diabetes Crossword Puzzles
Noncommunicable Disease Unit 2017-04-25
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- diabetes in which the body can not effectively use insulin
- condition prevents body from properly converting food to energy
- a condition in which airways narrow and breathing difficult
- made in pancreas, regulates blood glucose/sugar
- treatment that uses x-rays to kill cancer cells
- the return of cancer after a period of remission
- disease that can not be spread to others through pathogens
- an extreme sensitivity to an otherwise harmless substance
- condition in which blood flow to part of heart is blocked
- another word for high blood pressure
- a substance known to cause cancer, such as asbestos
- diabetes usually begins in childhood, pancreas stops working
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- removal of a sample of tissue to be tested for cancer
- word that will help you recognize the warning signs of cancer
- tumors that are not cancerous
- a substance that causes allergy symptoms
- condition in which blood flow to brain is blocked
- tumors that contain cancer cells
- removal of cancer cells from the body
- characteristics that increase likelihood of developing disease
- a mass of abnormal cells
- the use of powerful medicine to destroy cancer
- when cancer signs and symptoms disappear
23 Clues: a mass of abnormal cells • tumors that are not cancerous • tumors that contain cancer cells • another word for high blood pressure • removal of cancer cells from the body • a substance that causes allergy symptoms • when cancer signs and symptoms disappear • the use of powerful medicine to destroy cancer • made in pancreas, regulates blood glucose/sugar • ...
Diabetes and wound healing 2017-07-19
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- peripheral disorder occurring twice as often in diabetic patients versus non diabetic.
- diabetes type 1 disorder where beta cells are destroyed.
- membrane that becomes thickened in capillaries.
- cells found in Islets of Langerhan release insulin into blood.
- these thrive on increased glucose available in the blood stream.
- frequent urination
- haemoglobin with a higher affinity for oxygen.
- can be a complication of non-healing wounds.
- diabetes type 2 insulin produced but body is ________to effects.
- risk factor for development of limb cellulitis.
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- affects the ability of neutrophils and macrophages to function.
- develop as a result of autonomic neuropathy.
- phase that is impaired due to a lack of leukocytes and narrowing of vessel walls.
- a risk factor associated with reoccurrence of ulcers.
- damaged swollen and deformed joints leading to deformity and formation foot ulcers.
- ___________ability to produce collagen is impaired due to lack of oxygenation of wound bed.
- contributing factor to impaired healing of foot ulcers.
- excessive thirst
- condition which predisposes patients to poor wound healing.
- these can cause oedema and destroy new extracellular matrix.
- Insulin is a __________ that regulates uptake of glucose.
- strength of collagen impaired in poor wound healing.
22 Clues: excessive thirst • frequent urination • develop as a result of autonomic neuropathy. • can be a complication of non-healing wounds. • haemoglobin with a higher affinity for oxygen. • membrane that becomes thickened in capillaries. • risk factor for development of limb cellulitis. • strength of collagen impaired in poor wound healing. • ...
‘Year in’ type 2 diabetes: epidemiology, aetiology and treatment 2017-08-02
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- In the DEVOTE study, degludec was _________ to glargine in regard to severe hypoglycaemia in type 2 diabetic patients with high cardiovascular risk.
- The ______trial reported that bariatric surgery plus intensive medical therapy was superior to the latter alone in improving glycaemic control, cardiovascular risk factors and quality of life after 5 years in moderate- and severely-obese patients with type 2 diabetes.
- Degludec is an an _______acting insulin.
- The _________ study demonstrates that empagliflozin reduces the risk of non-fatal myocardial infarction and cardiovascular death and slows the progression of diabetic kidney disease.
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- In middle-income countries, diabetes accounts for one-____ of all deaths in adult patients.
- In _______, semaglutide lowered cardiovascular death and non-fatal events in patients with type 2 diabetes.
- Reduced _______ adipose tissue storage capacity is a key determinant of insulin-resistance and that this link is mediated by specific and multiple genetic factors.
- In middle- and low-income countries (>25%), mortality is ____-times higher amongst those with vs those without diabetes.
- In more affluent countries, recent studies demonstrate a ____ in all-cause mortality and the incidence of cardiovascular complications in patients with type 2 diabetes.
- In the ________ study, liraglutide lowered cardiovascular death and non-fatal events in patients with type 2 diabetes.
- _______ reported a cardiovascular benefit for canagliflozin.
