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Role of Insulin
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Takes glucose out of the blood and transports it into cells
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Role of Glucoagon
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opposite manner of insulin to balance over all blood glucose control
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Role of somatostalin
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inhibits secretion of insulin, glucagon and other hormones. Regulates circulation of blood glucose
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HYPERglycemia
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blood glucose is elevated above normal
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HYPOglycemia
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low blood glucose
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Signs of HYPOglycemia
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paleness, sweat, disorented
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Type I diabetes
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5 - 10 % of all cases
Insulin dependent develops rapidly more severe cause by distruction of cells in the pancreas |
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Type II diabetes
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90 - 95% of cases
strong genetic link present in older/obese insulin resistant or insulin defect |
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Gestational diabetes
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Occurs during pregnancy
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where is insulin
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liver & muscles
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Where is glucagon
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stored glucose and fat
brain needs glucagon to survive |
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where is somatostaitin
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inhibits sectetion of insulin, glucagon and other hormones
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normal blood glucose range
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70- 110 mg/dl
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Impaired glucose tolerance
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> or = 110 - 126 mg/dl
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diabetic range
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> or = 200 mg/dl
fasting glucose - 126 mf/dl |
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sources of blood glucose
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carbs, fats
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use of blood glucose
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burning for cell oxidation to use for immediate energy needs
changes to glycogen and stores it in the muscle and liver changes to fat |
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Early signs of diabetes
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increased:
thirst, urine, hunger, weightloss |
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Early symptoms of diabete
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Blurred vision, dehydration, skin irritation, weakness, poor wound healing
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long term complications
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retinopathy - blindness
nephropathy - neuropathy - nervous system damage heart disease |