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Role of Insulin
Takes glucose out of the blood and transports it into cells
Role of Glucoagon
opposite manner of insulin to balance over all blood glucose control
Role of somatostalin
inhibits secretion of insulin, glucagon and other hormones. Regulates circulation of blood glucose
HYPERglycemia
blood glucose is elevated above normal
HYPOglycemia
low blood glucose
Signs of HYPOglycemia
paleness, sweat, disorented
Type I diabetes
5 - 10 % of all cases
Insulin dependent
develops rapidly
more severe
cause by distruction of cells in the pancreas
Type II diabetes
90 - 95% of cases
strong genetic link
present in older/obese
insulin resistant or insulin defect
Gestational diabetes
Occurs during pregnancy
where is insulin
liver & muscles
Where is glucagon
stored glucose and fat

brain needs glucagon to survive
where is somatostaitin
inhibits sectetion of insulin, glucagon and other hormones
normal blood glucose range
70- 110 mg/dl
Impaired glucose tolerance
> or = 110 - 126 mg/dl
diabetic range
> or = 200 mg/dl
fasting glucose - 126 mf/dl
sources of blood glucose
carbs, fats
use of blood glucose
burning for cell oxidation to use for immediate energy needs
changes to glycogen and stores it in the muscle and liver
changes to fat
Early signs of diabetes
increased:
thirst, urine, hunger, weightloss
Early symptoms of diabete
Blurred vision, dehydration, skin irritation, weakness, poor wound healing
long term complications
retinopathy - blindness
nephropathy -
neuropathy - nervous system damage
heart disease