11 Clues: Degludec is an an _______acting insulin. • _______ reported a cardiovascular benefit for canagliflozin. • In middle-income countries, diabetes accounts for one-____ of all deaths in adult patients. • In _______, semaglutide lowered cardiovascular death and non-fatal events in patients with type 2 diabetes. • ...
DIABETES ONE 2017-07-03
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- Intestinal hormones that augment insulin secretion in response to nutrients
- As a patients HbA1c level approaches the normal range, ...... takes on greater importance in determining HbA1c
- Which incretin is responsible for the incretin effect? Incretin hormones produce the incretin effect, which accounts for 50-70% of total insulin release following oral glucose administration
- Which class of oral Diabetes medication has a primary mechanism of action that increases insulin sensitivity
- One of the macrovascular complications common in individuals with diabetes which is responsible for 50-80% of diabetes related deaths
- One of the classic 3 P's diabetes symptoms that has to do with excessive thirst
- One of the Microvascular complications unique to individuals with diabetes is the leading cause of end stage renal disease (Kidney Failure)
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- This is defined as occuring when cells in the body including liver, skeletal, muscle, and adipose fat tissue become less sensitive and eventually resistant to insulin
- Drugs that prevent complete glucose reabsorption from the glomerular filtrate back to the blood stream
- How much is the benefit of a 1% reduction in mean HbA1c when it comes to deaths related to diabetes in percentage terms
- C-peptide is calculated to check capability of Beta cell function. The ......... C-peptide levels are the more capable Beta cells are
11 Clues: Intestinal hormones that augment insulin secretion in response to nutrients • One of the classic 3 P's diabetes symptoms that has to do with excessive thirst • Drugs that prevent complete glucose reabsorption from the glomerular filtrate back to the blood stream • ...
Footcare 2018-03-15
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- Trying to ____ corns or calluses off your feet can lead to infection.
- Wear shoes and _____ that fit well.
- Break in new shoes ____.
- If you have difficulty seeing the bottom of your feet, use a _____ or have somebody help you.
- Get ____ treatment for foot problems.
- Ask your ___ to check your feet at every visit.
- ____ you put on your shoes, check for rocks or rough spots.
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- A minor foot injury can become a ______.
- Inspect your feet at least ____ a day.
- Make sure you ___ your feet well before putting shoes on.
- Diabetes can interfere with your bodies ability to fight ___.
- Diabetes can damage the _____ vessels in your feet.
- Diabetes damages _____ endings in your feet.
13 Clues: Break in new shoes ____. • Wear shoes and _____ that fit well. • Get ____ treatment for foot problems. • Inspect your feet at least ____ a day. • A minor foot injury can become a ______. • Diabetes damages _____ endings in your feet. • Ask your ___ to check your feet at every visit. • Diabetes can damage the _____ vessels in your feet. • ...
Homeostasis 2023-03-03
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- body response due to drop in temperature
- waste product that should be removed from body
- the process of maintaining a constant environment in the body
- response of blood vessels when body temp is too high
- symptom of diabetes
- when more water reaches the bladder the urine will be more
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- part of the brain that maintains homeostasis
- insulin is produced here
- response of blood vessels when body temp is too low
- the part of the brain that controls homeoastasis is this size
- type of diabetes where the pancreas doesnt produce any insulin
- a factor that can potentially be a risk to developing diabetes
- hormone produced by hypothalamus to regulate water
13 Clues: symptom of diabetes • insulin is produced here • body response due to drop in temperature • part of the brain that maintains homeostasis • waste product that should be removed from body • hormone produced by hypothalamus to regulate water • response of blood vessels when body temp is too low • response of blood vessels when body temp is too high • ...
