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    their urine as well as no blood. The specific gravity of the urine is 1.025. It has been concluded that the disorder/disease this patient is diagnosed with is diabetes. Some common symptoms of diabetes are, frequent urination,…

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    A1c Test Benefits

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    A1C testing has benefited diabetes management in many ways. One of the biggest benefits is being able to read the overall blood glucose levels, rather than relying on a series of fasting readings. All patients who suffer from diabetes are aware and familiar with fasting blood glucose test. Fasting blood glucose test are used to monitor a patient most current blood sugar levels. Fasting test are very important to diabetes treatment. The reason fasting test aren’t as significant to the A1C test…

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    A1c Test And Diabetics

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    for their blood sugar levels, but very few understand how the test works or how the results are calculated and interpreted. Glucose (sugar) in the bloodstream binds with hemoglobin found in the red blood cells. As blood sugar levels rise in the body, more and more sugar attaches itself to the hemoglobin in the red blood cells. Sugar can remain attached to the hemoglobin for long periods of time. When you have regular blood tests done, the A1c test is able to establish the amount of sugar…

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    When blood sugar rises the receptors sense a change. Then the pancreas aka control center secretes insulin into the blood lowering blood sugar levels. Once blood sugar levels reach homeostasis, the pancreas stops releasing insulin. Another example is when you are hungry, your metabolism slows down to conserve energy and allows you to continue…

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    Lungs are responsible for the regulation of oxygen levels within the blood which is critical to the respiration process. Pancreas:The regulation of blood-glucose levels is paramount for survival. The pancreas is a small organ located below the stomach it has a number of functions. One of the most important is the regulation of blood-sugar levels. The pancreas contains special cells known as the Islets of Langerhans that detect blood-glucose levels. Kidneys:Kidneys regulate the amount of water…

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    Glucose is a type of sugar that is created when the body absorbs the sugar from foods and sugary drinks. Insulin is a type of hormone produce by the pancreas through the liver, which helps maintain healthy levels of Glucose in the blood. The problem with diabetes…

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    Hypoglycemia

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    Hypoglycemia, also called low blood sugar, occurs when your blood glucose (blood sugar) level drops too low to provide enough energy for your body's activities. In adults or children older than 10 years, hypoglycemia is uncommon except as a side effect of diabetes treatment, but it can result from other medications or diseases, hormone or enzyme deficiencies, or tumors. Glucose, a form of sugar, is an important fuel for your body. Carbohydrates are the main dietary sources of glucose. Rice,…

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    Diabetic Diet Essay

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    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 glucose present in the blood is derived from the food we eat. Hence, it is necessary for the diabetic to make sure that the amounts of glucose in the blood do not rise. Diabetics need to be really careful about their diet.…

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    How to Test Your Blood Pressure at Home Problem Background In this time and age, lifestyle diseases and health conditions are a bigger menace than the untreatable and unpreventable ailments the world knows. Unfortunately, these conditions, which people have attracted to themselves is causing massive deaths of individuals worldwide. Most of these are brought about by people’s eating habits, drug abuse, and laziness. More precisely, diseases such as arthritis, cancer, diabetes, obesity, depression…

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    months and compare the results obtained for a person who did not regularly exercise and eat healthy meals. Physical activity commenced for 45 minutes, four days a week over a period of two months. Pulse rate and glucose levels were taken to record blood sugar levels before and after exercise activities. Balanced meals were consumed three times per day. The diet was based upon the WHO nutritional guidelines for a healthy diet. The budget for the experiment was set as $475.00. Hypothesis:…

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