diabetes Crossword Puzzles

Diabetes Worksheet 2014-10-30

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Eating a wide variety of ......... foods is a protective factor.
How many types of diabetes are there?
Over the last 20 years there has been an ......... in diabetes especially in adolescents.
Insulin is produced in the .........
Diabetes is the inability to produce enough ......... which allows glucose to pass into the blood cells
Is type 2 diabetes curable?

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Type 2 diabetes also known as ..................
Is having a heart disease and/or heart attack a risk factor? T or F
Three important factors to reducing the impact of type 2 diabetes is ........, injections and a healthy diet.
Those who consume high levels of alcohol are at a greater risk of developing diabetes. T or F

10 Clues: Is type 2 diabetes curable? • Insulin is produced in the ......... • How many types of diabetes are there? • Type 2 diabetes also known as .................. • Eating a wide variety of ......... foods is a protective factor. • Is having a heart disease and/or heart attack a risk factor? T or F • ...

Hypoglycemia 2022-01-28

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In patients with controlled type 1 diabetes plasma concentrations are ___.1
A severe episode of hypoglycemia can sometimes result in ___.1
Risk factors are a result of relative or absolute ____ excess.1
Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1
Minimizing risks of hypoglycemia involves matching insulin action and glucose availability in how many steps? 1
What should patients with type 1 try to control? 1
What limits glucose use and mobile gluconeogenic precursors? 1
What type of hypoglycemia is the result of the interplay of therapeutic hyperinsulinemia and compromised defenses.1
One result of hypoglycemia is complications of the ___ .1
Patients with type 1 diabetes suffer about __ episodes a week of hypoglycemia.1
High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1
Carbohydrates ingestion from symptoms are largely ___.1
What kind of shift do patients with poorly controlled plasma glucose concentrations need? 1
What is used in the treatment of hypoglycemia in patients? 1

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Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1
Diabetes are based on relative or absolute therapeutic ___.1
In one study of subcutaneous glucose sensing in type 1 glucose levels were ≤70 mg/dL 1.5 hours per ¬¬¬¬¬¬__.1
What is the result of interplay of relative or mild-to-moderate absolute therapeutic insulin excess and compromised physiological and behavioral defenses against falling plasma glucose concentrations in type 1. 1
A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal a ____ in insulin secretion. 1
Hypoglycemia is classified as ___ plasma glucose concentration that can cause harm to an individual.1
What type of hypoglycemia is a limiting factor in glycemic management? 1
Most episodes of hypoglycemia can be self-treated with __.1
A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal an increase in ____.1
What does Iatrogenic hypoglycemia result in with people who have a problem with Type 1 diabetes.1
What is not an appropriate goal in patients with type 1 diabetes? 1

25 Clues: Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1 • Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1 • High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1 • What should patients with type 1 try to control? 1 • Carbohydrates ingestion from symptoms are largely ___.1 • One result of hypoglycemia is complications of the ___ .1 • ...

diabetes drugs 2023-02-09

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canagliflozin brand name
BBW for metformin
genitourinary ______ AE of canagliflozin
decreases B12 levels
avoid tanning beds, use sunscreen (brand)
can cause SJS (brand name)
brand name for insulin detemir
insulin lispro moa
common adverse effect of metformin

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BBW of thyroid cancer (brand name)
CI in multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome
ultra long acting insulin (brand name)
available in SQ form
saxagliptin MOA: _____ inhibitor

14 Clues: BBW for metformin • insulin lispro moa • available in SQ form • decreases B12 levels • canagliflozin brand name • can cause SJS (brand name) • brand name for insulin detemir • saxagliptin MOA: _____ inhibitor • BBW of thyroid cancer (brand name) • common adverse effect of metformin • ultra long acting insulin (brand name) • genitourinary ______ AE of canagliflozin • ...

Diabetes mellitus 2019-12-05

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signo importante
numero suerte
fuerza bruta
cierto para todos
enfermedad grave
pastillas gordos
medicamento enfermos

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medicamento potente
enfermedad de la cabeza
operacion mujeres
persona gorda
medico especialista
receptor potente
dos enfermedad mala

14 Clues: fuerza bruta • persona gorda • numero suerte • signo importante • enfermedad grave • pastillas gordos • receptor potente • operacion mujeres • cierto para todos • medicamento potente • medico especialista • dos enfermedad mala • medicamento enfermos • enfermedad de la cabeza

Diabetes Group 1 2020-11-11

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Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Detection of glucose in the urine
A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.

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Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Diabetes Group 2 2020-11-11

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Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Detection of glucose in the urine
A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.

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Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

Diabetes Group 4 2020-11-11

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Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Detection of glucose in the urine
A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.

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Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

Diabetes Group 7 2020-11-11

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Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Detection of glucose in the urine
A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.

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Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

Diabetes Group 8 2020-11-11

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Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Detection of glucose in the urine
A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.

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Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

Diabetes Group 10 2020-11-11

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Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Detection of glucose in the urine
A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.

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Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

Diabetes Group 11 2020-11-11

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Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Detection of glucose in the urine
A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.

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Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

3 2020-11-21

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Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Detection of glucose in the urine
A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.

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Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

6 2020-11-21

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Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Detection of glucose in the urine
A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.

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Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

9 2020-11-21

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Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
Detection of glucose in the urine
A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.

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Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

November 2022-11-05

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diperingati setiap 1 november
gedung pencakar langit
dokter
kesenian jawa
yang baru saja ganti jadi digital
pahlawan tanpa tanda jasa
suami ibu

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pejuang kemerdekaan
Reboisasi
diabetes
dibacakan sebelum tidur
masa sebelum remaja

12 Clues: dokter • diabetes • Reboisasi • suami ibu • kesenian jawa • pejuang kemerdekaan • masa sebelum remaja • gedung pencakar langit • dibacakan sebelum tidur • pahlawan tanpa tanda jasa • diperingati setiap 1 november • yang baru saja ganti jadi digital

Endocrine Disorders (Diabetes mellitus, SIADH, Adrenals) 2021-04-02

Endocrine Disorders (Diabetes mellitus, SIADH, Adrenals) crossword puzzle

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hypersecretion of this hormone results in excessive water conservation
____ phenomenon refers to a rebound high blood glucose level in response to hypoglycemia caused by excessive insulin administration especially during the night of administration
Diabetes _________ is the hyposecretion of ADH resulting to diluted urine production
form of DM resulting from autoimmune destruction of insulin-producing beta cells of the pancreas
man-made form of vasopressin
_____ the dose during hormonal replacement therapy to prevent Addisonian crisis
chronic use of this drug can cause Cushing syndrome
sometimes referred to as Cushingoid appearance, it is a fat build up on the sides of the face
insulin replacement therapy for Type 1 DM is administered either via subcutaneous injection or ______
drug given when diet and exercise is no longer effective to control blood sugar levels
a test that demonstrates the inability of the kidneys to concentrate urine despite the increased plasma osmolality level
hard fatty masses in the abdomen caused by repeated use of injection site
withdraw ___ insulin first then the cloudy insulin when mixing
_____ diabetes mellitus is also called as diabetes mellitus type 1
life-threatening caused by acute adrenal insufficiency precipitated by stress, infection, trauma, or surgery
Syndrome of Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone Secretion
a test to determine if a person has diabetes after nothing by mouth for at least 8 hours
secretes epinephrine and norepinephrine
______ disease is the inability of the adrenal glands to produce enough cortisol and aldosterone
diabetic ketoacidosis
_______ and water retention that can elevate blood pressure is monitored during steroid therapy
also called sugar diabetes
classical symptom of DM that refers to increased hunger
also called suprarenal glands
classical symptom of DM that refers to increased thirst
its increased level triggers pancreas to release insulin
a condition when blood glucose levels are too high but not high enough to be considered diabetes mellitus
_____ replacement is required after adrenalectomy
a chronic disorder of carbohydrates, fat, and protein metabolism
result of hyposecretion of adrenal cortex in Addison’s disease triggering MSH hormone
drug of choice for cancer of the adrenal gland when surgery is no longer applicable
an antibiotic used as therapy for SIADH
other term for Cushing syndrome which means high cortisol level in the body
stimulates the production and release of cortisol from the adrenal cortex
rare benign tumor that originates from the adrenal medulla
caused by hypersecretion of adrenal cortex hormones

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refers to inadequate production of insulin by the pancreas
group of drugs used to treat Type 2 DM by stimulating pancreas to secrete more insulin
given in IV as treatment for severe hypoglycemia
a complication of diabetes that affects the eyes particularly the retina
treatment drug for SIADH that makes the kidney less sensitive to ADH
other term for Addison’s disease
a drug contraindicated during steroid therapy because it decreases the effect of prednisone
a type of sugar which is the body’s main source of energy
a neuromuscular symptom of Cushing syndrome that is more common in young people and can take the form of a generalized tetany
a condition that helps in the diagnosis of type 1 DM
makes muscle cell more sensitive to insulin and keeps liver from releasing it
a long-term complication of diabetes that results directly from sensory neuropathy affecting the foot
old term for Type 2 diabetes
result of instant increase in blood glucose and stress hormones that lasts for several hours
measures the blood glucose level over 90 days
secreted by adrenal cortex in response to decline in either blood volume or blood pressure
main route for insulin therapy due to its slower absorption that prevents hypoglycemia
an enterovirus that attack pancreas causing inflammation leading to Type 1 DM
classical symptom of DM that refers to frequent urination
a pathogen that triggers a person’s autoimmune response in Type 1 DM
a high blood sugar level that starts or is first recognized during pregnancy
a symptom of diabetes mellitus which is defined as dry mouth
a rise in blood sugar levels in the early morning hours
surgery to remove one or both adrenal glands
a term for low level of oxygen in the body that can cause SIADH
the most important glucocorticoid
____, medication, and exercise are the cornerstones of diabetic treatment
the surgical removal of the pituitary gland with tumor growth
Hyperglycemic Hyperosmolar Nonketotic Syndrome

65 Clues: diabetic ketoacidosis • also called sugar diabetes • man-made form of vasopressin • old term for Type 2 diabetes • also called suprarenal glands • other term for Addison’s disease • the most important glucocorticoid • secretes epinephrine and norepinephrine • an antibiotic used as therapy for SIADH • surgery to remove one or both adrenal glands • ...

Blood Glucose 2024-03-22

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Hormone which lowers blood glucose levels
Storage molecule for glucose
This system is faster than the hormonal system
What hormones travel within
Detects changes in blood glucose levels

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Reaction that breaks down glucose to release energy
Hormone which raises blood glucose levels
System that releases hormones
Illness where blood glucose is not regulated effectively
Target organ for insulin and glucagon
A risk factor for type 2 diabetes
Diabetes that has a genetic link

12 Clues: What hormones travel within • Storage molecule for glucose • System that releases hormones • Diabetes that has a genetic link • A risk factor for type 2 diabetes • Target organ for insulin and glucagon • Detects changes in blood glucose levels • Hormone which raises blood glucose levels • Hormone which lowers blood glucose levels • ...

Type 1 Diabetes Crossword 2025-09-30

Type 1 Diabetes Crossword crossword puzzle

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A main side effect of metformin
17 year old girl with known type 1 diabetes presents to the emergency department with abdominal pain, vomiting, deep, rapid breathing. Capillary glucose is 25 mmol/l and ketones are elevated. pH is 7.2. What is the diagnosis?
Insulin promotes the intercellular shift of which electrolyte, helping regulate serum level?
A 19-year-old student with newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes is being started on insulin therapy. According to NICE guidelines, what is the recommended first-line insulin regimen for most adults?
Loss of consciousness and seizures are severe signs of which complication of T1DM?
What molecule is co-released with insulin from pancreatic beta cells

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What word best describes the metabolic effect of insulin as a hormone?
What is the name of the respirations seen in DKA
A 25-year-old man with type 1 diabetes is found unconscious in A&E with a capillary glucose of 1.8 mmol/L. He has no IV access. What is the most appropriate initial treatment?
What category does type 1 diabetes come under?
A 22-year-old woman with poorly controlled type 1 diabetes complains of blurred vision. Fundoscopy reveals cotton wool spots and microaneurysms. What eye condition is most likely?
Alpha cells of pancreas make which hormone
What cells are destroyed in type 1 diabetes?
What drug should be given in T1DM for renal protection

14 Clues: A main side effect of metformin • Alpha cells of pancreas make which hormone • What cells are destroyed in type 1 diabetes? • What category does type 1 diabetes come under? • What is the name of the respirations seen in DKA • What drug should be given in T1DM for renal protection • What molecule is co-released with insulin from pancreatic beta cells • ...

Health Review 2021-03-24

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New Jersey was the ____ state to permanently ban the sale and distribution of flavored vaping products.
A way to prevent the spread of communicable diseases can be to wear a ________
You can ______ to try to prevent type 2 diabetes.
Is Diabetes communicable or noncommunicable?
Type 2 diabetes Develops over ____ years.
_______ decision- a choice that can impact your life dramatically.
A disease that can be spread from one person to another is called a _______ disease
3 main components: flavors, sweeteners and ______
_______decision- a choice that does not have a major impact on your life.
___________ of your blood sugar can be a treatment for type 2 diabetes.
an_________ is when a disease occurs in large numbers in a particular area.
Ninety percent of the world's e-cigarettes are made in _____
Vaping are devices that ___ a liquid that contains solvents, flavors, and often nicotine.

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Type 2 Diabetes causes your body to not use ______ well.
a_______ which is when a disease is in large numbers in different areas of the world at the same time.
More than 7,000 ____ of e-cigarettes
_______ Situation - surroundings that may cause injury or harm
_________- a planned action taken before an event to increase the chances of a safe outcome.
risk ________ - the possibility that an action may cause injury or harm to you or others.
A disease that can NOT be spread from one person to another is called a ________ disease.

20 Clues: More than 7,000 ____ of e-cigarettes • Type 2 diabetes Develops over ____ years. • Is Diabetes communicable or noncommunicable? • You can ______ to try to prevent type 2 diabetes. • 3 main components: flavors, sweeteners and ______ • Type 2 Diabetes causes your body to not use ______ well. • Ninety percent of the world's e-cigarettes are made in _____ • ...