SISTEM EKSRESI MANUSIA 2025-04-28
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- arunia adalah kegagalan ginjal sehingga tidak dapat membuat
- penyebab radang secara umum adalah reaksi alergi terhadap racun yang dilepaskan oleh bakteri
- air dan natrium berakumulasi dalam tubuh menyebabkan
- batu ginjal terbentuk karena adanya endapan
- suntikan hormon yang diberikan kepada penderita yang tidak sadarkan diri dinamakan
- diabetes mellitus adalah kelainan pada ginjal karena adanya gula dalam urine yang disebabkan oleh hormon
- apa salah satu cara untuk menghilangkan batu ginjal
- paru paru berfungsi sebagai alat
- apa cairan yang di hasilkan dari proses reabsor
- air dapat menumpuk di sekitar
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- sel² yang berperan untuk menentukan warna kulit adalah
- suhu tubuh diatur oleh pusat pengatur panas di
- apa salah satu upaya untuk mengendalikan diabetes insipidus
- dimana terjadinya penguapan cairan dalam bentuk keringat
- uren adalah salah satu zat hasil perombakan
- penyakit yang disebabkan oleh infeksi virus hepatatis B dan C adalah
- apa protein yang bermanfaat bagi manusia dan berfungsi untuk mencegah agar cairan tidak terlalu banyak keluar dari darah adalah
- penderita gagal ginjal sementara dapat di tolong dengan alat
- apa salah satu penyebab terjadinya diabetes insipidus
- darah dan protein tetap tinggal di dalam kapiler darah karena tidak dapat menembus pori pori
20 Clues: air dapat menumpuk di sekitar • paru paru berfungsi sebagai alat • uren adalah salah satu zat hasil perombakan • batu ginjal terbentuk karena adanya endapan • suhu tubuh diatur oleh pusat pengatur panas di • apa cairan yang di hasilkan dari proses reabsor • apa salah satu cara untuk menghilangkan batu ginjal • air dan natrium berakumulasi dalam tubuh menyebabkan • ...
salud 2023-08-14
Unit Review - Chronic Disease 2013-04-18
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- which type of diabetes is most common
- machine that resets an abnormal heart rhythm
- Blocked arteries and no oxygen causes what
- "Lousy"
- what do you normally need to inject into you if you have type 1 diabetes
- when happens to your heart in a cardiac arrest
- another name for type 1 diabetes
- What should you feed a diabetic person when they need food
- when a cancer grows to another part of the body
- what do you call everytime there is an incident
- Dangerous type of cancer
- procedure in which they take a piece of tissue for testing
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- when the blood sugar is too low
- most common type of pain for heart diseases
- "healthy"
- what procedure involves chest compressions?
- a test in which you gie glucose samples to determine how quickly it can clear from the blood
- the cardiovascular system is made of what 2 things
- causes cancer
- Non dangerous type of cancer
- when the body cant tell the difference between antigen and healthy cells
- number sunscreen you should wear at least
- procedure used to test for cancer/diseases (normally females)
- how often should you apply sunscreen
- two types of radiation
25 Clues: "Lousy" • "healthy" • causes cancer • two types of radiation • Dangerous type of cancer • Non dangerous type of cancer • when the blood sugar is too low • another name for type 1 diabetes • how often should you apply sunscreen • which type of diabetes is most common • number sunscreen you should wear at least • Blocked arteries and no oxygen causes what • ...
Nutrición de Precisión en la genómica de las ECVs 2025-04-14
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- Haplotipo definido por secuencia G-T-G-A en ALOX5AP.
- Wiki que recopila información médica sobre variantes genéticas.
- Estudio español sobre dieta mediterránea y ECV.
- Variante en KCNJ11 asociada a diabetes.
- Polifenol del aceite de oliva con efecto antioxidante.
- SNP en FTO con mayor asociación a obesidad.
- Variante en ADD1 que aumenta hipertensión (alelo T).
- Variante asociada a muerte cardíaca súbita en europeos.
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- Gen cuyos haplotipos HapA y HapB vinculan a infarto.
- Ratón deficiente en apolipoproteína E para aterosclerosis.
- SNP en AGTR1 con riesgo 7.3x de hipertensión (genotipo CC).
- Células mononucleares de sangre periférica usadas en estudios genómicos.
- Navegador genómico del EMBL-EBI para análisis de variantes.
- Base de datos del NCBI especializada en polimorfismos de nucleótido único.:.
- Gen neurotrófico que regula ingesta alimentaria.
- Gen con SNP rs9939609 vinculado a obesidad mórbida.
- Proteína inflamatoria medida en orina para riesgo de ECV.
- SNP en 9p21 relacionado con diabetes.
- Línea celular de riñón usada en electrofisiología cardíaca.
- SNP en 9p21 que duplica el riesgo de enfermedad cardíaca.
- SNP en gen FGB que sextuplica riesgo de aterosclerosis (genotipo TT).
- SNP en APOA2 que incrementa IMC (genotipo CC).
