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    Abenea Biography

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    front yard were 3 baby pugs. We stood behind the gate until my dad said it was ok to go out. As we walked to him he said, “Pick one out, but you have to choose together.” Scarlette and I both decided that we’d choose the most playful one. There were 2 girls and one boy. One of the girls was chubby and the other was skinny, the boy was right in the middle with size. The boy scarlette didn’t want because he was a little too shy, so the tough decision was between the two girls. We couldn’t decide…

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    in United States including heart disease, blindness, kidney failure, and lower-extremity amputations. (Kelly, n.d.). Diabetes has affected more than 12 million people in the United States alone. 85% of individuals diagnosed with diabetes have Type 2 diabetes (T2DM) in United States (ADA, 2014). Early detection and life style modifications are main factors to help control T2DM. This paper will offer an insight into the article “Exenatide QW: A new treatment option for Type2 diabetes offering…

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    The concept of youth is like a double edged blade. On one side I have the feeling of invincibility on the other hand I have the inevitability of time. Being young could be deceiving; it could mean we do foolish things at times, or that we could be carless of our actions. We don’t think of the consequences. Because we live in the moment. It may not always be easy to make the right choices. We may pick or do certain actions just because it’s convenient at the time. I am well aware of all the poor…

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    Type 1 And Type 2 Diabetes

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    good control of diabetes”( page 190 ). Exercise is essential for people with Diabetes to achieve better blood glucose control. Although regular exercise has a positive impact on both Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes as it improves blood glucose balance, it appears to be more beneficial to the people with Type 2 Diabetes. Regular exercise helps to reduce weight and to minimise the risk of coronary heart disease. Regular exercise increases insulin sensitivity and also improves glucose tolerance.…

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    lacking enough insulin to be used as soon as it is available in the body. As the body continues to undergo this process, one will become insulin resistant causing the pancreas to produce less insulin (Web MD, Diabetes: Differences Between Type 1 and 2 - Topic Overview, 2014).…

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    Retinopathy In Nursing

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    Diabetic retinopathy is essentially a complication of diabetes that affects the eyes. It is also the leading cause of blindness for adults in America. “An estimated 4.1 million and 899,000 Americans are affected by retinopathy and vision-threatening retinopathy, respectively” (Centers for Disease, 2013). Almost 45% percent of Americans have some form of diabetic retinopathy in one of the fours phases and only about half of them are aware and know that they have diabetic retinopathy. Once you…

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    Macromolecules are large molecules essential to all living organisms in order for their cells to function. There are four classes of macromolecules that individuals should have in their diet, and these includes: proteins, carbohydrates lipids, and nucleic acid is important. In this lab activity, the students extended their understanding on the importance of the macromolecules in a human body. One of individuals concern nowadays is weight loss. However, most people lack an understanding how…

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    audience on the treatment of diabetes, type 1, type 2 and gestational Introduction: Imagine having a disease for the rest of your life such as diabetes. Diabetes has no cure, although it can be treated and controlled. Anyone living with diabetes can still do the things they love. This disease is manageable and the treatments aren’t so bad. They can make you feel healthy and be healthy as well. Thesis/Preview: Each type of diabetes -- type 1, type 2 and gestational – all have different and…

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    The enzyme, succinyl coenzyme A synthetase, acts on the conversion of the succinyl group succinate. A decrease in the ATP production of the mitochondria may occur if there is a deficiency of this enzyme. The decrease is seen during the phosphorylation of succinyl CoA to succinate. With this decrease, the cells would produce lactic acid in order to get ATP leading the cell to be non-functional. The deficiency of the enzyme, and the increase in lactic acid causes fatal infantile lactic acid…

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    Diabetic Diet Essay

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    Diabetic diet is a diet that consists of some restrictions based on the dietary rules set for a diabetic. Diabetes is a medical condition where the production of insulin by pancreas is zero or the production is resisted. Insulin helps the cells to receive the glucose that's present in the blood. Most of the cells work towards converting the glucose in to energy. When there is no insulin, the glucose tends to remain in the blood stream and then builds up. The situation can be dangerous. The…

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