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    Diabetic Kidney Disease

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    The presence of sugar in the blood can act like poison damaging the Kidney slowly and silently. Eventually, after years the damage becomes apparent and it is known as diabetic Kidney disease. People with kidney failure have to undergo dialysis, an artificial blood-cleaning process…

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    Nateglinide

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    Starlix was administered 10 minutes prior to a liquid meal. Nateglinide did not have any effect on gastric emptying in healthy subjects as assessed by acetaminophen testing. 3.6 MECHANISM OF ACTION Nateglinide drug is fixing on specific receptors and acts through the potassium channel from the pancreatic and the extra-pancreatic level. At pancreatic level, increase insulin secretion and at the level of pancreatic beta cells, they increase the number of insulin receptors. At extra-pancreatic s…

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    Homeostasis Stephie Loncar

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    As blood sugar levels get low the alpha particles detect electrical change from neurons providing information about the brain's ‘fuel’ levels by the receptor cells on the membrane of the cell. As the low levels are detected the pancreas, alpha cells undergo similar…

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    Why do people buy health insurance? Most people buy insurance because they would rather pay a small premium than have the risk of getting sick and having to pay large medical bills. Consumers may purchase additional health care services only because they have insurance so insurance companies implemented co payments and managed care. The implementation of co pays and managed care was designed to keep the consumer from receiving additional services that may not be necessary or are of low value.…

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    There can be many reasons of why a person will classify the reason for their medical condition or illness. Some think it may be contributed to genetics, while others look to find blame on a particular thing that would have caused the chronic condition. I was introduced to a Hispanic male named Thomas, a grandfather, in his early 80’s, with a medical condition called Diabetes. He was diagnosed between the age of 40 to 45, as it was hard for him to recall the exact age. As Thomas became the head…

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    Diabetes Mellitus occurs when the body cannot produce sufficient insulin or cannot respond properly to insulin. Insulin is a hormone that the body needs to absorb and use glucose (sugar) as fuel for the body’s cells. Without an appropriately operational insulin signaling system, blood glucose levels become higher and other metabolic irregularities occur, leading to the development of serious, disabling complications. The target population for this poster and conversation include women older than…

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    Part two High blood glucose levels. When blood sugar levels rises, like after a meal, insulin is secreted by the beta cells in the islets of Langerhans in primary response to decrease the blood concentration of glucose. As seen in diagram 2. The beta cells act as the receptor and the control. The beta cells detect a rise in glucose and in response secretes insulin. The islets of Langerhans do not depend on the nervous system for their output of insulin. As a result the beta cells respond…

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    Insulin Essay

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    Insulin is typically given in insulin pens with very fine needles. Long-term prospects The child needs to keep their blood glucose levels as close to normal as possible to delay the development of eye and kidney damage. This can occur after the onset of puberty, but is usually a concern only in later life. Regular check-ups at the children's outpatient ward at least every three months are recommended. Regular check-ups for the late-stage diabetic…

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    energy and a building material for your cells. Monosaccharides are one type of carbohydrates that are quickly absorbed as energy and they are found in foods like fruits. Carbohydrates are source of energy to the body, mainly through glucose, a simple sugar that is contained in various foods (Importance of Carbohydrates, 2015). To add more to that, carbohydrates has soluble and insoluble classes. The insoluble type is well-known as fiber, which regulates regular bowel movement, controls the rate…

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    It also has helped my mom control her cravings for sugar, she is a diabetic.It took a few tries for acupuncture to help her with her sugar craving, now her diabetes are under control and she is able to be off her meds.It has also calmed her down alot she is alot nicer and less stressed out,in all shes is doing alot lot better health wise.Acupuncture…

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