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a MCPHS- Provider I- Ch 41- Assessment & Management of Pts w/DM

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Group of diseases characterized by hyperglycemia   show
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show Insulin secretion, Insulin action, Both  
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show Transport, Metabolism, Stimulates storage, Inhibits breakdown, Signals liver to stop release  
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show Liver & muscles  
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show Enhances storage of dietary fat in adipose tissue, Transport of amino acids into cells, Inhibits breakdown of protein and fat  
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show Autoimmune destruction of Beta cells in pancreas  
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show Decreased sensitivity to insulin (resistance), Impaired beta cell function  
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show Type 2 DM  
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show 126 mg/dL  
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show 200 mg/dL  
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show Polyuria, Polydipsia, Polyphagia  
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Polydipsia vs. Polyphagia   show
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Dietary goals r/t DM   show
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show Type I diabetes  
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Main causes r/t DKA   show
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show Type II diaetes  
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show Type I and Type II diabetes, Not only Pts using insulin  
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show Stimulates liver to release glucose  
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show Decreased insulin production, Rampant glucose production by liver, Fasting hyperglycemia, Glucose not stored in liver  
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show Fat breakdown  
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show Abd pain, N/V, Hyperventilation, Acetone breath(fruity odor)  
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Insulin problems r/t Type II diabetes   show
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Primary treatment r/t Type II diabetes   show
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Main goal r/t Diabetes treatment   show
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Glycated hemoglobin(A1C) reflects   show
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show RBC's for the cells entire life  
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show R:Lispro, S:Regular, I:NPH, V:Lantus  
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show R:15 min, S:30 min, I:2 hrs, V:1 hr  
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show Mimic normal pattern of insulin secretion d/t food intake and activity patterns  
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show Commitment, Intensive education, Close follow-up w/health care team  
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Complications r/t Insulin therapy   show
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show Dawn phenomenon, Insulin waning, Somogyi effect  
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show Insulin pen, Jet injector, Insulin pump, Implantable insulin delivery, Pancreatic cell transplants  
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show Needle insertion & insulin injection  
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Absorption rates(Fastest to slowest) r/t Injections sites   show
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Hypoglycemia r/t Blood glucose level   show
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show Too much insulin or physical activity, Too little food  
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Mild vs. Moderate vs. Severe hypoglycemia r/t Manefestations   show
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show 15g fast-acting concentrated CHO  
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Emergency treatment r/t Hypoglycemia   show
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Time r/t Snacking   show
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3 main clinical feature r/t DKA   show
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show Rehydration, Insulin administration  
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Precipitating events r/t HHNS   show
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show Generally do not occur  
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show Hypotension, Severe dehydration, Tachycardia, Variable neurologic signs  
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Initial treatments r/t DKA & HHNS   show
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Cause r/t Diabetic retinopathy   show
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Autonomic neuropathy r/t Adrenergic symptoms of hypoglycemia   show
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show Numbness around mouth, Difficulty concentrating  
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Manifestations r/t Sudomotor neuropathy   show
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