Drug List #7-8 2021-04-16

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cyclosporine: Calcineurin inhibitor immunosuppressant (ocular dryness)
insulin NPH: intermediate acting
pioglitazone: type 2 diabetes mellitus
pioglitazone: thiazolidinedione
dorzolamide/timolol: beta-blocker/ carbonic hydrate inhibitor
exenatide: GLP-1 Receptor agonist
SITagliptin: DPP-4 inhibitor
levothyroxine sodium: hypothyroidism
bimatoprost: prostaglandin analogue
insulin aspart: rapid acting
brimonidine tartrate: alpha- agonist

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lantanoprost: store in refrigerator
desiccated thyroid extract: take on an empty stomach and avoid antacids
insulin lispro: type 1 diabetes mellitus
glipiZIDE: sulfonyurea
travoprost: glaucoma
glyBURIDE : micronase
olopatadine: allergic conjunctivitis
metFORMIN: biguanide (bbw-lactic acidosis)
insulin glargine: long acting - scaling

20 Clues: travoprost: glaucoma • glyBURIDE : micronase • glipiZIDE: sulfonyurea • SITagliptin: DPP-4 inhibitor • insulin aspart: rapid acting • pioglitazone: thiazolidinedione • insulin NPH: intermediate acting • exenatide: GLP-1 Receptor agonist • lantanoprost: store in refrigerator • bimatoprost: prostaglandin analogue • olopatadine: allergic conjunctivitis • ...

Drugs in Diabetes 2022-02-05

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clofibrate analogue
glucose analogues that inhibit SGLT-2 enhancing glucose secretion in kidneys
activate the nuclear receptor PPARy to stimulate gene transcription of GLUT-4, increasing glucose sensitivity
used in treatment for type II diabetes via initiating insulin release
long acting; most widely used; via microcrystal formation asparagine is substituted with glycine plus 2 arginines; soluble at acidic pH; 18-24h duration
short acting; Humalog, Lilly
Dpp-4 inhibitor; used in type II diabetes
Meglinide; selective for pancreatic K channel
intermediate insulin that is bound to a protamine and is used in pregnancy
short acting; Apidra. Sanofi- Aventis
ultra long acting; when injected it is broken down from a multihexomer
most commonly used DPP-4 inhibitor; used in type II diabetes

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SGLT-2 inhibitor, lowering blood glucose levels
used in insulin sensitivity/ resistance; inhibits gluconeogensis in liver; used in type II diabetes when dietary control is unsuccessful; produces lactic acidosis
Meglinide; most commonly used; rapid onset used in comb. with metformin; selective for pancreatic K channel
short acting insulin; sulphonylureas used in comb. with metformin; cautions in elderly and renal failure; has many drug interactions
long acting; via protein binding the lysine is substituted w an acid that binds to albumin easily; 5-8h duration
this type of insulin avoids the insulin dimer/ hexameter formation unlike the soluble insulin; it has a fast onset and a shirt duration of action
GLP-1 agonist; SC injection; induces weight loss
intermediate insulin has a crystalline form
most commonly used GLP-1 agonist; used in Type II diabetes; oral tablets; weight neutral
this type of insulin comes in pre- mixed solutions containing diff combinations of short acting insulin and intermediate insulin
DPP-4 inhibitors that elevate GLP-1/GIP stimulating insulin release and decreasing glucagon
Short acting; Novorapid, Novo; most widely used

24 Clues: clofibrate analogue • short acting; Humalog, Lilly • short acting; Apidra. Sanofi- Aventis • Dpp-4 inhibitor; used in type II diabetes • intermediate insulin has a crystalline form • Meglinide; selective for pancreatic K channel • SGLT-2 inhibitor, lowering blood glucose levels • Short acting; Novorapid, Novo; most widely used • ...

Health Review 2021-03-24

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A disease that can NOT be spread from one person to another is called a ________ disease.
_______decision- a choice that does not have a major impact on your life.
___________ of your blood sugar can be a treatment for type 2 diabetes.
A disease that can be spread from one person to another is called a _______ disease
Type 2 Diabetes causes your body to not use ______ well.
Vaping are devices that ___ a liquid that contains solvents, flavors, and often nicotine.
an_________ is when a disease occurs in large numbers in a particular area.
3 main components: flavors, sweeteners and ______
You can ______ to try to prevent type 2 diabetes.
New Jersey was the ____ state to permanently ban the sale and distribution of flavored vaping products.

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risk ________ - the possibility that an action may cause injury or harm to you or others.
_________- a planned action taken before an event to increase the chances of a safe outcome.
_______ Situation - surroundings that may cause injury or harm
Type 2 diabetes Develops over ____ years.
Is Diabetes communicable or noncommunicable?
Ninety percent of the world's e-cigarettes are made in _____
More than 7,000 ____ of e-cigarettes
a_______ which is when a disease is in large numbers in different areas of the world at the same time.
_______ decision- a choice that can impact your life dramatically.
A way to prevent the spread of communicable diseases can be to wear a ________

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Health Review 2021-03-24

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_______ decision- a choice that can impact your life dramatically.
Vaping are devices that ___ a liquid that contains solvents, flavors, and often nicotine.
Ninety percent of the world's e-cigarettes are made in _____
A way to prevent the spread of communicable diseases can be to wear a ________
___________ of your blood sugar can be a treatment for type 2 diabetes.
an_________ is when a disease occurs in large numbers in a particular area.
Type 2 diabetes Develops over ____ years.
More than 7,000 ____ of e-cigarettes
Is Diabetes communicable or noncommunicable?
Type 2 Diabetes causes your body to not use ______ well.

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3 main components: flavors, sweeteners and ______
risk ________ - the possibility that an action may cause injury or harm to you or others.
A disease that can be spread from one person to another is called a _______ disease
_______ Situation - surroundings that may cause injury or harm
_______decision- a choice that does not have a major impact on your life.
A disease that can NOT be spread from one person to another is called a ________ disease.
a_______ which is when a disease is in large numbers in different areas of the world at the same time.
New Jersey was the ____ state to permanently ban the sale and distribution of flavored vaping products.
_________- a planned action taken before an event to increase the chances of a safe outcome.
You can ______ to try to prevent type 2 diabetes.

Diabetes- Hope Simpson 2023-04-26

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for eye care
Is used to refer to blood sugar levels.
When the pancreas increases insulin production and then eventually slows down production.
often assigned to diabetes patients
Pregnancy induced diabetes

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decreased blood sugar levels
elevated blood sugar levels
Is a chemical messenger
When the pancreas doesn't create enough insulin.
An organ that helps regulate blood sugar
Showing signs of diabetes
Is a hormone that helps your cells use energy in your blood.

12 Clues: for eye care • Is a chemical messenger • Showing signs of diabetes • Pregnancy induced diabetes • elevated blood sugar levels • decreased blood sugar levels • often assigned to diabetes patients • Is used to refer to blood sugar levels. • An organ that helps regulate blood sugar • When the pancreas doesn't create enough insulin. • ...

Obesity 2020-09-03

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LESSTHANOREQUALTO40KG/SQ.MWHICH CLASSOfOBESITY CLASS 3
howmanyelementsusedforthedevelopmentof metabolicsyndrome two
CLINICALBENEFITSOFOBISITY PHARMACOKINITICSSIBUTRAMINEDELAYS DIABETES.
rangelessthan18.5kg/sq.mwhichisfor. Underweight
DIAGNOSISOFMETABOLICSYNDROMEFOR RAISEDHDLCHOLESTEROLNOTINCLUDEDIN INTERNATIONAL DIABETES REDUCTION
leptinandadeponectinsecretedby whiteadipocytes
obesity
CARDIOMETABOLIC DISEASE

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weekofaerobicactivity. 200-300min
metabolicsyndromeanddiabetesby30-40 percent orlistat
performedinUS. Threee
10 mg twice a day
OREXIGENICHORMONEANDSTIMULATE APPETITE GHRELIN
CLINICALANDMETABOLICFACTORS METABOLIC SYNDROME
predisposingfactorfor. Obesity
NONADIPOSETISSUE LIPOTOXICITY
mostwidelyacceptedcriteriaformetabolic syndromeusing waistcircumference
Weightlosslowcaloriediettypicallyforwomen in2013guidely 1200-1500kcal per day
Thephenotypeinwhich30%ofobeseindividuals arefreeofmetabolicco-morbidities
Mechanismofactionofphentermineresin norepinephrine releasing agent
healthy obesity
DASHstudieseffect -5.5and -3.0mm hgforsystolicanddiastolicwhichisfor. Combination diet

22 Clues: obesity • healthy obesity • 10 mg twice a day • CARDIOMETABOLIC DISEASE • performedinUS. Threee • weekofaerobicactivity. 200-300min • predisposingfactorfor. Obesity • NONADIPOSETISSUE LIPOTOXICITY • CLINICALANDMETABOLICFACTORS METABOLIC SYNDROME • rangelessthan18.5kg/sq.mwhichisfor. Underweight • OREXIGENICHORMONEANDSTIMULATE APPETITE GHRELIN • ...

Diabetes and MS 2014-02-08

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What type of diabetes does Hannah's dad have?
Is there a cure for diabetes of multiple sclerosis yet?
Which disease affects the nervous system?

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How many people have Type 1 Diabetes in Canada?
Which family member of Chloe's has MS?
Type of diabetes pregnant women get
Does one or both of MS and diabetes include fatigue as a symptom?
Is there a type of diabete that is temporary?
Which disease affects women more than men?

9 Clues: Type of diabetes pregnant women get • Which family member of Chloe's has MS? • Which disease affects the nervous system? • Which disease affects women more than men? • What type of diabetes does Hannah's dad have? • Is there a type of diabete that is temporary? • How many people have Type 1 Diabetes in Canada? • Is there a cure for diabetes of multiple sclerosis yet? • ...

Diabetes Crossword 2023-10-19

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Device that continuously measures your blood sugar
Nurse who is trained in your diabetes care
finger stick you do each time you come to Joslin' measures average blood sugar over 3 months
Insulin pump with tubing
Tubeless intulin pump
Professional who teaches you how to make safe and healthy food choices for your Diabetes
Your body needs this to lower your blood sugar

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Doctor who specializes in Diabetes care
Organ in the body which turns food into fuel
Nutrient found in food and drinks; your body breaks them down into glucose
Where you receive your Diabetes care

11 Clues: Tubeless intulin pump • Insulin pump with tubing • Where you receive your Diabetes care • Doctor who specializes in Diabetes care • Nurse who is trained in your diabetes care • Organ in the body which turns food into fuel • Your body needs this to lower your blood sugar • Device that continuously measures your blood sugar • ...

Medical Terms Abbreviations 2016-09-07

Medical Terms Abbreviations crossword puzzle

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Abbreviation For Central Nervous System
Abbreviation for Multiple Sclerosis
Abbreviation for Myocardial Infarction
Abbreviation for Ointment
Abbreviation for Nasogastric
Abbreviation for Temperature,Pulse and Respiration
Abbreviation for Cerabrovascular Accident
Abbreviation for Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus
Abbreviation for Nothing by Mouth
Nausea and Vomiting

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Abbreviation for Nasal Canula
Abbreviation For Nothing by mouth past midnight
Abbreviation for Intra Muscular
Abbreviation for Over the counter
Abbreviation for Sexually Transmitted Disease
Abbreviation for Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Abbreviation for Sodium
Abbreviation for Diabetes
Abbreviation for as Needed
Vital Signs

20 Clues: Vital Signs • Nausea and Vomiting • Abbreviation for Sodium • Abbreviation for Ointment • Abbreviation for Diabetes • Abbreviation for as Needed • Abbreviation for Nasogastric • Abbreviation for Nasal Canula • Abbreviation for Intra Muscular • Abbreviation for Over the counter • Abbreviation for Nothing by Mouth • Abbreviation for Multiple Sclerosis • ...

Arterial hypertension 2020-09-03

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LESSTHANOREQUALTO40KG/SQ.MWHICH CLASSOfOBESITY CLASS 3
howmanyelementsusedforthedevelopmentof metabolicsyndrome two
CLINICALBENEFITSOFOBISITY PHARMACOKINITICSSIBUTRAMINEDELAYS DIABETES.
rangelessthan18.5kg/sq.mwhichisfor. Underweight
DIAGNOSISOFMETABOLICSYNDROMEFOR RAISEDHDLCHOLESTEROLNOTINCLUDEDIN INTERNATIONAL DIABETES REDUCTION
leptinandadeponectinsecretedby whiteadipocytes
obesity
CARDIOMETABOLIC DISEASE

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weekofaerobicactivity. 200-300min
metabolicsyndromeanddiabetesby30-40 percent orlistat
performedinUS. Threee
10 mg twice a day
OREXIGENICHORMONEANDSTIMULATE APPETITE GHRELIN
CLINICALANDMETABOLICFACTORS METABOLIC SYNDROME
predisposingfactorfor. Obesity
NONADIPOSETISSUE LIPOTOXICITY
mostwidelyacceptedcriteriaformetabolic syndromeusing waistcircumference
Weightlosslowcaloriediettypicallyforwomen in2013guidely 1200-1500kcal per day
Thephenotypeinwhich30%ofobeseindividuals arefreeofmetabolicco-morbidities
Mechanismofactionofphentermineresin norepinephrine releasing agent
healthy obesity
DASHstudieseffect -5.5and -3.0mm hgforsystolicanddiastolicwhichisfor. Combination diet

CTS Abbreviations 2022-03-05

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Rheumatoid Arthritis
Culture
Alcohol
Atrial Fibrillation
Laceration
Cancer
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
Above the Knee Amputation
Overdose
Cause of Death
Gunshot Wound
Myocardial Infarction
Aspirin
Diagnosis
Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus
Basal Cell Carcinoma
Hypertension, High Blood Pressure
Chest X-Ray
Peripheral Vascular Disease

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Prescription
Cholecystectomy
Treatment
Advanced Cardiac Life Support
Bradycardia
Coronary Artery Bypass Graft
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Transient Ischemic Attack
Cardiopulmonary Arrest
Fracture
Short of Breath
Diabetes Mellitus
Intracranial Hemorrhage
Transurethral Resection of Prostate

33 Clues: Cancer • Culture • Alcohol • Aspirin • Overdose • Fracture • Treatment • Diagnosis • Laceration • Bradycardia • Chest X-Ray • Prescription • Gunshot Wound • Cause of Death • Cholecystectomy • Short of Breath • Diabetes Mellitus • Atrial Fibrillation • Rheumatoid Arthritis • Basal Cell Carcinoma • Myocardial Infarction • Cardiopulmonary Arrest • Intracranial Hemorrhage • Above the Knee Amputation • ...