- SNP en TCF7L2 que duplica riesgo de diabetes.
23 Clues: SNP en 9p21 relacionado con diabetes. • Variante en KCNJ11 asociada a diabetes. • SNP en FTO con mayor asociación a obesidad. • SNP en TCF7L2 que duplica riesgo de diabetes. • SNP en APOA2 que incrementa IMC (genotipo CC). • Estudio español sobre dieta mediterránea y ECV. • Gen neurotrófico que regula ingesta alimentaria. • ...
Chronic Illness 2017-10-23
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- the state of being free from illness or injury.
- Helps doctors know you have a certain illness or disorder.
- (two types of this illness and one is caused by unhealthy eating choices.
- reduction of the total body mass, due to a mean loss of fluid, body fat and many other factors.
- caused by genetics (born with it).
- _______ makes your insulin.
- the pancreas makes this to help digest your glucose.
- The amount of compounds of carbon.
- This helps you know how much insulin to take.
- Test your blood sugar before and after each ______.
- normal blood sugar is from 4 to ___.
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- Your appetite for food is extremely high
- caused by unhealthy eating choices.
- type one diabetes is_______.
- When testing your blood, it sucks your blood into the device.
- This device helps when you've passed out from you blood sugar being to low.
- The place where the glucose enters.
- If your blood sugar is under ____ you shouldn't be driving
- The factors that you may or may not have the illness.
- ___% of Canadians have type one diabetes.
20 Clues: _______ makes your insulin. • type one diabetes is_______. • caused by genetics (born with it). • The amount of compounds of carbon. • caused by unhealthy eating choices. • The place where the glucose enters. • normal blood sugar is from 4 to ___. • Your appetite for food is extremely high • ___% of Canadians have type one diabetes. • ...
Lemon's Fruitful Crossword 2019-02-28
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- recognizes infected human cells and cancer cells
- gives you healthy skin and good vision
- body's defense against disease
- good motivating stress
- 53% of teens are using this
- more than 1/5 of students report this
- when plague builds up on artery walls
- percentage of body fat
- average life span of an American
- most common type of pathogen
- this many lives can be saved if everyone washed their hands properly
- asthma is a ______ disease.
- 95% of vaping substance is used in this
- diabetes in the_______cause of death in the world.
- 2.1 million teen are doing this
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- the acronym for cancer
- white blood cells that are responsible for engulfing foreign particles
- chronic disease that affects the way the body converts food into energy
- this should be over one hundred
- 23% of Americans from ages 20-74 have this
- disease that is from hereditary or lifestyle choices
- diabetes is the fastest growing______disease in country
- first in your third line of defense
- nutrients that help chemical reactions take place in the body
- process by which your body takes in and uses food
- state of mental strain/tension resulting from adverse/very demanding circumstances
26 Clues: the acronym for cancer • good motivating stress • percentage of body fat • 53% of teens are using this • asthma is a ______ disease. • most common type of pathogen • body's defense against disease • this should be over one hundred • 2.1 million teen are doing this • average life span of an American • first in your third line of defense • more than 1/5 of students report this • ...
Blake's Baffling Banger BOIIIIII 2019-02-28
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- Combination of mental, physical and social
- found in many animal foods such as meat and diary products
- A common symptom in Heart attack
- Fastest growing teen disease
- A common symptom of stroke
- Letter N of caution
- This percent of Americans have hypertension from age 20-74
- One of the bodies first line of defense
- provide energy and help use vitamins more effectively
- Bodies most common first line of defense
- Nutrition that helps you build and repair body.
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- High blood pressure that can damage blood vessels and other organs.
- The amount of sleep a teen should get
- Endurance Makes heart more efficient, Burns fat.
- Most common communicable disease
- A disease that destroys brain cells, causing thinking and behavior issues
- The average life span
- This causes Stomach issues, strep throat
- This percent of teens vapes
- Number one best super food, cures 10,000 times more than chemo does
- Biggest part of the Physical side of the triangle
- line of defense associated with eyes
- Leading cause of death in the world
- symptom of diabetes
- This many major types of diabetes
25 Clues: Letter N of caution • symptom of diabetes • The average life span • A common symptom of stroke • This percent of teens vapes • Fastest growing teen disease • Most common communicable disease • A common symptom in Heart attack • This many major types of diabetes • Leading cause of death in the world • line of defense associated with eyes • The amount of sleep a teen should get • ...
