Unit 1: Diabetes Flashcards

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1
Q

When in life does type 1 diabetes occur

A

Childhood

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2
Q

When in life does type 2 diabetes occur

A

Later in life

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3
Q

Can type 1 diabetics produce insulin

A

No - no insulin is made

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4
Q

Can type 2 diabetics produce insulin

A

Yes

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5
Q

How is type 1 diabeates treated

A

With regular insulin injections

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6
Q

How is type 2 diabetes treated

A
  • Life style and diet changes

- Increase exercise

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7
Q

What are type 2 diabetics less sensitive to

A

Insulin

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8
Q

Why are type 2 diabetics less sensitive to insulin

A

Due to a decrease in number of insulin receptors in the liver

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9
Q

In both types of diabetes, when will glucose concentrations rise

A

After a meal

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10
Q

What part of the body will remove some glucose

A

The kidneys

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11
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As the glucose is removed by kidneys where will glucose appear

A

In the urine

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12
Q

What is a glucose tolerance test used for

A

To test and diagnose diabetes

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13
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How to know what type of diabetes someone has after taking a glucose tolarance test

A

Type 1 - remains high

Type 2 - delay of insulin response

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14
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How does a glucose tolerance test work

A
  • blood glucose concentrations measured after a period of fasting
  • then a glucose solution is consumed
  • then changes in blood glucose concentrations are measured for at least 2 hours
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15
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What happens in a glucose tolerance test for a diabetic

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  • Blood glucose concentration will start higher and increase to a much higher level than that of a non-diabetic
  • and takes much longer to return to normal
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