DIABETES MELLITUS 2022-01-05

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TECIDO ADIPOSO RESPONSÁVEL PELO AUMENTO DA RESISTÊNCIA A INSULINA.
PRINCIPAL CAUSA DE DIÁLISE E TRANSPLANTE NO MUNDO.
ALTERAÇÃO NO MÚSCULO ACARRETADA PELO AUMENTO DE ACÍDOS GRAXOS LIVRES.
complicaçÃO MICROVASCULAR
alteração NO FÍGADO ACARRETADA PELO AUMENTO DE ACÍDOS GRAXOS LIVRES.
ARTERIAL CORONARIANA complicaçÃO MASCROVASCULAR
MARCADORES INFLAMÁTORIOS ENCONTRADOS NO TECIDO ADIPOSO VISCERAL CAUSADORES DE RESISTENCIA PERIFÉRICA A AÇÃO DA INSULINA.

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RESULTADO DA FALÊNCIA DAS CÉLULAS BETA E RESISTÊNCIA A INSULINA.
alteração NO PÂNCREAS ACARRETADA PELO AUMENTO DE ACÍDOS GRAXOS LIVRES.
PRINCIPAL CAUSA DE AMPUTAÇÃO NÃO TRAUMÁTICA NO MUNDO.
CÉLULA RESONSÁVEL PELA SECREÇÃO DE INSULINA.
conjunto de alterações metabólicas e hormonais caracterizada por intolerância à glicose ( ou diabetes) , hipertensão arterial, dislipidemia e obesidade troncular ou abdominal.
desenvolvimento de placas gordurosas, denominadas placas ateromatosas, na superfície interna das paredes arteriais.
exame capaz de medir o índice glicêmico no organismo, ou seja, os níveis de açúcar presentes no sangue
FATOR GENÉTICO ASSOCIADO A MÁ ALIMENTAÇÃO COMO FATOR PREDITIVO DE DESENVOLVIMENTO DE RESISTÊNCIA A INSULINA.

15 Clues: complicaçÃO MICROVASCULAR • CÉLULA RESONSÁVEL PELA SECREÇÃO DE INSULINA. • PRINCIPAL CAUSA DE DIÁLISE E TRANSPLANTE NO MUNDO. • ARTERIAL CORONARIANA complicaçÃO MASCROVASCULAR • PRINCIPAL CAUSA DE AMPUTAÇÃO NÃO TRAUMÁTICA NO MUNDO. • RESULTADO DA FALÊNCIA DAS CÉLULAS BETA E RESISTÊNCIA A INSULINA. • ...

Diabetes mellitus questions 2020-10-09

Diabetes mellitus questions crossword puzzle

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Only insulin which is soluble
Regular Insulin cannot be mixed with which Insulin
Lactic acidosis is more likely to caused by this ADA
Amylin analogue used to treat diabetes mellitus
Disulfiram like reaction after alcohol is seen with which group of ADA
This antidiabetic agent is used to treat polycystic ovary
Antidiabetic drug which is body weight neutral

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AMPk activator used to treat diabetes mellitus
Vitamin B12 deficiency can be caused by this ADA
DPP-4 inhibitor that causes QT prolongation
Insulin can’t administered by which route
Antidiabetic drug act by decreasing farnesoid X receptor (FXR) activation
Loss of subcutaneous fat around insulin injection site
Drug that may enhances the action of Sulfonylureas
Ions moves inside cells under influence of insulin
A hyperglycemic agent used for experimental diabetes
A peak less Insulin

17 Clues: A peak less Insulin • Only insulin which is soluble • Insulin can’t administered by which route • DPP-4 inhibitor that causes QT prolongation • AMPk activator used to treat diabetes mellitus • Antidiabetic drug which is body weight neutral • Amylin analogue used to treat diabetes mellitus • Vitamin B12 deficiency can be caused by this ADA • ...

Diabetes crossword 2023-01-19

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layer of skin where insulin should be injected (12)
type of diabetes associated with pregnancy (11)
essential cells that produce insulin (4)
single glucose molecule (13)
most likely cause of type 1 diabetes (10,7)
organ that secretes insulin (8)
essential cell to allow glucose to cross the cell membrane (7,8)
produced when fat stores are broken down (7)

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emergency clinical condition associated with hyperglycaemia (7,12)
type of breathing adopted to lower carbon dioxide levels (9)
common drug belonging to the biguanides group (9)
common sign of hypoglycaemia (10)
common cause of diabetes (7)
produced as a result of the breakdown of glucose (3)

14 Clues: single glucose molecule (13) • common cause of diabetes (7) • organ that secretes insulin (8) • common sign of hypoglycaemia (10) • essential cells that produce insulin (4) • most likely cause of type 1 diabetes (10,7) • produced when fat stores are broken down (7) • type of diabetes associated with pregnancy (11) • common drug belonging to the biguanides group (9) • ...

Endocrine Week 4 2023-08-20

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A chemical transmitter released from specialized cells into the blood stream
Primary fuel for the central nervous system
Type 2 diabetes is a _____ onset
Most severe form of hypothyroidism
Synthetic thyroid hormone
Disease can occur due to hyperactivity of the thyroid gland
Signals the pancreas to release glucose
Releases stored glucose to raise blood sugar levels

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too much insulin, not enough food and excessive physical activity can cause
Gland that secretes T3 and T4
Can lead to blindness, end stage renal disease, and limb amputations
Disorder where the body makes too much cortisol
form of diabetes that occurs in pregnant women
symptom of Hypo and Hyperthyroidism
The main integrative center for the endocrine system
Disorder where the body makes too little cortisol and Aldosterone

16 Clues: Synthetic thyroid hormone • Gland that secretes T3 and T4 • Type 2 diabetes is a _____ onset • Most severe form of hypothyroidism • symptom of Hypo and Hyperthyroidism • Signals the pancreas to release glucose • Primary fuel for the central nervous system • form of diabetes that occurs in pregnant women • Disorder where the body makes too much cortisol • ...

Diabetes Mellitus 2016-09-27

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Medicatie bij D.M. type 1.
Merknaam langwerkende insuline.
Orgaan dat insuline aanmaakt.
Hierin vind je snel de richtlijnen bij afwijkende waardes.
Te lage bloedsuikerwaarde.
Medicijn dat de insuline resistentie verminderd.

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Oorzaak van D.M. type 2.
Symptoom bij te hoge bloedsuiker.
Hormoon dat de bloedsuiker verhoogt.
Voorkeurs prikplaats snelwerkende insuline
Ernstige complicatie op de lange termijn
Te hoge bloedsuikerwaarde.
Symptoom bij te lage bloedsuiker.
Ernstige complicatie op de korte termijn bij ontregelde bloedsuiker.

14 Clues: Oorzaak van D.M. type 2. • Medicatie bij D.M. type 1. • Te hoge bloedsuikerwaarde. • Te lage bloedsuikerwaarde. • Orgaan dat insuline aanmaakt. • Merknaam langwerkende insuline. • Symptoom bij te hoge bloedsuiker. • Symptoom bij te lage bloedsuiker. • Hormoon dat de bloedsuiker verhoogt. • Ernstige complicatie op de lange termijn • Voorkeurs prikplaats snelwerkende insuline • ...

Gestational Diabetes 2022-11-20

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symptom of ______ vision
_____ cell dysfunction occurs in GDM
insulin is a _______ hormone
country that has evidence comparing rural and urban prevalence of GDM
insulin _______ recommended as treatment strategy
GDM occurs during _______
trimester the fetus experiences the most growth

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high blood glucose levels
hormone that lowers IRS-1 expression
high levels of _____ cause jaundice
gestational diabetes _________
_______ blood glucose test
what insulin insensitivity leads to
large fetus size

14 Clues: large fetus size • symptom of ______ vision • high blood glucose levels • GDM occurs during _______ • _______ blood glucose test • insulin is a _______ hormone • gestational diabetes _________ • high levels of _____ cause jaundice • what insulin insensitivity leads to • hormone that lowers IRS-1 expression • _____ cell dysfunction occurs in GDM • ...

Diabetes crossword 2023-01-18

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Main cause of type 1 diabetes (10,7)
Common example of a drug belonging to the biguanides (9)
Produced as a result of the breakdown of glucose (3)
Organ that secretes insulin (8)
Essential cell to allow glucose to cross the cell membrane (7,8)
Layer of skin where insulin should be injected (12)

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Produced when fat stores are broken down (7)
Type of breathing to lower carbon dioxide levels (9)
Emergency clinical condition associated with hyperglycaemia (7, 12)
Essential cells for insulin production (4)
Common sign of hypoglycaemia (10)
Single glucose molecule (13)
Type of diabetes associated with pregnancy (11)
Common cause of type 2 diabetes (7)

14 Clues: Single glucose molecule (13) • Organ that secretes insulin (8) • Common sign of hypoglycaemia (10) • Common cause of type 2 diabetes (7) • Main cause of type 1 diabetes (10,7) • Essential cells for insulin production (4) • Produced when fat stores are broken down (7) • Type of diabetes associated with pregnancy (11) • Layer of skin where insulin should be injected (12) • ...

Diabetes Sniffing Dogs 2018-03-27

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smelling
to become aware of something
needing immediate help
a smell
a large black dog
extraordinary
sudden loss of body control

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medication for diabetes
a person whose job is to put out fires
work clothes all employees wear
one or the other
a serious illness
dark brown color
antonym of helpful
when a medical condition is important

15 Clues: a smell • smelling • extraordinary • one or the other • dark brown color • a serious illness • a large black dog • antonym of helpful • needing immediate help • medication for diabetes • sudden loss of body control • to become aware of something • work clothes all employees wear • when a medical condition is important • a person whose job is to put out fires

Diabetes Sniffing Dogs 2018-03-27

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work clothes all employees wear
a smell
a sudden loss of body control
needing immediate help
large, black dog
medication for diabetes

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a serious illness
extraordinary
a person whose job is to put out fires
dark brown color
dangerous medical condition
antonym of helpful
smelling
to become aware of something

14 Clues: a smell • smelling • extraordinary • dark brown color • large, black dog • a serious illness • antonym of helpful • needing immediate help • medication for diabetes • dangerous medical condition • to become aware of something • a sudden loss of body control • work clothes all employees wear • a person whose job is to put out fires

06/17/21 B 2021-06-18

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Alpha1 receptor antagonist, benign prostatic hyperplasia
Serotonin 5-HT receptor agonist, migraine headache
Calcium channel blocker, hypertension
antihistamine, Seasonal allergic rhinitis
Beta Blocker, hypertension
Proton Pump Inhibitor, GERD
NSAID, Pain and inflammation

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Opioid analgesic combo, pain
Angiotensin II receptor blocker (ARB), hypertension
Sulfonylurea, Diabetes mellitus, type II
anxiolytic, anxiety
Opioid analgesic, Pain
Antiemetic, nausea and vomiting
benzodiazepine, anxiety
Calcium channel blocker, hypertension
anticoagulant, embolus
insulin, Diabetes mellitus, type I, II

17 Clues: anxiolytic, anxiety • Opioid analgesic, Pain • benzodiazepine, anxiety • anticoagulant, embolus • Beta Blocker, hypertension • Proton Pump Inhibitor, GERD • Opioid analgesic combo, pain • NSAID, Pain and inflammation • Antiemetic, nausea and vomiting • Calcium channel blocker, hypertension • Calcium channel blocker, hypertension • insulin, Diabetes mellitus, type I, II • ...

Diabetes Review 2020-08-25

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Microvascular complications of the eyes
Nerve damage due to metabolic changes
Life threatening complication of Type I diabetes
Severe hypoglycemia can cause:
Diabetic associated foot ulcers can lead to:

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Defects in white blood cells (neutrophils and monocytes) put patients with diabetes at higher risk for:
Patients with diabetes may also develop ____ due to chronic hyperglycemia causing damage to blood vessels
Diabetes can cause ____ to due damage to the small vessels that supply the kidneys
Life threatening complication of severe hyperglycemia in type 2 Diabetes

9 Clues: Severe hypoglycemia can cause: • Nerve damage due to metabolic changes • Microvascular complications of the eyes • Diabetic associated foot ulcers can lead to: • Life threatening complication of Type I diabetes • Life threatening complication of severe hyperglycemia in type 2 Diabetes • ...

CRACC 2021 2021-09-13

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__ First
Healthy People, Strong __
Linguistic __ Day
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
The Heintzman __ Award

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January is __'s Awareness Month
CRA __: Integrity, Professionalism, Respect and Collaboration
From Poverty to __
All That __ Can Be
Young Professionals __
__and Inclusion
Diabetes Canada - Diabetes Awareness Month
Daffodil Days Cancer Awareness Month

13 Clues: __ First • __and Inclusion • Linguistic __ Day • From Poverty to __ • All That __ Can Be • Young Professionals __ • The Heintzman __ Award • Healthy People, Strong __ • Breast Cancer Awareness Month • January is __'s Awareness Month • Daffodil Days Cancer Awareness Month • Diabetes Canada - Diabetes Awareness Month • CRA __: Integrity, Professionalism, Respect and Collaboration

Hypoglycemia 2022-01-28

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Self-report of hypoglycemia is affected by ____ of patient recall. 2
Diabetes ___ can increase the risk of hypoglycemia. 2
Risk of hypoglycemia in type 2 diabetes in influenced by patient and __ factors. 2
Severe hypoglycemia can cause severe ___ impairment. 2
Having a ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
Patients treated with what have a higher self-report rate of hypoglycemia. 2
High risk medications for hypoglycemia are insulin and ____.2
Hypoglycemia is classified as ___ plasma glucose concentration that can cause harm to an individual.1
A severe episode of hypoglycemia can sometimes result in ___.1
This type of hypoglycemia has a blood glucose >70 mg/dL. 2
A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal a ____ in insulin secretion. 1
Factors that increase risk of hypoglycemia is food ___.2
In the healthcare system, they focus on ___ HbA1C. 2
Engaging patients in ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
Risk factors are a result of relative or absolute ____ excess.1
What is the result of interplay of relative or mild-to-moderate absolute therapeutic insulin excess and compromised physiological and behavioral defenses against falling plasma glucose concentrations in type 1. 1
Financial ___ increases risk of hypoglycemia. 2
High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1
What type of hypoglycemia is the result of the interplay of therapeutic hyperinsulinemia and compromised defenses.1
This type of hypoglycemia has symptoms such as absence of blood glucose measurements. 2
In one study of subcutaneous glucose sensing in type 1 glucose levels were ≤70 mg/dL 1.5 hours per __.1

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A limiting factor for a patient to bring a hypoglycemia even to medical attention is access to ___. 2
What is used in the treatment of hypoglycemia in patients? 1
Carbohydrates ingestion from symptoms are largely ___.1
Every approach to identifying hypoglycemia has ____.2
Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1
Future hypoglycemia can be predicted by __ hypoglycemia. 2
Patients with type 1 diabetes suffer about __ episodes a week of hypoglycemia.1
In patient’s self -reported events varied ___.2
One result of hypoglycemia is complications of the ___ .1
Glucose monitoring ___ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
What should patients with type 1 try to control? 1
Most hypoglycemia events occur ___ a healthcare system. 2
What health conditions increase hypoglycemia risk? 2
What does Iatrogenic hypoglycemia result in with people who have a problem with Type 1 diabetes.1
What limits glucose use and mobile gluconeogenic precursors? 1
A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal an increase in ____.1
Diabetes are based on relative or absolute therapeutic ___.1
Minimizing risks of hypoglycemia involves matching insulin action and glucose availability in how many steps? 1
What type of hypoglycemia is a limiting factor in glycemic management? 1
This type of hypoglycemia requires another person’s assistance for recovery after treatment. 2
Hypoglycemia in patients with type 2 diabetes is ___. 2
Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1
What is not an appropriate goal in patients with type 1 diabetes? 1
What kind of shift do patients with poorly controlled plasma glucose concentrations need? 1
A glucose level __ than 70mg/dL is an alert value. 2
Fear of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia can __ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
What kind of health literacy can increase the risk of hypoglycemia? 2
In patients with controlled type 1 diabetes plasma concentrations are ___.1
Most episodes of hypoglycemia can be self-treated with __.1

50 Clues: Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1 • Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1 • Having a ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2 • High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1 • Glucose monitoring ___ risk of hypoglycemia. 2 • In patient’s self -reported events varied ___.2 • Financial ___ increases risk of hypoglycemia. 2 • ...