Chronic Illness 2017-10-23
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- the state of being free from illness or injury.
- caused by genetics (born with it).
- This device helps when you've passed out from you blood sugar being to low.
- Helps doctors know you have a certain illness or disorder.
- type one diabetes is_______.
- The factors that you may or may not have the illness.
- ___% of Canadians have type one diabetes.
- caused by unhealthy eating choices.
- This helps you know how much insulin to take.
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- the pancreas makes this to help digest your glucose.
- _______ makes your insulin.
- The place where the glucose enters.
- reduction of the total body mass, due to a mean loss of fluid, body fat and many other factors.
- If your blood sugar is under ____ you shouldn't be driving
- Your appetite for food is extremely high
- normal blood sugar is from 4 to ___.
- (two types of this illness and one is caused by unhealthy eating choices.
- When testing your blood, it sucks your blood into the device.
- The amount of compounds of carbon.
- Test your blood sugar before and after each ______.
20 Clues: _______ makes your insulin. • type one diabetes is_______. • caused by genetics (born with it). • The amount of compounds of carbon. • The place where the glucose enters. • caused by unhealthy eating choices. • normal blood sugar is from 4 to ___. • Your appetite for food is extremely high • ___% of Canadians have type one diabetes. • ...
Pancreas, Glucagon, and Insulin 2025-02-19
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- Organ/gland responsible for glucagon secretion
- Creation of glucose from other sources
- Stimulation type that triggers the pancreas to secrete insulin due to changes of glucose levels in the blood stream
- Copious urine output and dehydration, signs of Diabetes Mellitus
- Polysaccharide broken down into glucose in the liver
- Acronym for the disease outcome of hyposecretion and/or hyperactivity of insulin
- Excessive huger/food consumption and sign of Diabetes Mellitus
- Creation of glucose molecules from liver stored glycogen
- Inhibitor of glycogenolysis & gluconeogenesis
- Once consumed, the cell converts glucose into____
- Stimulation type that triggers the pancreas to secrete insulin via the Vagus Nerve
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- Stimulation of glucagon secretion
- Excessive thirst and sign of Diabetes Mellitus
- Hormonal stimulation for pancreas __/__to release glucagon
- Other than glycogenolysis/gluconeogenesis, when would glucose levels rise in the blood stream?
- Hormone responsible for raising blood serum levels of glucose
- Inhibitor of glucagon secretion
- Stimulation type that triggers the pancreas to secrete when Glucagon is present in the blood stream
- Stimulation of insulin secretion
- Exocrine function of the pancreas release of enzyme rich juices
- Major target tissues of insulin ____/____
- Type of homeostatic feedback loop
- Main target tissue of Glucagon
23 Clues: Main target tissue of Glucagon • Inhibitor of glucagon secretion • Stimulation of insulin secretion • Stimulation of glucagon secretion • Type of homeostatic feedback loop • Creation of glucose from other sources • Major target tissues of insulin ____/____ • Inhibitor of glycogenolysis & gluconeogenesis • Excessive thirst and sign of Diabetes Mellitus • ...
Endocrine 2024-01-24
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- when one hormone opposes another
- Diabetes _____ is too little ADH
- stimulates breast milk production
- when the combined effect of two hormones together is amplified
- releases hormones to control the anterior pituitary
- when one hormone has to have another present to exert its full effect
- suppresses melatonin secretion
- hormones act only on cells that have a ____ for them
- cells that make insulin
- act within the same tissue but affect cell types other than those releasing them
- stimulates childbirth
- glands that regulate calcium balance
- regulate the function of the ovaries and testes
- increased _____ is a symptom of diabetes mellitus but not insipidus
- most hormones are made from these
- diabetes ____ is when there isn't insulin or insulin can't be used well
- cells that make glucagon
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- receptors for water soluble hormones are located here
- the zona that produces cortisol
- exocrine glands have these
- exert their effects on the same cells that secrete them
- syndrome with moon face and buffalo hump
- too much growth hormone in childhood can cause this
- the zona that produces aldosterone
- remove water soluble hormones from the blood quickly
- gland that produces melatonin
- steroid hormones are ____ soluble
- prevents wide swings in water balance
- nutrient needed for thyroid hormone production
- main stimulus for cortisol secretion
- the part of the pituitary that makes ADH and oxytocin
- increasing the number of receptors on a target cell
- the major hormone secreted by the thyroid
- stimulates Na+ absorption
- stimulates release of ACTH
- In Type I diabetes mellitus, this is absent
- endocrine glands produce these
- site of epinephrine release
- cell type that makes thyroglobulin
- how hormones travel to target tissues
- a target of growth hormone
41 Clues: stimulates childbirth • cells that make insulin • cells that make glucagon • stimulates Na+ absorption • exocrine glands have these • stimulates release of ACTH • a target of growth hormone • site of epinephrine release • gland that produces melatonin • suppresses melatonin secretion • endocrine glands produce these • the zona that produces cortisol • when one hormone opposes another • ...
