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what do B cells (of the pancreas) secrete
insulin (and amylin)
alpha cells secrete what
glucagon
somatostatin pancreatic delta cells suppresses ____
GH (growth hormone)
______ cells secrete enzymes that aid in digestion
acinar cells
diabetes: impairment of ____ cells
beta cells
Hb variant: _____ indicates whether hyperglycemia is chronic.
HbA1C
>____% HbA1c indicates chronic hyperglycemia.
>6.5%
is a positive 2 hr plasma glucose test conclusive of diabetes?
no, must do HbA1c test
what is pre diabetes HbA1c percentage? ____% - _____%
5.7% to 6.4%
fasting plasma glucose of >____ mg/dL indicates hyperglycemia possibly related to diabetes
>126 mg/dL
PD fasting plasma glucose is between ___-___ mg/dL
100-125 mg/dL
>___mg/dL of a 2hr plasma glucose (oral tolerance test) is indicative of hyperglycemia possibly associated w/ diabetes
>200mg/dL
PD for 2hr plasma glucose (oral tolerance test): ___-____ mg/dL
140-199 mg/dL
type __ diabetes mellitus: early onset; juvenile
type 1
diabetes ______: excessive urination; deficiency in ADH (vasopressin); dehydration
diabetes insipidus
diabetes insipidus characteristics (3)
excessive urination (polyuria)
deficiency in ADH (vasopressin)
dehydration
type __ diabetes: adult/late onset
type 2
hyperglycemia in pregnancy
gestational
which type of diabetes mellitus is insulin dependent?
DM1 (must administer insulin - only way to treat it)
DM1: autoimmune loss of ___ cells therefore resulting in decrease in ____
beta; insulin
DM_ is associated w northern hemisphere; seasonal variations; viral infections
DM1
DM1 is _____ onset
juvenile onset
DM2 is ____ onset
adult onset
DM1: absolute _____ deficiency
absolute insulin deficiency
DM2: altered _____ physiology
insulin
DM_: defective insulin secretion by beta cells
DM2 (has beta cells but improper insulin release)
DM_: associated w/
family (genetic component)
diet
obesity (strongest risk factor)
cultural/ethnic bg
DM2
DM2 is predominantly _______ independent and has insulin _______
insulin independent; insulin resistance (insulin receptors are insensitive to insulin)
____ is the strongest risk factor for DM2
obesity
activation of lymphocytes produce ___ cell autoantibodies and ______ antibodies.
islet cell; antiGAD65
________ __________ is a strong characteristic of DM1
weight loss
in DM2, with poor diet and inactivity (diabetes) = increased _____ release leads to _____ receptor insensitivity.
insulin; insulin
inc insulin levels in blood
hyperinsulinemia
in DM_: inc glucagon bc no amylin to inhibit
DM2
in DM2, amylin (increases/decreases) bc B cells not functioning
decreases