Patho - Endocrine 2024-11-13

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patients with this endocrine disorder typically present with weight gain, cold intolerance, and decreased metabolic function.
patients with too much ADH may develop this disease process.
this hormone is responsible for hormone that helps the body regulate water and salt levels, blood pressure, and kidney function by resorption of water in the kidneys.
patients with diabetes insipidus will have decreased serum osmolarity that may result in this electrolyte imbalance.
patients with thyrotoxicosis will likely exhibit this as the first sign.
clients with DKA will present with this type of respirations due to metabolic acidosis.
the impaired sensation caused by ischemia in microcirculation to peripheral nerves in diabetic clients is called:
term used to describe increased levels of glucose in the blood.
patients with Cushing's disease may present with striae, acne, moon face and __________________.
High blood glucose levels cause the kidneys to work harder to filter and remove the excess glucose through urine. This leads to frequent urination and dehydration, which triggers the body's thirst response resulting in this manifestation.
this endocrine disorder typically presents with hyperthyroidism, goiter, and exophthalmos.
leading cause of blindness in clients with diabetes
a condition that occurs in diabetes when the body produces too much urine due to high levels of glucose in the blood, results in excessive amounts of urine.
patients who require long-term steroid use are at risk for this endocrine disease.
clients with diabetes will typically have _________ in the urine due to damage of vessels and nephrons in the kidneys.
this manifestation is seen with diabetes due to the misuse of glucose by the body; cells “starving” for glucose to use for energy triggers this manifestation.
clients with DKA will be positive for this diagnostic in urine and blood.
red blood cells and this organ are dependent on glucose for energy in order to function properly.

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complications of diabetes are preventable if the client maintains this.
this assessment finding may be seen in patients with hypoparathyroidism, it is elicited by tapping over the facial nerve.
patients with abnormally high levels of this hormone may develop acromegaly.
the most common cause of pituitary disorders
cells that are defective in Type 1 diabetes
patients who abruptly stop taking medications such as Hydrocortisone are at risk for developing this medical emergency.
tachycardia, diaphoresis, cool skin, anxiety, and tremors are manifestations of this disease process.
insulin, glycogen and somatostatin are hormones associated with this endocrine
this type of insulin is the only type of insulin that is able to be administered via IV route.
for clients with hormone deficiencies, treatment typically includes lifelong _________________________________
a major contributor to foot ulcers in diabetic clients; causes decreased blood flow and increased risks of ischemia.
degeneration of __________________ of the kidney results in chronic kidney failure in clients with diabetes
patients with insufficient amounts of any hormone will require hormone replacement for this duration of time
pheochromocytomas are catecholamine secreting tumors of the adrenal ___________
type 1 diabetics will require lifelong replacement of this.
parathyroid hormone, or PTH, controls this electrolyte.
severe hypoglycemia may result in loss of consciousness, _______________, & even death due to the brain’s dependency on glucose for energy to function
excessive amounts of growth hormone lead to this disease process which results in growth of soft tissues and bones.

36 Clues: cells that are defective in Type 1 diabetes • the most common cause of pituitary disorders • leading cause of blindness in clients with diabetes • parathyroid hormone, or PTH, controls this electrolyte. • type 1 diabetics will require lifelong replacement of this. • patients with too much ADH may develop this disease process. • ...

Ch. 18 Medical Terminology 2024-03-08

Ch. 18 Medical Terminology crossword puzzle

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low blood sugar
tumor on the pancreas
diabetic _______ = occurs when diabetes damages the tiny blood vessels in the retina
______ position= laying face down
hormone your pancreas makes that allows your body to use sugar for energy
______ mellitus= occurs when the pancreas doesn't produce insulin or the body cannot use insulin

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______ diabetes= diabetes during pregnancy
inserting needles through the skin to cure disease or relieve pain
______ position= laying on back, facing upward
_______ care= to keep a patient comfortable, but not cure disease

10 Clues: low blood sugar • tumor on the pancreas • ______ position= laying face down • ______ diabetes= diabetes during pregnancy • ______ position= laying on back, facing upward • _______ care= to keep a patient comfortable, but not cure disease • inserting needles through the skin to cure disease or relieve pain • ...

Hypoglycemia 2022-01-28

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Self-report of hypoglycemia is affected by ____ of patient recall. 2
Diabetes ___ can increase the risk of hypoglycemia. 2
Risk of hypoglycemia in type 2 diabetes in influenced by patient and __ factors. 2
Severe hypoglycemia can cause severe ___ impairment. 2
Having a ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
Patients treated with what have a higher self-report rate of hypoglycemia. 2
High risk medications for hypoglycemia are insulin and ____.2
Hypoglycemia is classified as ___ plasma glucose concentration that can cause harm to an individual.1
A severe episode of hypoglycemia can sometimes result in ___.1
This type of hypoglycemia has a blood glucose >70 mg/dL. 2
A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal a ____ in insulin secretion. 1
Factors that increase risk of hypoglycemia is food ___.2
In the healthcare system, they focus on ___ HbA1C. 2
Engaging patients in ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
Risk factors are a result of relative or absolute ____ excess.1
What is the result of interplay of relative or mild-to-moderate absolute therapeutic insulin excess and compromised physiological and behavioral defenses against falling plasma glucose concentrations in type 1. 1
Financial ___ increases risk of hypoglycemia. 2
High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1
What type of hypoglycemia is the result of the interplay of therapeutic hyperinsulinemia and compromised defenses.1
This type of hypoglycemia has symptoms such as absence of blood glucose measurements. 2
In one study of subcutaneous glucose sensing in type 1 glucose levels were ≤70 mg/dL 1.5 hours per__.1

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A limiting factor for a patient to bring a hypoglycemia even to medical attention is access to ___. 2
What is used in the treatment of hypoglycemia in patients? 1
Carbohydrates ingestion from symptoms are largely ___.1
Every approach to identifying hypoglycemia has ____.2
Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1
Future hypoglycemia can be predicted by __ hypoglycemia. 2
Patients with type 1 diabetes suffer about __ episodes a week of hypoglycemia.1
In patient’s self -reported events varied ___.2
One result of hypoglycemia is complications of the ___ .1
Glucose monitoring ___ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
What should patients with type 1 try to control? 1
Most hypoglycemia events occur ___ a healthcare system. 2
What health conditions increase hypoglycemia risk? 2
What does Iatrogenic hypoglycemia result in with people who have a problem with Type 1 diabetes.1
What limits glucose use and mobile gluconeogenic precursors? 1
A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal an increase in ____.1
Diabetes are based on relative or absolute therapeutic ___.1
Minimizing risks of hypoglycemia involves matching insulin action and glucose availability in how many steps? 1
What type of hypoglycemia is a limiting factor in glycemic management? 1
This type of hypoglycemia requires another person’s assistance for recovery after treatment. 2
Hypoglycemia in patients with type 2 diabetes is ___. 2
Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1
What is not an appropriate goal in patients with type 1 diabetes? 1
What kind of shift do patients with poorly controlled plasma glucose concentrations need? 1
A glucose level __ than 70mg/dL is an alert value. 2
Fear of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia can __ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
What kind of health literacy can increase the risk of hypoglycemia? 2
In patients with controlled type 1 diabetes plasma concentrations are ___.1
Most episodes of hypoglycemia can be self-treated with __.1

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Self-report of hypoglycemia is affected by ____ of patient recall. 2
Diabetes ___ can increase the risk of hypoglycemia. 2
Risk of hypoglycemia in type 2 diabetes in influenced by patient and __ factors. 2
Severe hypoglycemia can cause severe ___ impairment. 2
Having a ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
Patients treated with what have a higher self-report rate of hypoglycemia. 2
High risk medications for hypoglycemia are insulin and ____.2
Hypoglycemia is classified as ___ plasma glucose concentration that can cause harm to an individual.1
A severe episode of hypoglycemia can sometimes result in ___.1
This type of hypoglycemia has a blood glucose >70 mg/dL. 2
A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal a ____ in insulin secretion. 1
Factors that increase risk of hypoglycemia is food ___.2
In the healthcare system, they focus on ___ HbA1C. 2
Engaging patients in ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
Risk factors are a result of relative or absolute ____ excess.1
What is the result of interplay of relative or mild-to-moderate absolute therapeutic insulin excess and compromised physiological and behavioral defenses against falling plasma glucose concentrations in type 1. 1
Financial ___ increases risk of hypoglycemia. 2
High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1
What type of hypoglycemia is the result of the interplay of therapeutic hyperinsulinemia and compromised defenses.1
This type of hypoglycemia has symptoms such as absence of blood glucose measurements. 2
In one study of subcutaneous glucose sensing in type 1 glucose levels were ≤70 mg/dL 1.5 hours per ¬¬¬¬¬¬__.1

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A limiting factor for a patient to bring a hypoglycemia even to medical attention is access to ___. 2
What is used in the treatment of hypoglycemia in patients? 1
Carbohydrates ingestion from symptoms are largely ___.1
Every approach to identifying hypoglycemia has ____.2
Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1
Future hypoglycemia can be predicted by __ hypoglycemia. 2
Patients with type 1 diabetes suffer about __ episodes a week of hypoglycemia.1
In patient’s self -reported events varied ___.2
One result of hypoglycemia is complications of the ___ .1
Glucose monitoring ___ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
What should patients with type 1 try to control? 1
Most hypoglycemia events occur ___ a healthcare system. 2
What health conditions increase hypoglycemia risk? 2
What does Iatrogenic hypoglycemia result in with people who have a problem with Type 1 diabetes.1
What limits glucose use and mobile gluconeogenic precursors? 1
A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal an increase in ____.1
Diabetes are based on relative or absolute therapeutic ___.1
Minimizing risks of hypoglycemia involves matching insulin action and glucose availability in how many steps? 1
What type of hypoglycemia is a limiting factor in glycemic management? 1
This type of hypoglycemia requires another person’s assistance for recovery after treatment. 2
Hypoglycemia in patients with type 2 diabetes is ___. 2
Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1
What is not an appropriate goal in patients with type 1 diabetes? 1
What kind of shift do patients with poorly controlled plasma glucose concentrations need? 1
A glucose level __ than 70mg/dL is an alert value. 2
Fear of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia can __ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
What kind of health literacy can increase the risk of hypoglycemia? 2
In patients with controlled type 1 diabetes plasma concentrations are ___.1
Most episodes of hypoglycemia can be self-treated with __.1

Diabetes 2019-03-11

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Welcher Hauptnährstoff lässt den Bluckzuckerspiegel erhöhen ?
Um welches Thema handelt es sich ?
Wie kann Man Diabetes noch nennen ?
Auf was muss man achten ?

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Was kann man machen um Diabetes fern zubleiben ?
Welche fette sind die gefährlichsten Fette?
Was muss jeder der unter Diabetes leidet machen ?
Welchen Diabetes Typ hat Nils ?

8 Clues: Auf was muss man achten ? • Welchen Diabetes Typ hat Nils ? • Um welches Thema handelt es sich ? • Wie kann Man Diabetes noch nennen ? • Welche fette sind die gefährlichsten Fette? • Was kann man machen um Diabetes fern zubleiben ? • Was muss jeder der unter Diabetes leidet machen ? • Welcher Hauptnährstoff lässt den Bluckzuckerspiegel erhöhen ?

Complications of diabetes mellitus in childern 2023-11-27

Complications of diabetes mellitus in childern crossword puzzle

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Drug of choice diabetes mellitus 2
most common symptom of diabetis
complication of diabetis affecting retina os diabetic------?

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what affect does diabetes have on kidney
condition defined as low level of glucose
condtion defined as high level of glucose
diabetes is divides into howmany types
diabetic condition with presence of ketone bodies
compication of diabetes related to nerves

9 Clues: most common symptom of diabetis • Drug of choice diabetes mellitus 2 • diabetes is divides into howmany types • what affect does diabetes have on kidney • condition defined as low level of glucose • condtion defined as high level of glucose • compication of diabetes related to nerves • diabetic condition with presence of ketone bodies • ...

