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    Diabetes Pathology

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    A brief explanation of the etiology and pathology of DM. In diabetes, we can find cases in which the insulin is absent, little insulin or the function of insulin is impaired or not functioning. The insulin is produced and secreted by cells in the pancreas. Insulin also stimulates gluconeogenesis is that inhibits lysis regulates glycogen and protein synthesis. Pancreatic glucagon stimulates the breakdown of glycogen and gluconeogenesis. Cortisol promotes gluconeogenesis and Epinephrine is a…

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    Type 1 Diabetic Analysis

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    Although, in the long run there is the possibility of developing serious complications later in life, including hypoglycemia, diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA), diabetic nephropathy, diabetic lens, diabetic retinopathy, diabetic diarrhea, Hyperinsulemia, hearth complications. In conclusion, the early diagnosis and treatment of the condition can improve the chances of better managing the disease…

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    However, many other signs and symptoms may arise depending on the patient, and what severity the disease has reached before diagnosis. Often times, patients are in diabetic ketoacidosis before their diagnosis is made. In addition to, and compounding on to the 3 P’s, bedwetting in a previously dry child, excessive fatigue, unintentional weight loss, irritability, blurred vision, constipation due to dehydration, fruity breath, lethargy…

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    Hyperglycaemia

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    Blood glucose regulation is easy to maintain through homeostasis however this is a disease that effects this process when glucagon and insulin's system is disturbed. This disease is called diabetes. Blood glucose levels increase to a point that the kidney cannot reabsorb the product therefore urine production increases. High blood glucose levels can also be referred to as hyperglycaemia which is found when blood glucose levels are high and your body cannot cope with the increase and fails to…

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    lips, struggling to focus, and hypotension are symptoms of Anorexia Nervosa. While talking to Maria, I noticed that her skin was dry and her lips were chapped. Having chapped lips, being fatigue, and dry skin is a sign for slowed metabolism and ketoacidosis. In addition, she is not consuming enough food nor water. If Maria does not consume enough food and water, her body will shut down her integumentary system because her body…

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    Acid Base Balance Study Guide Definition: The body’s ability to regulate and compensate for variances of the acidity or alkalinity of body fluids through mechanisms in the brain, kidneys, lungs, and buffering system. Concept Key Terms: • Acid: any substance that has a pH less than 7.0 • Acidosis: the condition of having too much acid build up in body fluids, below 7.35 • Alkalosis: the condition of having too much alkaline build up in body fluids, above 7.45 • Anion: a negatively charge…

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    This person was admitted with diabetic ketoacidosis as their primary diagnosis. They also had numerous comorbidities such as substance addiction, mental health issues, homelessness, and were often noncompliant with medications and various staff members. This patient required a lot of team work and…

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    Diabetic Case Study Essay

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    fats instead of carbohydrates, results in the body creating substances called ketones. Too high of a ketone level makes the blood acidic, which can result in a serious complication called Diabetic Ketoacidosis (ADA, 2015). In J. J.’s situation her blood sugar was 695, and she was in Diabetic Ketoacidosis. She was airlifted to Children’s Hospital, where she stayed a week. Currently, J. J. has a continuous glucose monitor and an insulin pump. The student, started using the CGM in August, and it…

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    Fasting on Ramadan: effect on glycemic control on type II diabetic patients, observational study for three month at SQUH, Oman Amina, S, Al-Hussaini College of Nursing, SQU Fasting on Ramadan: effect on glycemic control on type II diabetic patients, observational study for three month at SQUH, Oman Introduction Type 2 DM is worldwide health problem affecting 2.8% of population globally in 2000 and expected to be 4.4% in 2030 (Patel, Mirakhur, El-Magd, El-Matty, & Al-Ghafri, 2007).…

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    Patient should use of silica gel or air midsoles as well as polyester or blend (cotton-polyester) socks to prevent blisters and keep the feet dry to prevent trauma. Proper footwear is important and must be emphasized for individuals with vascular disease.17 Physical therapist must monitor closely for blisters and other potential damage to their feet, before and after exercise. 17 She has adhesive capsulitis and for that, Physical therapist check for sensation before treatment of hot modalities.…

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