Peripheral neuropathy Flashcards

1
Q

what areas will 1/3 of people have complications with by the time they are diagnosed with type 2 diabetes?

A

Eyes
Feet
Kidneys
Nerves

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2
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limited sensation in peripheries may promote….

A

Damage, abrasions or ulcers

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3
Q

15% of T2D have..

A

Damage, abrasions or ulcers due to limited sensations

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4
Q

Diabetes have ….. …… power

A

reduced healing power

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5
Q

hyperglycaemia causes a ….. immune function & ……. Which …. infection

A

decreased immune function and blood flow, promotes infection

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6
Q

….%of patients who develop foot ulcers require amputation

A

20%

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7
Q

what is an important consideration for exercise to reduce foot risk issues

A

appropriate footwear

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8
Q

nerves are …. active

A

metabolically

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9
Q

nerves require …

A

ATP

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10
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to supply ATP nerves need

A

large blood flow

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11
Q

what is Vasa nervoroum

A

small arteries that supply the blood flow

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12
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what happens when the Vasa nervoroum are occluded

A

atrophy and nerve death

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13
Q

what is the effect of peripheral neuropathy on movements and feelings…

A

effect gate, proprioception (movement), pain, pins and needles

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