USC Diabetes Lecture 2021-03-29
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- You notice that HJ seems more forgetful than she was a few years ago. Her daughter also notices her mom sometimes forgets she even has diabetes or that she needs to take medicines. She could be experiencing ________ impairment as a consequence of hypoglycemia.
- This category of complications includes retinopathy and neuropathy, and generally occurs late in the disease and is dependent on the level of hyperglycemia.
- HJ is taking aspirin for ______ prevention of cardiovascular disease.
- Based on HJ’s PMH and labs, what medical condition does she have that might make her A1C inaccurate?
- Which of HJs medications is being used to treat diabetic neuropathy?
- Using shared decision making, HJ decided she would like to trial a GLP-1 agonist. Which of her current medications should be stopped prior to starting a GLP-1 agonist?
- This GLP-1 agonist is currently being tested to determine if it has benefits on renal function in patients with CKD.
- The CREDENCE trial showed that patients with CKD treated with this diabetes medication had improvements in renal function.
- HJ reports taking this medication differently than prescribed.
- Which of HJs medications has the highest hypoglycemia risk?
- Which of HJs meals has the highest carbohydrate content?
- Which of HJ’s labs values shows she has albuminuria?
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- Which of HJs diabetes medications may be unsafe to continue in light of her recent hip fracture?
- A patient suffering from autonomic neuropathy may suffer from ______ unawareness.
- ______ hypotension is defined as a drop in SBP by >20mmHg or DBP >10 mmHg upon standing.
- If HJ wanted to trial duloxetine for her neuropathy which of her medications would need to be tapered off?
- Which of HJ’s disease states could lead to medication non-adherence?
- This tool is used during a foot exam to screen for diabetic neuropathy.
- In patients with neuropathy a foot infection that does not heal can lead to ____.
- Which of HJs vaccination series is up to date and does not require additional action?
- HJ tells you she has not seen a dentist in over 2 years. You recommend she goes to her dentist to screen for _____ disease.
- What intensity stain is HJ currently taking?
- What intensity statin is HJ indicated for?
- Which of HJs medications has an indication for her albuminuria?
- When talking to HJ she decided she wants to increase her exercise to 30 minutes five days a week by the end of the month. This is an example of a _____ goal.
25 Clues: What intensity statin is HJ indicated for? • What intensity stain is HJ currently taking? • Which of HJ’s labs values shows she has albuminuria? • Which of HJs meals has the highest carbohydrate content? • Which of HJs medications has the highest hypoglycemia risk? • HJ reports taking this medication differently than prescribed. • ...
Class Crossword: Diabetes 2026-03-11
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- Type of insulin used to stabilize blood glucose in-between meals
- Disease that can be diagnosed by decreased C-peptide levels
- Inactive form of insulin that is stored in beta cells
- Drug class that stimulates SUR1, but does not contain sulfur
- Scientific term for fasting state
- drug that acts on both SGLT1 and SGLT2
- Cell surface transporter regulated by insulin
- Brand name for empagliflozin
- what class acts directly on the pancreas but does not require glucose
- Hormone that slows gastric emptying and promotes satiety
- carries a black box warning for thyroid c-cell tumors
- derivative of phenylalanine
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- Cell type that produces glucagon
- Analog of human amylin
- pathological accumulation of ketone bodies causing metabolic change in blood pH
- Cell type that produces amylin
- This drug inhibits both SGLT1 and SGLT2
- Inactive fragment of the insulin molecule
- Rapid-acting insulin with amino acid reversal at B28-B29
- drug class that targets transcriptional regulation of metabolism
- Generic name for Actos
- Primary endocrine organ that regulates glucose concentrations?
