Unit 2.4 Flashcards

1
Q

Process by which the body creates new glucose from protein (amino acids)

A

gluconeogenesis

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2
Q

Process by which glycogen is broken down to release glucose

A

glycogenolysis

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3
Q

Of the 3 hormones produced by the pancreas, which one decreases blood glucose?

A

insulin

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4
Q

What disease if characterized by a lack of adequate insulin production or effect?

A

diabetes mellitus

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5
Q

What term means “glucose in the urine”?

A

glucosuria

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6
Q

These cells in the pancreas that produce insulin

A

beta cells

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7
Q

What type of diabetes is characterized by sufficient production of insulin, but decreased effectiveness of insulin due to decreased number of insulin receptors?

A

Type II

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8
Q

What type of diabetes is characterized by insufficient production of insulin?

A

Type I

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9
Q

This is the fish protein added to insulin

A

protamine

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10
Q

This term means that there are 100 insulin units per mL of insulin

A

U-100

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11
Q

These compounds are hypoglycemic drugs that stimulate additional insulin production by the pancreatic beta cells

A

sulfonylurea

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12
Q

short acting insulin

A

regular crystalline

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13
Q

intermediate acting insulin

A

isophane (NPH)

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14
Q

long acting insulin

A

protamine zinc (PZI)

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15
Q

only insulin product that can be given IV

A

regular crystalline

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16
Q

human recombinant DNA insulin molecule; long lasting

A

glargine

17
Q

oral hypoglycemic compound; stimulates beta cell production of insulin

A

glipizide

18
Q

T or F

Cats vary more widely in their response to insulin than do dogs

A

true

19
Q

T or F

Glargine is generally not recommended for use in dogs

A

true

20
Q

T or F

Glargine is more effective in newly diagnosed feline diabetics than those with chronic diabetes

A

true

21
Q

T or F

Sulfonylurea compounds are more effective in NIDDM than IDDM

A

true

22
Q

T or F

Glipizide is thought to be more effective in dogs than cats

A

false

23
Q

What does NIDDM and IDDM stand for?

A

Type II and Type I diabetes

24
Q

What organ is the target for side effects from glipizide in dogs?

A

liver