Hypoglycemia 2022-01-28

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Self-report of hypoglycemia is affected by ____ of patient recall. 2
Diabetes ___ can increase the risk of hypoglycemia. 2
Risk of hypoglycemia in type 2 diabetes in influenced by patient and __ factors. 2
Severe hypoglycemia can cause severe ___ impairment. 2
Having a ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
Patients treated with what have a higher self-report rate of hypoglycemia. 2
High risk medications for hypoglycemia are insulin and ____.2
Hypoglycemia is classified as ___ plasma glucose concentration that can cause harm to an individual.1
A severe episode of hypoglycemia can sometimes result in ___.1
This type of hypoglycemia has a blood glucose >70 mg/dL. 2
A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal a ____ in insulin secretion. 1
Factors that increase risk of hypoglycemia is food ___.2
In the healthcare system, they focus on ___ HbA1C. 2
Engaging patients in ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
Risk factors are a result of relative or absolute ____ excess.1
What is the result of interplay of relative or mild-to-moderate absolute therapeutic insulin excess and compromised physiological and behavioral defenses against falling plasma glucose concentrations in type 1. 1
Financial ___ increases risk of hypoglycemia. 2
High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1
What type of hypoglycemia is the result of the interplay of therapeutic hyperinsulinemia and compromised defenses.1
This type of hypoglycemia has symptoms such as absence of blood glucose measurements. 2
In one study of subcutaneous glucose sensing in type 1 glucose levels were ≤70 mg/dL 1.5 hours per ¬¬¬¬¬¬__.1

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A limiting factor for a patient to bring a hypoglycemia even to medical attention is access to ___. 2
What is used in the treatment of hypoglycemia in patients? 1
Carbohydrates ingestion from symptoms are largely ___.1
Every approach to identifying hypoglycemia has ____.2
Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1
Future hypoglycemia can be predicted by __ hypoglycemia. 2
Patients with type 1 diabetes suffer about __ episodes a week of hypoglycemia.1
In patient’s self -reported events varied ___.2
One result of hypoglycemia is complications of the ___ .1
Glucose monitoring ___ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
What should patients with type 1 try to control? 1
Most hypoglycemia events occur ___ a healthcare system. 2
What health conditions increase hypoglycemia risk? 2
What does Iatrogenic hypoglycemia result in with people who have a problem with Type 1 diabetes.1
What limits glucose use and mobile gluconeogenic precursors? 1
A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal an increase in ____.1
Diabetes are based on relative or absolute therapeutic ___.1
Minimizing risks of hypoglycemia involves matching insulin action and glucose availability in how many steps? 1
What type of hypoglycemia is a limiting factor in glycemic management? 1
This type of hypoglycemia requires another person’s assistance for recovery after treatment. 2
Hypoglycemia in patients with type 2 diabetes is ___. 2
Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1
What is not an appropriate goal in patients with type 1 diabetes? 1
What kind of shift do patients with poorly controlled plasma glucose concentrations need? 1
A glucose level __ than 70mg/dL is an alert value. 2
Fear of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia can __ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
What kind of health literacy can increase the risk of hypoglycemia? 2
In patients with controlled type 1 diabetes plasma concentrations are ___.1
Most episodes of hypoglycemia can be self-treated with __.1

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Self-report of hypoglycemia is affected by ____ of patient recall. 2
Diabetes ___ can increase the risk of hypoglycemia. 2
Risk of hypoglycemia in type 2 diabetes in influenced by patient and __ factors. 2
Severe hypoglycemia can cause severe ___ impairment. 2
Having a ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
Patients treated with what have a higher self-report rate of hypoglycemia. 2
High risk medications for hypoglycemia are insulin and ____.2
Hypoglycemia is classified as ___ plasma glucose concentration that can cause harm to an individual.1
A severe episode of hypoglycemia can sometimes result in ___.1
This type of hypoglycemia has a blood glucose >70 mg/dL. 2
A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal a ____ in insulin secretion. 1
Factors that increase risk of hypoglycemia is food ___.2
In the healthcare system, they focus on ___ HbA1C. 2
Engaging patients in ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
Risk factors are a result of relative or absolute ____ excess.1
What is the result of interplay of relative or mild-to-moderate absolute therapeutic insulin excess and compromised physiological and behavioral defenses against falling plasma glucose concentrations in type 1. 1
Financial ___ increases risk of hypoglycemia. 2
High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1
What type of hypoglycemia is the result of the interplay of therapeutic hyperinsulinemia and compromised defenses.1
This type of hypoglycemia has symptoms such as absence of blood glucose measurements. 2
In one study of subcutaneous glucose sensing in type 1 glucose levels were ≤70 mg/dL 1.5 hours per __.1

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A limiting factor for a patient to bring a hypoglycemia even to medical attention is access to ___. 2
What is used in the treatment of hypoglycemia in patients? 1
Carbohydrates ingestion from symptoms are largely ___.1
Every approach to identifying hypoglycemia has ____.2
Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1
Future hypoglycemia can be predicted by __ hypoglycemia. 2
Patients with type 1 diabetes suffer about __ episodes a week of hypoglycemia.1
In patient’s self -reported events varied ___.2
One result of hypoglycemia is complications of the ___ .1
Glucose monitoring ___ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
What should patients with type 1 try to control? 1
Most hypoglycemia events occur ___ a healthcare system. 2
What health conditions increase hypoglycemia risk? 2
What does Iatrogenic hypoglycemia result in with people who have a problem with Type 1 diabetes.1
What limits glucose use and mobile gluconeogenic precursors? 1
A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal an increase in ____.1
Diabetes are based on relative or absolute therapeutic ___.1
Minimizing risks of hypoglycemia involves matching insulin action and glucose availability in how many steps? 1
What type of hypoglycemia is a limiting factor in glycemic management? 1
This type of hypoglycemia requires another person’s assistance for recovery after treatment. 2
Hypoglycemia in patients with type 2 diabetes is ___. 2
Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1
What is not an appropriate goal in patients with type 1 diabetes? 1
What kind of shift do patients with poorly controlled plasma glucose concentrations need? 1
A glucose level __ than 70mg/dL is an alert value. 2
Fear of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia can __ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
What kind of health literacy can increase the risk of hypoglycemia? 2
In patients with controlled type 1 diabetes plasma concentrations are ___.1
Most episodes of hypoglycemia can be self-treated with __.1

Carbohydrates 2025-10-02

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what is it called when new glucose is made with amino acids
what do starch and sugar provide
What kind of fiber helps with bowel movement?
when the body can't break down lactose it is called a____?
insulin is made from this organ
which type of diabetes makes up over 90% of the diagnosis?
Type 1 Diabetes requires this treatment injected

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which sweetener has no kcals?
which sweetener provides a small amount of energy?
what is the enzyme that breaks down carbs?
what is 45-65% representing for carbs (acronym)
what is glucose+ galactose?
what is the storage form of carbohydrates in animals?
Which type of diabetes is genetically predetermined?
where does carbohydrate digestion begin?

15 Clues: what is glucose+ galactose? • which sweetener has no kcals? • insulin is made from this organ • what do starch and sugar provide • where does carbohydrate digestion begin? • what is the enzyme that breaks down carbs? • What kind of fiber helps with bowel movement? • what is 45-65% representing for carbs (acronym) • Type 1 Diabetes requires this treatment injected • ...

Diabetes Mellitus 2024-10-30

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Medida de açúcar no sangue, fundamental para o controle do diabetes.
Acúmulo de placas nas artérias, uma complicação macrovascular comum no diabetes.
Complicação microvascular que afeta os vasos sanguíneos dos olhos, podendo causar perda da visão.
Prática recomendada para o controle dos níveis de glicose no sangue.
Alteração nos rins causada pelo Diabetes Mellitus, que pode levar à insuficiência renal.
Importante para a prevenção e controle das complicações do diabetes.

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Complicação que afeta os nervos, resultando em perda de sensibilidade ou dor nos membros.
Órgão responsável pela produção de insulina.
Termo para níveis elevados de glicose no sangue, uma característica do diabetes.
Hormônio produzido pelo pâncreas que ajuda a controlar os níveis de glicose no sangue.

10 Clues: Órgão responsável pela produção de insulina. • Medida de açúcar no sangue, fundamental para o controle do diabetes. • Prática recomendada para o controle dos níveis de glicose no sangue. • Importante para a prevenção e controle das complicações do diabetes. • Termo para níveis elevados de glicose no sangue, uma característica do diabetes. • ...

Crosswords 2020-11-02

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Branch of medicine focused on mental health
Manual used by physician to work up mental disorders (acronym)
World Diabetes Day is commemorated by the finding day of
Deficiencies or excesses of energy intake, causing impairment of growth and development
Ingredient(s) added to hand hygiene products to moisturize the skin
Joint initiative of WHO and Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (DNDi) that aims to accelerate development of new antibiotic drugs (acronym)
Number of hand hygiene moments according to WHO
Non-pharmacological approach, recommended for diabetes patients to lower glycaemic status and improve outcome

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Complication of diabetes that could worsen sight
Drug prescribed to patient with depression which works by inhibiting reuptake of serotonin and norepinephrine in presynaptic terminals
Organ that related the most to the pathogenesis of type 1 diabetes mellitus
Greek alphabet used as figure of psychology
International organization related the most to food stability worldwide (acronym)
Microorganisms residing under the superficial cells of stratum corneum and also on the surface of the skin
One of the largest concern of World Food Day that cause morbidities and mortality

15 Clues: Branch of medicine focused on mental health • Greek alphabet used as figure of psychology • Number of hand hygiene moments according to WHO • Complication of diabetes that could worsen sight • World Diabetes Day is commemorated by the finding day of • Manual used by physician to work up mental disorders (acronym) • ...

Kruiswoordraadsel diabetes 2014-05-07

Kruiswoordraadsel diabetes crossword puzzle

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gezonde wijze om suikers te verbranden
Een diabeet moet hiervan een vast aantal opnemen (hint: filmpje)
diabetes type 1 noemen ze ook wel ...
diabetes is een...ziekte (hint: 'blijvende')
Te lage glucosewaarde in het bloed
orgaan dat insuline aanmaakt

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Synoniem voor diabetes
een zeldzame vorm van diabetes is...diabetes

8 Clues: Synoniem voor diabetes • orgaan dat insuline aanmaakt • Te lage glucosewaarde in het bloed • diabetes type 1 noemen ze ook wel ... • gezonde wijze om suikers te verbranden • een zeldzame vorm van diabetes is...diabetes • diabetes is een...ziekte (hint: 'blijvende') • Een diabeet moet hiervan een vast aantal opnemen (hint: filmpje)

Santos Non-Communicable Diseases 2024-01-26

Santos Non-Communicable Diseases crossword puzzle

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A condition that causes airways to swell and may bring extra mucus
A chronic disease that occurs either when the pancreas does not produce enough insulin or when the body cannot effectively use the insulin it produces.
Cancerous
Non-cancerous
The only treatment for type 1 Diabetes; What the body struggles to make/use properly when it is diabetic
Pulmonary hypertension is a condition that affects the blood vessels in the _____
A disease that can be caused by repeated long term exposure to hazardous agents (Use the acronym)
A group of diseases that cause airflow to be blocked and breathing-related problems (Use the acronym)

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A period of time when symptoms disappear; not a cure
The most common type of chronic disease (Type as one word)
Diabetes which develops in pregnant women who have never had diabetes before
The best treatment for COPD is to quit _______
The removal of a small piece of tissue to exam
A disease that is not contagious/cannot be passed around

14 Clues: Cancerous • Non-cancerous • The best treatment for COPD is to quit _______ • The removal of a small piece of tissue to exam • A period of time when symptoms disappear; not a cure • A disease that is not contagious/cannot be passed around • The most common type of chronic disease (Type as one word) • A condition that causes airways to swell and may bring extra mucus • ...

Get To Know Diabetes 2024-07-18

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Diabetes can cause this severe eye condition in some people.
You have an increased risk of this heart condition.
Medical word for a condition that lasts a long time or the name of Dr. Dre's debut solo album.
You may need this is you are a Type 2 Diabetic.

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Red liquid and sweetner.
Another word for lazy.
A government organization website where you can find more information on diabetes.
A good reason to check if you have diabetes.
A type of food that everyone tells you to avoid.
Hormone that your body needs to break down glucose.
This many millions of Americans may have diabetes but , are undiagnosed.

11 Clues: Another word for lazy. • Red liquid and sweetner. • A good reason to check if you have diabetes. • You may need this is you are a Type 2 Diabetic. • A type of food that everyone tells you to avoid. • You have an increased risk of this heart condition. • Hormone that your body needs to break down glucose. • Diabetes can cause this severe eye condition in some people. • ...

Type 1 Diabetes 2023-01-10

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when do woman normally get the third type of diabetes
Is type 1 diabetes preventable if you are born with
New research is trying to cure type 1 by seeking to replace destroyed islet cells with what type of cells

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If you have type 1 diabetes what does not make insulin or makes very little
What is the leading cause of death in the world
Doing what a lot is a symptom for type 1 diabetes
What percent of Canadians have type 1 diabetes
What type of people is type 1 diabetes most common in

8 Clues: What percent of Canadians have type 1 diabetes • What is the leading cause of death in the world • Doing what a lot is a symptom for type 1 diabetes • Is type 1 diabetes preventable if you are born with • when do woman normally get the third type of diabetes • What type of people is type 1 diabetes most common in • ...

Terapi Farmakologi Diabetes 2024-07-12

Terapi Farmakologi Diabetes crossword puzzle

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Antidiabetes yang bekerja dengan menaikan sekresi insulin di pankreas
Antidiabetes yang termasuk golongan DPP4 Inhibitor dan berawalan S
First line antidiabetes untuk ibu hamil adalah
Jenis uji kadar gula darah dimana pasien tidak boleh makan gula selama 8 jam
Antidiabetes yang termasuk golongan thiazolidinediones dan berawalan P
Cara minum acarbose adalah ... suapan pertama makan
Glimepiride sebaiknya diminum ...
Pasien dengan GDP 250 cocok diberikan insulin jenis ... acting
Antidiabetes yang termasuk golongan SGLT 2 Inhibitor dan berawalan D

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Komplikasi diabetes dengan ciri kaki kebas, kesemutan, dan mati rasa disebut
Pasien CKD sebaiknya tidak diberikan metformin karena memicu .... laktat
Metformin termasuk antidiabetes golongan
Kondisi dimana kadar gula darah <70 disebut
Contoh insulin intermediate adalah
Insulin berikut termasuk dalam golongan insulin long acting yang berawalan G
First line antidiabetes oral dengan mekanisme kerja sebagai insulin sensitizer adalah
Pasien diabetes dengan GDA 650, nafas bau buah dan asam disertai asidosis. Disebut apakah komplikasi diabetes ini?

17 Clues: Glimepiride sebaiknya diminum ... • Contoh insulin intermediate adalah • Metformin termasuk antidiabetes golongan • Kondisi dimana kadar gula darah <70 disebut • First line antidiabetes untuk ibu hamil adalah • Cara minum acarbose adalah ... suapan pertama makan • Pasien dengan GDP 250 cocok diberikan insulin jenis ... acting • ...

