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carbohydrates found in the body
monosaccharides
oligosaccharides
polysaccharides
what are the clinically important carbohydrates
glucose
fructose
galactose
glycogen
nature of insulin
-synthesized in beta cells
-formed as prepro-insulin
-cleaved to pro insulin
-pro insulin packaged in golgi
-cleaved to insulin and C-
peptide
-released in response to hyperglycemia
the _______and ________ method can be used to determine glucose
glucose oxidase and hexokinase
the limitations to glucose oxidase
peroxidase prone to interference, non-specific
which is more specific glucose oxidase or hexokinase
hexokinase
common methods for determining urine glucose
reagent strip
clinistix- specific to glucose
clinitest- based on benedict's test
hypoglycemia is _________
low levels of plasma glucose
what can cause hypoglycemia
-fasting
-excessive alcohol intake
-inborn errors of metabolism
-drugs ie. overdose, ackee poisoning
diabetes mellitus is _________
a chronic metabolic disorder
common feature of diabetes mellitus (DM)
hyperglycemia
DM Type 1
-pancreatic islet cell destruction -absolute lack of insulin
-Insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (IDDM)
type 1 a also known as _______
juvenile diabetes
DM type 1 is prone to
-diabetic ketoacidosis
-increase urea
-decrease Na
-increase K
-decreased HCO3
DM type 2
-defects in insulin production
-beta cell dysfunction
-increase hepatic glucose production
- less prone to ketoacidosis
gestational diabetes refers to_________
any degree of glucose intolerance deytected during pregnancy
diabetic ketoacidosis
- ketone production via liver exceeds cellular use and renal excretion (tpye 1DM)
hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state
-hyperglycemia
-hyperosmolarity
-dehydration
hypoglycemia
decrease in normal blood glucose levels
occurs mainly in persons treated with insulin injections/ oral hypoglycemic agents
diagnosis based on
plasma/serum glucose values
random glucose
normal 2.5-7.2 mmol/L
diabetic >/= 11,1 mmol/L
fasting plasma glucose
normal 3.8-5.6 mmol/L
diabetic >/= 7.8mmol/L
2hr pp
normal <5.6mmol/L
diabetic >/= 11.1mmol/L
HbA1c
glycated Hb used to monitor long term blood glucose in diabetics
glucose is attcahed to the ______ of the Hb beta chain via ________ reaction
N-terminal, non- enzymatic
microalbumin
urinary albumin loss > than normal but below detection by dipstick
first sign of diabetic nephropathy
proteinuria
OGT
used when patient's state is not clearly established via other tests
RBC is ________ _______ to glucose
freely premeable
glycated HB is _______ _______ to the amount of circulating glucose
directly proportional