
  • at least 150min/week (200-300 preferred) of moderate (50-70-% max HR) aerobic exercise divided over 3+ days
  • no more than 2 consecutive days w/o exercise
  • resistance training 2+ days/week
  • try not to sit for more than 30-90 min at a time
31
Q

what vaccines should DM ptients get

A

all of them.
* flu for pts 6+ months old
* pneumococcal
* hepatitis B
* covid

32
Q

how do you manage hyperlipidemia in DM

A
  • recommended to recieve yearly lipid profile
  • mod to high intensity stain therapy depending on age and risk factors for CVD/atherosclerosis
33
Q

what antiplatelet tx should be given to DM patients who have ASCVD

A

aspirin 81mg