Nutrition: Snacking and Diabetes Review 2023-05-08

Nutrition: Snacking and Diabetes Review crossword puzzle

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in the blood stream; moves glucose from the bloodstream into cells
process which breaks foods into nutrient components to be used by the
act of eating food in response to negative emotions
act of eating a small amount of food between meals
diabetes in which the hormones produced by the placenta inhibit insulin from transferring glucose to body cells
diabetes in which body cells stop responding to insulin and inhibit glucose from entering the cells
diabetes in which Beta cells in the pancreas are destroyed and the body produces little to no insulin

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recommendations for healthy eating patterns and their food and nutrient
unit of energy in food
process of consuming food for nourishment
amount of the sugar glucose in the blood
substances which provide nourishment essential for growth and development
disorder which hinders insulin from getting glucose into cells; disables body properly using digested food needed for development and energy
act of eating usually large amounts of food even when full
hormone produced by Beta cells in the pancreas; regulates the amount of

15 Clues: unit of energy in food • amount of the sugar glucose in the blood • process of consuming food for nourishment • act of eating a small amount of food between meals • act of eating food in response to negative emotions • act of eating usually large amounts of food even when full • in the blood stream; moves glucose from the bloodstream into cells • ...

pregnancy problems 2014-01-23

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hormone produced in the pancreas, lack of insulin causes diabetes.
acid: a form of the water soluble vitamin bq.
palate: a physical split or opening in the roof of the mouth
abortion: lining of the womb or uterus any remaining products of conception becomes infected.
diabetes: when pregnant women never had diabetes before but have high glucose levels.
problems: receiving prenatal care following doctors advice good health .
abortion: some of products of conception exit the body.
abortion: all products of conception exit the body.

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abortion: symptoms cannot be stopped, and miscarriage will happen.
the expulsion of a baby from the mothers body before week twenty of pregnancy.
birth: loss of fetus after twenty weeks of pregnancy.
problem: a physical or biochemical problem that is present at birth and may be caused by genetic or environmental factors.
abortion: pregnancy is lost and the products of conception do not exit the body.
a child born with diabetes and grows up with it.

14 Clues: acid: a form of the water soluble vitamin bq. • a child born with diabetes and grows up with it. • abortion: all products of conception exit the body. • birth: loss of fetus after twenty weeks of pregnancy. • abortion: some of products of conception exit the body. • palate: a physical split or opening in the roof of the mouth • ...

Diabetes Mellitus - Saúde do Adulto 2024-10-30

Diabetes Mellitus - Saúde do Adulto crossword puzzle

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Complicação microvascular que afeta os vasos sanguíneos dos olhos, podendo causar perda da visão.
Termo para níveis elevados de glicose no sangue, uma característica do diabetes.
- Acúmulo de placas nas artérias, uma complicação macrovascular comum no diabetes.
Hormônio produzido pelo pâncreas que ajuda a controlar os níveis de glicose no sangue.
Prática recomendada para o controle dos níveis de glicose no sangue.

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Importante para a prevenção e controle das complicações do diabetes.
Órgão responsável pela produção de insulina.
Complicação que afeta os nervos, resultando em perda de sensibilidade ou dor nos membros.
Medida de açúcar no sangue, fundamental para o controle do diabetes.
Alteração nos rins causada pelo Diabetes Mellitus, que pode levar à insuficiência renal.

10 Clues: Órgão responsável pela produção de insulina. • Importante para a prevenção e controle das complicações do diabetes. • Medida de açúcar no sangue, fundamental para o controle do diabetes. • Prática recomendada para o controle dos níveis de glicose no sangue. • Termo para níveis elevados de glicose no sangue, uma característica do diabetes. • ...

The Endocrine System 2025-11-04

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fasting blood sugar
diabetes ketoacidosis
liver
upon/on
poison

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body
both sides/double
diabetes mellitus
gland
thyroid

10 Clues: body • gland • liver • poison • upon/on • thyroid • both sides/double • diabetes mellitus • fasting blood sugar • diabetes ketoacidosis

Watery Words 2021-08-10

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ADH causes the insertion of ___ 2 channels in the kidney
ADH triggers _ __(write out) receptors in the nephron
ADH triggers a _ __(write out) receptor to cause vascular smooth muscle contraction
type of diabetes insipidus where ADH is not released
diuretic used to treat a type of diabetes insipidus
ADH is structurally similar to
receptors located in the hypothalamus that cause ADH release
SIADH causes a __(volume) hyPOnatremia
type of diabetes insipidus where kidneys do not respond to ADH

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blood pressure is sensed by ___ triggering ADH release
where ADH is synthesized
a measure of the dissolved particles in a fluid
pharm treatment of central DI
part of the pituitary that ADH is released from
ADH causes water ___ (reabsorption or secretion)in the collecting duct and DCT
ADH responds to volume or osmolality more?
alcohol ___(increases or decreases) ADH secretion

17 Clues: where ADH is synthesized • pharm treatment of central DI • ADH is structurally similar to • SIADH causes a __(volume) hyPOnatremia • ADH responds to volume or osmolality more? • a measure of the dissolved particles in a fluid • part of the pituitary that ADH is released from • alcohol ___(increases or decreases) ADH secretion • ...

Diabetes mellitus type1 2023-12-15

Diabetes mellitus type1 crossword puzzle

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insulin producing cells
sugar test done before food
medical device for administering insulin
diabetes occurring during pregnancy is also known as
onset of symptoms is usually abrupt

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type 1 diabetes is more common in which age group
blood sugar level is known as
hormone essential for glucose regulation
cells causing autoimmune destruction of insulin producing cells
sugar test done randomly
autoimmune disorder causing diabetes in children

11 Clues: insulin producing cells • sugar test done randomly • sugar test done before food • blood sugar level is known as • onset of symptoms is usually abrupt • hormone essential for glucose regulation • medical device for administering insulin • autoimmune disorder causing diabetes in children • type 1 diabetes is more common in which age group • ...

Diabetes 2022-12-18

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one diabetes Body either doesn't produce enough insulin, or it resists insulin
A hormone that lowers the level of glucose in blood
Condition that occurs when body can't use glucose normally
Something that indicates the presence of bodily disorder

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Basic structure, functional unit of all organism
Organ that produces insulin
glucose The sugar flowing through veins
Abnormal condition of a part, organ or system of an organism resulting from various causes
two diabetes The pancreas produces little or no insulin

9 Clues: Organ that produces insulin • glucose The sugar flowing through veins • Basic structure, functional unit of all organism • A hormone that lowers the level of glucose in blood • two diabetes The pancreas produces little or no insulin • Something that indicates the presence of bodily disorder • Condition that occurs when body can't use glucose normally • ...

Diabetes 2023-06-16

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Organ doesn't need insulin to transport glucose
An oral medication for diabetes
A risk factor of diabetes

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Glucose excretion through urine
Diabetic complication on eyes
Mixed gland
first artificially synthesized hormone
Hormone co-secreted with insulin

8 Clues: Mixed gland • A risk factor of diabetes • Diabetic complication on eyes • Glucose excretion through urine • An oral medication for diabetes • Hormone co-secreted with insulin • first artificially synthesized hormone • Organ doesn't need insulin to transport glucose

DIABETES 2025-02-25

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Lesión, infección o ulceración de los asociados a neuropatía y/o enfermedad vascular periférica
Sensación de hormigueo en un territorio cutaneo
Catabolismo de las grasas como fuente de energía, produciendo la formación de cuerpos cetónicos
Hormona que aumenta los niveles de glucosa en sangre cuando están demasiado bajos

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Sintesis de nueva glucosa
Nivel de glucosa en sangre después de un período de ayuno
Elevación de la presión intraocular
Siglas de la prueba mide el nivel de glucosa en sangre en ayunas

8 Clues: Sintesis de nueva glucosa • Elevación de la presión intraocular • Sensación de hormigueo en un territorio cutaneo • Nivel de glucosa en sangre después de un período de ayuno • Siglas de la prueba mide el nivel de glucosa en sangre en ayunas • Hormona que aumenta los niveles de glucosa en sangre cuando están demasiado bajos • ...

Diacrossword! 2013-12-03

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Carbohydrates are broken down into this
True or false: People with diabetes can never eat dessert
What does DKA stand for? (two words)
Which one of these foods is considered “free”: apple, bread, egg
It may be time to change your insulin dose if you see high blood sugars at the same time of day for _____ days
This is the name of the CDA Diabetes Camp located in Hunstville, Ontario: Camp______

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This is another word for low blood sugar
How many food groups are there in Canada’s Food Guide?
This injection site absorbs insulin the fastest
You should be '_____ before you drive'
World Diabetes Day takes place annually during this month
What act as a key to allow sugar to enter your cells and give you energy?
According to the 2013 Guidelines, a child less than age 6 should have an A1C target of less than this number.
Diabetes Day this year takes place on ____ 26th

14 Clues: What does DKA stand for? (two words) • You should be '_____ before you drive' • Carbohydrates are broken down into this • This is another word for low blood sugar • This injection site absorbs insulin the fastest • Diabetes Day this year takes place on ____ 26th • How many food groups are there in Canada’s Food Guide? • ...

insulina 2025-04-13

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hormona que inhibe la insulina
complicación de la diabetes
oxidación de la glucosa
metabolismo generalmente activado por la insulina

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necesidad de comer frecuentemente
vía metabólica estimulada por la insulina
valores de glucosa entre 70 a 100 mg/dl
acumulado en el tejido adiposo
principal causa de la diabetes tipo 2
enzima que aumenta la captación de glucosa
enfermedad en la que el nivel de glucosa esta elevado

11 Clues: oxidación de la glucosa • complicación de la diabetes • hormona que inhibe la insulina • acumulado en el tejido adiposo • necesidad de comer frecuentemente • principal causa de la diabetes tipo 2 • valores de glucosa entre 70 a 100 mg/dl • vía metabólica estimulada por la insulina • enzima que aumenta la captación de glucosa • ...

Homeostasis, nerves and hormones 2013-04-18

Homeostasis, nerves and hormones crossword puzzle

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the brain acs as one when it processes information
blood vessels get wider
a way of controlling diabetes
keeping conditions in the body at a constant, ideal level
an organ with chemoreceptors which detect taste of food
neurones
evaporates to cool us down
structures which produce sweat and saliva
a way of putting insulin into a diabetic's body
a nerve cell which carries impulses FROM the receptors

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organ which monitors blood sugar level
a muscle or gland which brings about a response
a bundle of nerve cells
a rapid, automatic response to protect us
the organ containing receptors for touch, heat, cold,pain etc.
disease where a person cannot control blood sugar level
a symptom of diabetes
part of the central nervous system linked to the brain
muscle contractions generate heat
hormone which lowers blood sugar level
organs which contain photoreceptors
detects stimuli
electrical 'messages'
a nerve cell which carries impulses TO the effectors
a receptor organ which assists sense of taste

25 Clues: neurones • detects stimuli • a symptom of diabetes • electrical 'messages' • a bundle of nerve cells • blood vessels get wider • evaporates to cool us down • a way of controlling diabetes • muscle contractions generate heat • organs which contain photoreceptors • organ which monitors blood sugar level • hormone which lowers blood sugar level • ...

Carbohydrate Review 2023-03-15

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Polysaccharide formed in plants
Disaccharide formed from 2 molecules of glucose
Dissachharide formed when glucose bonds with galactose
Hormone that lowers bloos sugar and is released from the pancreas
Polysaccharide formed in animals
Dissaccharide that is also known as table sugar
The inner layer of a whole grain packed with nutrients
Type ____ diabetes is often caused by lifestyle & is often diagnosed in teens/adults
carbohydrates composed of 2 sugar molecules
Type ____ diabetes is genetic and is often diagnosed in children.
Unlike whole grains, ________ carbohdrates are stripped of fiber & nutrients
The outer layer of a whole grain packed with nutriens

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most carbohydrates are made by plants by this process.
arbohyrates are the main source of _______ for the body.
carbohydrates composed of 1 sugar molecule
The human organ that processes sugar & converts it into glucose
Disease where blood sugar is uncontrolled
The main monosaccharide found in fruits
The main monosaccharide used by the human body
Hormone that raises blood sugar and is released from the pancreas
Type of polysaccharide that cannot be digested

21 Clues: Polysaccharide formed in plants • Polysaccharide formed in animals • The main monosaccharide found in fruits • Disease where blood sugar is uncontrolled • carbohydrates composed of 1 sugar molecule • carbohydrates composed of 2 sugar molecules • The main monosaccharide used by the human body • Type of polysaccharide that cannot be digested • ...

DIABETES MELLITIUS 2023-03-16

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Low blood sugar.
A type of sugar that is the body's main source of energy.
An organ in the abdomen that produces insulin.
A chronic disease that affects the way the body processes blood sugar.
Excessive urination.
Nerve damage.
Eye damage.
Kidney damage.

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Byproducts of the breakdown of fat in the absence of insulin.
High blood sugar.
Excessive hunger.
Excessive thirst.
A hormone that regulates blood sugar.

13 Clues: Eye damage. • Nerve damage. • Kidney damage. • Low blood sugar. • High blood sugar. • Excessive hunger. • Excessive thirst. • Excessive urination. • A hormone that regulates blood sugar. • An organ in the abdomen that produces insulin. • A type of sugar that is the body's main source of energy. • Byproducts of the breakdown of fat in the absence of insulin. • ...

Kruiswoordraadsel diabetes 2016-02-16

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Merknaam van een incretinemimetica.
De patiënt moet … worden van zijn diabetes.
Diabetespatiënten hebben een groter risico op het ontwikkelen hiervan. Daarom moet bij hen regelmatig een intiem toilet gebeuren.
Injectietechniek voor insuline die de patiënt moet aangeleerd worden.
Het enzym die de hormonen GLP-1 en GIP inactief maakt.
Een soort perorale medicatie die de insulinesecretie zal doen verhogen.
Natuurlijke, kleine hormonen die door de darmen uitgescheiden worden wanneer er voedsel door passeert.

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Soort medicatie die de cellen opnieuw gevoeliger maakt voor insuline.
Een ander woord voor koolhydraten.
Een boekje die de diabetespatiënt kan aanvragen en die hen het recht geeft op een verhoogde terugbetaling bij o.a. de podoloog, de diëtist, enz.
De vier pijlers in de behandeling van diabetes zijn: educatie, dieet, medicatie en …
De noodzakelijke brandstof voor al onze lichaamscellen.
Melksuiker.

13 Clues: Melksuiker. • Een ander woord voor koolhydraten. • Merknaam van een incretinemimetica. • De patiënt moet … worden van zijn diabetes. • Het enzym die de hormonen GLP-1 en GIP inactief maakt. • De noodzakelijke brandstof voor al onze lichaamscellen. • Soort medicatie die de cellen opnieuw gevoeliger maakt voor insuline. • ...

