Anthology 2

diabetes, each with a different pathophysiology and affected patient population. There is Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, type one typically comes on suddenly will type two may be gradual. Type 1 diabetes is caused by an autoimmune destruction of pancreatic beta cells, leading to a deficiency in the production of insulin. With insulin being a hormone responsible for the lowering of blood glucose levels. Type 2 diabetes is caused by the body being resistant to insulin, and therefore being unable to…

Achievement Standard 90926 v1 Type 2 Diabetes: An Issue for My Community My report is regarding what type 2 diabetes is, the biology behind type 2 diabetes and how exercise and nutrition helps lower the risks of obtaining type 2 diabetes. Type 2 diabetes is a serious and huge issue in New Zealand. Type 2 diabetes is an issue because of the increase in numbers of people who are diagnosed with the disease. Over 240,000 have and 100,000 do not yet know they have diabetes as they…

Diabetic neuropathy is a very common chronic complication of diabetes mellitus that develops in about 50% of people with diabetes . Globally, as well as in India, the number of patients with diabetic neuropathy is rapidly increasing. Despite the widespread occurrence and devastating effects of the disease, complications and pathways involving its origin are still not fully understood, and there is no treatment available to prevent its development, other than the overall control of the diabetic…

this lifestyle can lead to Diabetes type 2. Many people are diagnosed with Type II Diabetes everyday, but it is becoming more common in kids because of…

Diabetes is a disease that affects millions within the world. It is a disease that affects the blood glucose levels within the body. Diabetes is can either be Type I or Type II. Both affect the blood glucose levels in different ways and can are the results of different causes. Diabetes can cause numerous health problems over time and is an incredibly difficult disease to live with on a daily basis. It is important to truly understand the disease and how to manage it. There are multiple causes…

enough to be hazardous, but not high enough for the individual to be diagnosed as Type 2 diabetic. Prediabetes is a red flag and you 're highly likely to progress to the actual condition in less than a decade. Even if you remain in the "pre" state, considerable long-term damage occurs to the body, particularly the cardiovascular and circulatory systems. Exactly How Can Diabetes Be Reversed? A diagnosis of Type 2 diabetes is most often given to those who are overweight, since fat creates an…

The patient is a 26 year old male, single but living with a younger brother and works as a freelance photographer. He doesn’t get enough sleep and rest at night because he has late photo shoot or he plays video games. He is on dialysis for 2 years, had 2 failed AVF on left arm and currently using AVG on his right arm. He is prescribed to use F80 hi flux dialyzer, blood flow rate of 250ml/min with 4 hours dialysis time with 3x per week frequency of dialysis. During dialysis his diet consists of…

diagnosed with type 1. With type 2, diabetes it is mostly connected with a family history, but like type 1, type 2 also is an environmental factor of why a person contracts it. The lifestyles of a person helps depend on habits and exercise habits tend to be the same, so being in a family who is obese and struggles with their weight there is a higher chance of being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. People dealing with pre-diabetes can have a higher risk for developing type 2 diabetes, stroke, and…

Interviewer: Christine, can I just get a verbal yes that you agree to participate? Christine: Yes, I agree to participate. Interviewer: Thank you. So, as a background, I would like to hear from you on how you think about diabetes and about your own health. Can you start by talking a little bit about what you know about diabetes? Christine: It’s when you make too much sugar and you’re not getting rid of enough of it I guess. That’s all I know. Interviewer: And, in your perception, do you…

within the Army Reserve and my civilian career. 2. Impact on others – Articulate information to support priority intelligence requirements to a higher headquarters. 3. Course of Action 1 – Apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to establish a baseline in my operating environment. 4. Course of Action 2 – Identify inconsistency or critical occurrence indicators in order to make decisions. 5. Sustain…