Diaebetes and 2024-06-25

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Chemical released by your brain when you eat sugar?
Physical thing you should do to avoid getting diabetes.
A disease caused by having too much sugar.
A place where you go to when you want to get checked if you gave diabetes

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A device that measure your sugar levels regurlarly
Something that happens when you don't get checked if you think you have diabetes.
Where do you find Insulin?
A symptom caused by diabetes that involves liquids.
Something that's gonna happen to your body when you eat to much sugar?

9 Clues: Where do you find Insulin? • A disease caused by having too much sugar. • A device that measure your sugar levels regurlarly • Chemical released by your brain when you eat sugar? • A symptom caused by diabetes that involves liquids. • Physical thing you should do to avoid getting diabetes. • Something that's gonna happen to your body when you eat to much sugar? • ...

Diabetes Crossword 2020-12-27

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diabetes contracted during pregnancy
the type of sugar that your body uses for energy
the most common type of diabetes

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the hormone that lowers your blood sugar
a disease that causes your blood sugar levels to be too high
the organ that produces insulin
the most common cause of type 2 diabetes
another name for type 1 diabetes

8 Clues: the organ that produces insulin • another name for type 1 diabetes • the most common type of diabetes • diabetes contracted during pregnancy • the hormone that lowers your blood sugar • the most common cause of type 2 diabetes • the type of sugar that your body uses for energy • a disease that causes your blood sugar levels to be too high

jv diabtes 2021-08-22

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La diabetes _________ es la más común.
El _________ es el órgano que produce insulina.
La diabetes _________ se contrae durante el embarazo.

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Otro nombre para la diabetes tipo 1 es diabetes _________.
La _________ es una enfermedad que hace que tus niveles de azúcar en la sangre sean demasiado altos.
La _________ es la hormona que reduce el azúcar en la sangre.
La _________ es la causa más común de diabetes tipo 2.
El azúcar que tu cuerpo usa como energía se llama _________.

8 Clues: La diabetes _________ es la más común. • El _________ es el órgano que produce insulina. • La diabetes _________ se contrae durante el embarazo. • La _________ es la causa más común de diabetes tipo 2. • Otro nombre para la diabetes tipo 1 es diabetes _________. • El azúcar que tu cuerpo usa como energía se llama _________. • ...

early childhood 2023-08-23

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supplement for people with diabetes
diet wide variety of foods
can't take in food without reaction
extensive amount of food
substance that causes reaction
fear of food
nourishment
underweight

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blood sugar is too high
how the body uses it
loss of appetite
shock allergy attack
different food groups

13 Clues: nourishment • underweight • fear of food • loss of appetite • how the body uses it • different food groups • blood sugar is too high • shock allergy attack • extensive amount of food • diet wide variety of foods • substance that causes reaction • supplement for people with diabetes • can't take in food without reaction

Kohlenhydratverdauung 2013-12-11

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alle Zellen brauchen sie
In der Pause isst man sein Pausen...
Fachbegriff für Bauchspeicheldrüse
Fachbegriff für Unterzucker
Wasserlösliches Monosaccharid
verringert die Aktivierungsenergie
Fachbegriff für Fruchtzucker
Organ im rechten Oberbauch speichert Glycogen
Zwei verbundene Einfachzucker
Energiespeichermolekül von Pflanzen

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Nahrung besteht aus Energieträgern wie Fetten, Eiweiß,...
Nahrungsmittel, wächst unter der Erde, enthält Stärke
Enzym zur Kohlenhydratspaltung im Mund
Speicherform von Kohlenhydraten in der Leber
Kohlenhydratmolekül aus vielen Monosacchariden
Wenn man nichts gegessen hat, hat man...
Zerlegung und Aufnahme von Nahrungsbestandteilen
Erkrankung mit Iinsulinmangel
Schleust Zucker in die Zellen, fehlt bei Diabetes
Ital. Wort: Pasta, sehr kohlehydratreich

20 Clues: alle Zellen brauchen sie • Fachbegriff für Unterzucker • Fachbegriff für Fruchtzucker • Wasserlösliches Monosaccharid • Erkrankung mit Iinsulinmangel • Zwei verbundene Einfachzucker • Fachbegriff für Bauchspeicheldrüse • verringert die Aktivierungsenergie • Energiespeichermolekül von Pflanzen • In der Pause isst man sein Pausen... • Enzym zur Kohlenhydratspaltung im Mund • ...

Obesity in Pregnancy 2014-04-21

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No signs of life at birth
Degree of disgrace
Induction of labour
Large baby
Toxeamia of pregnancy
Contamination with disease
Assessment for overt diabetes
Measurement of body mass
Difficulty
During pregnancy
Above normal weight range
Used for assessment of fetus
Branch of medicine that deals with obesity

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Feelings of sadness and rejection
Limit of operational safety of equipment
Inhalation of substances into lungs
Inability to get pregnant
Being grossly overweight
Heavy blood loss
Unborn baby
Disorder of carbohydrate metabolism
Able to be changed
Degree of illness
Relates to the heart

24 Clues: Large baby • Difficulty • Unborn baby • Heavy blood loss • During pregnancy • Degree of illness • Degree of disgrace • Able to be changed • Induction of labour • Relates to the heart • Toxeamia of pregnancy • Being grossly overweight • Measurement of body mass • No signs of life at birth • Inability to get pregnant • Above normal weight range • Contamination with disease • ...

ANATOMÍA 1 2018-03-16

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ÓRGANOS EFECTORES
PROTEÍNA LIBERADA POR CÉLULAS INFECTADAS POR VIRUS
CONJUNTO DE SOMAS
SUS PROLONGACIONES FORMAN CUBIERTAS DE GRASA
DESACTIVAN LOS ANTÍGENOS
LA HAY DE 2 COLORES
REDUCE NIVELES DE GLUCOSA
SE ENCUENTRA EN EL OÍDO INTERNO
AUMENTA EL METABOLISMO CELULAR

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SON BLANCOS
AYUDA A SOPORTAR PERÍODO DE ESTRÉS LARGOS
BAJA LOS NIVELES DE CALCIO EN LA SANGRE
ESPACIO ENTRE DOS NEURONAS
NEURONAS QUE TRANSPORTAN EL IMPULSO DESDE EL RECEPTOR AL SNC
ÓRGANO QUE FILTRA LA SANGRE
SU HIPOSECRECIÓN PROVOCA DIABETES INSÍPIDA
SÍNTOMA DE LA DIABETES MELLITUS
INFLAMACIÓN DE UNA CAPA DEL OJO
ES AUTÓNOMO
OSÍCULO

20 Clues: OSÍCULO • SON BLANCOS • ES AUTÓNOMO • ÓRGANOS EFECTORES • CONJUNTO DE SOMAS • LA HAY DE 2 COLORES • DESACTIVAN LOS ANTÍGENOS • REDUCE NIVELES DE GLUCOSA • ESPACIO ENTRE DOS NEURONAS • ÓRGANO QUE FILTRA LA SANGRE • AUMENTA EL METABOLISMO CELULAR • SÍNTOMA DE LA DIABETES MELLITUS • INFLAMACIÓN DE UNA CAPA DEL OJO • SE ENCUENTRA EN EL OÍDO INTERNO • BAJA LOS NIVELES DE CALCIO EN LA SANGRE • ...

ANATOMÍA 1 2018-03-16

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INFLAMACIÓN DE UNA CAPA DEL OJO
NEURONAS QUE TRANSPORTAN EL IMPULSO DESDE EL RECEPTOR AL SNC
SON BLANCOS
AYUDA A SOPORTAR PERÍODO DE ESTRÉS LARGOS
BAJA LOS NIVELES DE CALCIO EN LA SANGRE
SUS PROLONGACIONES FORMAN CUBIERTAS DE GRASA
CONJUNTO DE SOMAS
OSÍCULO
SE ENCUENTRA EN EL OÍDO INTERNO

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ES AUTÓNOMO
DESACTIVAN LOS ANTÍGENOS
ÓRGANOS EFECTORES
LA HAY DE 2 COLORES
SU HIPOSECRECIÓN PROVOCA DIABETES INSÍPIDA
ESPACIO ENTRE DOS NEURONAS
AUMENTA EL METABOLISMO CELULAR
PROTEÍNA LIBERADA POR CÉLULAS INFECTADAS POR VIRUS
SÍNTOMA DE LA DIABETES MELLITUS
ÓRGANO QUE FILTRA LA SANGRE
REDUCE NIVELES DE GLUCOSA

20 Clues: OSÍCULO • ES AUTÓNOMO • SON BLANCOS • ÓRGANOS EFECTORES • CONJUNTO DE SOMAS • LA HAY DE 2 COLORES • DESACTIVAN LOS ANTÍGENOS • REDUCE NIVELES DE GLUCOSA • ESPACIO ENTRE DOS NEURONAS • ÓRGANO QUE FILTRA LA SANGRE • AUMENTA EL METABOLISMO CELULAR • INFLAMACIÓN DE UNA CAPA DEL OJO • SÍNTOMA DE LA DIABETES MELLITUS • SE ENCUENTRA EN EL OÍDO INTERNO • BAJA LOS NIVELES DE CALCIO EN LA SANGRE • ...

Diabetes 2020-01-09

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Wie nennt man Schwangerschaftsdiabetes noch ?
lat. Sammelbegriff
Anderes Wort für Diabetes

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Häufigste Ursache von Diabetes
Wie heißt die Vorstufe des Typ-2 Diabetes
Womit Behandelt man Diabetes Typ 2, mit ?
Wie nennt man Überzuckerung noch ?
Lebensnotwendiges Stoffwechselhorn

8 Clues: lat. Sammelbegriff • Anderes Wort für Diabetes • Häufigste Ursache von Diabetes • Wie nennt man Überzuckerung noch ? • Lebensnotwendiges Stoffwechselhorn • Wie heißt die Vorstufe des Typ-2 Diabetes • Womit Behandelt man Diabetes Typ 2, mit ? • Wie nennt man Schwangerschaftsdiabetes noch ?

diabetes 2014-01-09

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answer
morning
unusual
born
end

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typical
work
disease

8 Clues: end • work • born • answer • typical • morning • unusual • disease

Diabetes 2023-04-19

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= blood sugar less than 70 with sign and symptoms: hunger, headachy, sweaty, confused, shaky, dizzy, and grumpy.
= compounds that includes Sugars, starch, and cellulose used by DM as fuel throughout the day.
= blood test that tells you your average level of blood sugar over the past 2 - 3 month.
= an injection device with a needle that delivers insulin into the subcutaneous tissue.
= Bolus insulin last 3-4 hours, peaking as 60-90 minutes, onset 15-30 minutes.

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= s/s of being very thirsty, Urinating often, feeling a need to throw up and throwing up, having stomach pain, being weak or tired, short of breath fruity scented breath, confused. Blood sugar higher than 300 Mg/dl or more.
= early signs and symptoms of Frequent Urination, Increased thirst, blurred vision, Feeling weak or unusually tired indicates that there’s too much sugar in the blood as seen with levels above 180 to 200 mg/dL.
= Basal Insulin (Lantus, Levemir) lasting up to 24 hours

8 Clues: = Basal Insulin (Lantus, Levemir) lasting up to 24 hours • = Bolus insulin last 3-4 hours, peaking as 60-90 minutes, onset 15-30 minutes. • = an injection device with a needle that delivers insulin into the subcutaneous tissue. • = blood test that tells you your average level of blood sugar over the past 2 - 3 month. • ...

Diabetes 2021-02-22

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the best sweet snack that won't increase your risk of diabetes
the organ responsible for insulin production
type of diabetes that can be prevented with diet and exercise
the term for sugar in your blood
the hormone that controls blood sugar

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a type of nerve damage that can result from diabetes
the amount of exercise you should perform daily
the best type of carbohydrates in your diet

8 Clues: the term for sugar in your blood • the hormone that controls blood sugar • the best type of carbohydrates in your diet • the organ responsible for insulin production • the amount of exercise you should perform daily • a type of nerve damage that can result from diabetes • type of diabetes that can be prevented with diet and exercise • ...

Diabetes 2021-04-27

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Saa nauttia yllin kyllin,esim. marjoista
Merkitysellinen diabeetikon ruokailutottumukissa
Tyypillinen oire
Veren liian pieni glukoosipitoisuus

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insuliinin eritys näille välttämätöntä
Diabeteksen hoidossa käyettävä
Diabeteksen ravitsemuksellinen hoito ehkäisee näitä
Veren liian korkea glukoosipitoisuus

8 Clues: Tyypillinen oire • Diabeteksen hoidossa käyettävä • Veren liian pieni glukoosipitoisuus • Veren liian korkea glukoosipitoisuus • insuliinin eritys näille välttämätöntä • Saa nauttia yllin kyllin,esim. marjoista • Merkitysellinen diabeetikon ruokailutottumukissa • Diabeteksen ravitsemuksellinen hoito ehkäisee näitä

DIABETES 2019-03-14

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órgano glandular encargado de segregar la insulina en el organismo.
sustancia que tiene las mismas propiedades que la hormona producida por el páncreas.
GRANT descubrió la insulina.
enfermedad que tiene como resultado un exceso de azúcar en la sangre.

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BETA se encargan de producir y secretar la hormona llamada insulina.
azúcar que se encuentra en la miel, la fruta y la sangre.
disminución de la cantidad normal de glucosa en la sangre.
ocurre con mayor frecuencia en niños y adultos jóvenes.

8 Clues: GRANT descubrió la insulina. • ocurre con mayor frecuencia en niños y adultos jóvenes. • azúcar que se encuentra en la miel, la fruta y la sangre. • disminución de la cantidad normal de glucosa en la sangre. • órgano glandular encargado de segregar la insulina en el organismo. • BETA se encargan de producir y secretar la hormona llamada insulina. • ...

diabetes 2023-05-09

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Distúrbio do metabolismo de carboidratos
Aparelho para medir glicemia capilar
Sensibilizador de insulina
Órgão responsável pela produção de insulina

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Complicação de diabetes
Aumento de glicose no sangue
Célula produtora de insulina
Hormônio que leva a glicose até a célula

8 Clues: Complicação de diabetes • Sensibilizador de insulina • Aumento de glicose no sangue • Célula produtora de insulina • Aparelho para medir glicemia capilar • Distúrbio do metabolismo de carboidratos • Hormônio que leva a glicose até a célula • Órgão responsável pela produção de insulina

Diabetes 2024-04-20

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2 Jenis diabetes yang disebabkan oleh tubuh yang tidak bisa menggunakan insulin dengan efektif adalah ___.
darah Diabetes mellitus merupakan penyakit yang ditandai oleh tingginya kadar ____.
Diabetes mellitus disebabkan oleh kekurangan atau resistensi terhadap hormon yang disebut ____.
Produksi hormon yang dibutuhkan untuk mengontrol kadar glukosa darah dilakukan oleh organ yang disebut ___.
Salah satu cara untuk mencegah diabetes adalah dengan menjaga berat badan yang sehat dan mengadopsi gaya hidup yang aktif, termasuk rutin melakukan ____.

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Kadar normal gula darah puasa adalah 70-99, pemeriksaannya dalam kondisi tidak ada asupan kalori minimal ___ jam.
Faktor risiko utama untuk diabetes tipe 2 adalah ___.
Organ yang terpengaruh secara signifikan oleh diabetes jika tidak terkontrol dengan baik adalah ___.

8 Clues: Faktor risiko utama untuk diabetes tipe 2 adalah ___. • darah Diabetes mellitus merupakan penyakit yang ditandai oleh tingginya kadar ____. • Diabetes mellitus disebabkan oleh kekurangan atau resistensi terhadap hormon yang disebut ____. • Organ yang terpengaruh secara signifikan oleh diabetes jika tidak terkontrol dengan baik adalah ___. • ...

Diabetes 2025-11-12

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henkilö joka sairastaa diabeetesta
hormoni, joka säätelee veren sokeripitoisuutta
myrkytys tila, joka johtuu elimistön korkeasta sokeripitoisuudesta
sairaus, joka heikentää tietyn alueen terveyttä

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verensokeri eli:
tajuttomuustila, joka johtuu verensokerin laskusta
tavat jolla voi vaikuttaa 2 tyypin diabeteksen kehittymiseen
minkä tyypin diabetes kyseessä? oireita esim. jano,väsymys,laihtuminen

8 Clues: verensokeri eli: • henkilö joka sairastaa diabeetesta • hormoni, joka säätelee veren sokeripitoisuutta • sairaus, joka heikentää tietyn alueen terveyttä • tajuttomuustila, joka johtuu verensokerin laskusta • tavat jolla voi vaikuttaa 2 tyypin diabeteksen kehittymiseen • myrkytys tila, joka johtuu elimistön korkeasta sokeripitoisuudesta • ...

Obesity in Pregnancy 2014-04-21

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Difficulty
Disorder of carbohydrate metabolism
Degree of illness
Large baby
Inability to get pregnant
Limit of operational safety of equipment
Inhalation of substances into lungs
During pregnancy
Unborn baby
No signs of life at birth
Degree of disgrace
Heavy blood loss
Feelings of sadness and rejection
Assessment for overt diabetes

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Branch of medicine that deals with obesity
Able to be changed
Relates to the heart
Toxeamia of pregnancy
Used for assessment of fetus
Induction of labour
Contamination with disease
Measurement of body mass
Above normal weight range
Being grossly overweight

24 Clues: Difficulty • Large baby • Unborn baby • During pregnancy • Heavy blood loss • Degree of illness • Able to be changed • Degree of disgrace • Induction of labour • Relates to the heart • Toxeamia of pregnancy • Measurement of body mass • Being grossly overweight • Inability to get pregnant • No signs of life at birth • Above normal weight range • Contamination with disease • ...

Obesity in Pregnancy 2014-04-21

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Contamination with disease
During pregnancy
Induction of labour
Disorder of carbohydrate metabolism
Heavy blood loss
Feelings of sadness and rejection
Inability to get pregnant
Large baby
Assessment for overt diabetes
Degree of illness
Able to be changed
Limit of operational safety of equipment
Relates to the heart

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Measurement of body mass
Used for assessment of fetus
Toxeamia of pregnancy
Being grossly overweight
Branch of medicine that deals with obesity
Above normal weight range
Degree of disgrace
Inhalation of substances into lungs
No signs of life at birth
Difficulty
Unborn baby

24 Clues: Large baby • Difficulty • Unborn baby • During pregnancy • Heavy blood loss • Degree of illness • Degree of disgrace • Able to be changed • Induction of labour • Relates to the heart • Toxeamia of pregnancy • Measurement of body mass • Being grossly overweight • Above normal weight range • No signs of life at birth • Inability to get pregnant • Contamination with disease • ...

diabetes 2016-03-20

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andere naam voor een te hoge bloedsuikerwaarde
...test om te zien of je bloedsuikerspiegel niet te hoog is
diabetes of...
diabetes type 1 of ... diabetes

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diabetes type 2 of...
hormoon dat niet meer goed werkt waardoor suiker gaat opslaan in het bloed
een te lage bloedsuikerwaarde
1 van de grootste oorzaken die de kans op diabetes verhoogt

8 Clues: diabetes of... • diabetes type 2 of... • een te lage bloedsuikerwaarde • diabetes type 1 of ... diabetes • andere naam voor een te hoge bloedsuikerwaarde • ...test om te zien of je bloedsuikerspiegel niet te hoog is • 1 van de grootste oorzaken die de kans op diabetes verhoogt • hormoon dat niet meer goed werkt waardoor suiker gaat opslaan in het bloed

diabetes 2016-03-20

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1 van de grootste oorzaken die de kans op diabetes verhoogt
...test om te zien of je bloedsuikerspiegel niet te hoog is
diabetes type 2 of...
diabetes type 1 of ... diabetes

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diabetes of...
andere naam voor een te hoge bloedsuikerwaarde
een te lage bloedsuikerwaarde
hormoon dat niet meer goed werkt waardoor suiker gaat opslaan in het bloed

8 Clues: diabetes of... • diabetes type 2 of... • een te lage bloedsuikerwaarde • diabetes type 1 of ... diabetes • andere naam voor een te hoge bloedsuikerwaarde • 1 van de grootste oorzaken die de kans op diabetes verhoogt • ...test om te zien of je bloedsuikerspiegel niet te hoog is • hormoon dat niet meer goed werkt waardoor suiker gaat opslaan in het bloed

Obesity in Pregnancy 2014-04-22

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Inhalation of substances into lungs
Limit of operational safety of equipment
Heavy blood loss
Contamination with disease
Inability to get pregnant
Measurement of body mass
Branch of medicine that deals with obesity
Degree of illness
Able to be changed
Being grossly overweight
Induction of labour
Large baby
Difficulty

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Toxeamia of pregnancy
Above normal weight range
Feelings of sadness and rejection
Relates to the heart
During pregnancy
Disorder of carbohydrate metabolism
No signs of life at birth
Used for assessment of fetus
Degree of disgrace
Assessment for overt diabetes
Unborn baby

24 Clues: Large baby • Difficulty • Unborn baby • Heavy blood loss • During pregnancy • Degree of illness • Able to be changed • Degree of disgrace • Induction of labour • Relates to the heart • Toxeamia of pregnancy • Measurement of body mass • Being grossly overweight • Above normal weight range • Inability to get pregnant • No signs of life at birth • Contamination with disease • ...

meds 2025-08-23

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Anticoagulant, requires INR monitoring.
Oral diabetes medication.
SSRI antidepressant, brand name Celexa.
Injectable hormone for diabetes.
OTC pain reliever
Thyroid hormone replacement.
Low molecular weight heparin.
Proton pump inhibitor (PPI).
Antipsychotic, brand name Risperdal.
Statin for high cholesterol.
Proton pump inhibitor (PPI).
Thiazide diuretic for hypertension.
Antiplatelet and pain reliever

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ACE inhibitor for hypertension.
Beta blocker for blood pressure and heart rate.
Steroid for inflammation.
Antipsychotic, brand name Seroquel.
Anticoagulant, brand name Eliquis.
Inhaler for asthma/COPD.
Benzodiazepine for anxiety, brand name Ativan.
SSRI antidepressant, brand name Zoloft.
Calcium channel blocker for high blood pressure.
Loop diuretic
Statin for high cholesterol.
NSAID, pain reliever

25 Clues: Loop diuretic • OTC pain reliever • NSAID, pain reliever • Inhaler for asthma/COPD. • Oral diabetes medication. • Steroid for inflammation. • Thyroid hormone replacement. • Proton pump inhibitor (PPI). • Statin for high cholesterol. • Statin for high cholesterol. • Proton pump inhibitor (PPI). • Low molecular weight heparin. • Antiplatelet and pain reliever • ...

Bull's-Eye 2023-04-17

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Carbs turn into _______
Place that bakes cakes and cupcakes
Kid with diabetes
Sometime people get ________ calls
Doctors assent
Somewhere you go when you are sick
Type of medical condition
Number before 1
When you cut yourself ______ comes out
A shade of purple

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A place to get away from home
______ for a trip
The nurse
Planes fly ______ in the air
Not a Veggie
Number after 2
Type of medicine you take to bring blood sugar down
When you take medicine you should take the right _____
Something you eat
Eat sugar when blood sugar is ________

20 Clues: The nurse • Not a Veggie • Doctors assent • Number after 2 • Number before 1 • ______ for a trip • Kid with diabetes • Something you eat • A shade of purple • Carbs turn into _______ • Type of medical condition • Planes fly ______ in the air • A place to get away from home • Sometime people get ________ calls • Somewhere you go when you are sick • Place that bakes cakes and cupcakes • ...

Insulin: Moderate 2025-06-02

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– Long acting insulin
– Lab value used to assess long term control
– Important for injection sites
– Diabetes where insulin may be added
– Device used for continuous infusion
– High blood glucose
– Emergency from lack of insulin
– Keep insulin cool but not frozen
– Brand name of insulin detemir
– Time when insulin starts working

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– Glucose after meals
– Time of maximum effect
– Ultra long acting insulin
– Appearance of some mixed insulins
– Monitored to assess basal insulin
– Lump caused by repeated injection
– Diabetes where insulin is always needed
– Common side effect of insulin
– How long insulin lasts
– Rapid acting insulin

20 Clues: – High blood glucose • – Glucose after meals • – Long acting insulin • – Rapid acting insulin • – Time of maximum effect • – How long insulin lasts • – Ultra long acting insulin • – Important for injection sites • – Common side effect of insulin • – Brand name of insulin detemir • – Emergency from lack of insulin • – Keep insulin cool but not frozen • ...

DIABETES MELLITUS CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2014-07-06

DIABETES MELLITUS CROSSWORD PUZZLE crossword puzzle

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Thiazolidinediones (Glitazones) reduce glucose levels by increasing cellular response to circulating __________.
A new admit that has Type 11 diabetes is put on your floor. She says she if very hungry and would like to eat something soon. What type of insulin would you administer to her if she was to eat in the next 30 minutes.
The pancreas produces ___ which increases plasma glucose levels. It is also administered for severe hypoglycemia.
Which of the sulfonylureas cannot be used to treat Type 1 Diabetes?
There is a strong link between Type II Diabetes and ______.
_______ acidosis condition is a serious toxic side effect of Metformin.
The FDA warns that due to this drug's ability to complement the effects of insulin, it increases the risk of insulin-induced severe hypoglycemia.
The most common type of diabetes. Some sources say heredity and obesity are the major factors of this type of diabetes.
Ketoacidosis, if untreated, may result in _____.
Metformin decreases liver production of glucose and enhances uptake and utilization of glucose in which type of tissue?
Extreme thirst, the need to urinate often, and blurry vision can be symptoms of _________________.
A 19 year old male who has had diabetes for 2 years comes in with a raised lump on his lower abdomen. You ask him if this is the spot that he normally injects himself with insulin. He replies that this is the only place he injects himself twice a day. The raised lump is called what?
Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors act on the intestine to delay the absorption of ________________.
Susie has was dianosed with _____ at the age of 9. She is not 20 years old and has been insulin dependent since the time she was diagnosed.
Recent data have shown that this drug can prevent the onset of Type 2 Diabetes.
Hyperglycemia agents _____________________ the effects of insulin.
You are mixing a combination of insulins. You need 10 ml of insulin. You have already pulled up 3 ml of regular insulin, how much of the NPH do you need to pull up in your syringe?
This type of drug can mask the signs of hypoglycemia.
The actions of these hormones tell your body to release insulin after you eat.
You administer NPH insulin to a patient. How long before this type of Intermediate insulin starts to peak?
__________ diabetes causes high blood sugar that can affect your pregnancy and your baby's health.

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A 16 year old female with type II Diabetes comes into the office very concerned about how her stomach looks. You find that she has been misinformed and has been injecting herself with insulin in the same spot (lower abdomen) every day. You assess her stomach and find that her stomach is pitting in the injection spot. What do you educate her on?
It is the start of your shift and you give one of your patients a shot of Humalog insulin. In how many hours do you expect to be returning to said patient to give the next shot.
Sulfonylureas, Meglitinides, and Biguanides are just a few examples of what type of oral drug?
Diabetes mellitus is derived from the Latin word for ______ and the Greek word for "fountain". The term describes one of the prominent symptoms of untreated diabetes, production of large volumes of glucose-rich urine.
A 76 year old female comes into the ED. Her daughter who is with her tells you that the she has not been eating regularly at her nursing home. Her daughter says she skipped breakfast this morning and believes did not eat much for dinner the night before. Your patient is very fatigued and anxious, has a fast heartbeat and is sweating profusely. You take her blood sugar and it is 47 mg/dL. You would chart your patient as?
Type 1 diabetes results from the destruction of insulin-producing __________ cells.
_____________________ stimulate pancreatic insulin release in a manner similar to the Sulfonylureas.
Many DM drugs inhibit or suppress postprandial release of glucagon by delaying _______ emptying.
A patient comes in and is very worried about injecting herself with insulin due to fear of needles. She lives a very busy lifestyle of work and travel. She is curious if there are any other methods than using the Lantus pen she is prescribed. You would educate her on the idea of an Insulin _______.
Risk for ___________ skin integrity related to failure to rotate insulin injection site.
Which route would you administer the insulin of the 26 year old male who is hypoglycemic.
In treating DKA, acidosis can be sorrected using what?
Ketoacidosis causes alterations in the metabolism of both glucose and what?
An overdose of insulin may lead to your patient falling into a __________.
You are educating a very petite and skinny young woman on how to inject herself with insulin. You show her that she needs to ______ her lower abdomen and inject herself with the needle at 45 degrees to ensure that she is getting the insulin in her subcutaneous tissue.
___ dysfunction patients are at greater risk for hypoglycemia using meglitinides.

37 Clues: Ketoacidosis, if untreated, may result in _____. • This type of drug can mask the signs of hypoglycemia. • In treating DKA, acidosis can be sorrected using what? • There is a strong link between Type II Diabetes and ______. • Hyperglycemia agents _____________________ the effects of insulin. • Which of the sulfonylureas cannot be used to treat Type 1 Diabetes? • ...

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