- increases GLUT4 expression on cell membranes
- SO2NH portion of the sulfonylurea pharmacophore
- Autoimmune disorder resulting in hyperglycemia
25 Clues: Analog of human amylin • Generic name for Actos • derivative of phenylalanine • Brand name for empagliflozin • Cell type that produces amylin • Cell type that produces glucagon • Scientific term for fasting state • drug that acts on both SGLT1 and SGLT2 • This drug inhibits both SGLT1 and SGLT2 • Inactive fragment of the insulin molecule • ...
Diabetes Mellitus 1 2026-01-27
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- Skin finding associated with dehydration
- Constitutively present in the sarcolemmal membrane of for basal glucose uptake.
- Voltage-gated __ channels open in response to cell depolarization
- Primary fuel source of muscles in the absence of insulin
- Term for when non-resorbed glucose in kidney tubules prevents water from being resorbed, leading to dehydration
- This region on chromosome 6 confers the strongest genetic risk for DM1
- Inhibited by increased levels of CoA, resulting in decreased fatty acid oxidation
- This treatment option exhibits no pronounced peak and has a lower risk of nocturnal hypoglycemia
- Respiration pattern often exhibited by patients in DKA
- Metabolic clearance of this product is reduced by 42% in people with DM1 compared to healthy controls.
- __ risk factors play a strong role in whether someone who is genetically susceptible goes on to develop DM1
- This organ disposes of over 50% of ingested glucose postprandially
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- Metabolic process entered by the products of ketolysis
- ATP-sensitive __ channels close in response to elevated ATP, causing membrane depolarization.
- This pathway doubles the efficacy of Ca2+ on insulin release independent of further changes in intracellular [Ca2+]
- Rate limiting enzyme of ketolysis
- In adipose tissue, decreased blood flow is associated with __ insulin sensitivity
- This treatment option must be administered within 15 minutes before, or immediately after a meal
- Rate limiting enzyme of ketogenesis
- This treatment option is usually administered twice daily and peaks 4-8 hours after administration
- Phosphorylated in the presence of insulin, triggering the conversion of acetyle CoA to malonyl CoA
- When the going gets tough, turn to __
- __ of insulin-containing secretory granules is triggered by increased [Ca2+]
23 Clues: Rate limiting enzyme of ketolysis • Rate limiting enzyme of ketogenesis • When the going gets tough, turn to __ • Skin finding associated with dehydration • Metabolic process entered by the products of ketolysis • Respiration pattern often exhibited by patients in DKA • Primary fuel source of muscles in the absence of insulin • ...
Patología ambiental 2021-11-10
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- Segunda fase de una lesión ateroesclerótica
- Principal causa de cáncer de pulmón, boca, garganta, laringe y/o esófago
- Droga mayormente asociada en infarto al miocardio
- Principal característica en sangre de un paciente con diabetes mellitus
- Parada cardíaca que se produce inesperadamente y de forma repentina en personas que aparentemente gozan de un buen estado de salud
- Principal factor de riesgo modificable en diabetes mellitus
- Muerte del músculo cardíaco por una isquemia prolongada
- Tipo de necrosis presente principalmente en extremidades de pacientes que padecen diabetes mellitus
- Principal causa modificable de cirrosis en los seres humanos
- Trastornos causados por exposición a agentes químicos y físicos presentes en el ambiente
- Órgano que sintetiza insulina
- Factor de riesgo modificable que mejora la resistencia, condición física y previene patologías ambientales
- Es el engrosamiento de la pared arterial, literalmente «endurecimiento de las arterias»
- Hormona liberada en como respuesta a la presencia de glucosa en sangre
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- Variante arterioloesclerótica que se caracteriza por presentar un engrosamiento concéntrico laminado («en piel de cebolla»)
- Patogenia de infarto de miocardio
- Dolor o molestia en el pecho debido a insuficiente irrigación sanguínea al músculo cardiaco
- Personas más propensas a tener reacciones farmacológicas adversas
- Ingestión inadecuada de proteínas y calorías o deficiencia en la digestión o absorción de las proteínas
- Principal causa modificable de diabetes mellitus tipo II
- Principal afección crónica asociada al engrosamiento de la pared arterial
- Causa de muerte más prevenible en los seres humanos
- Tipo de dieta con mayor probabilidad para desarrollar un ateroma
- Tipo de arterioesclerosis que se caracteriza por calcificaciones de la pared media de las arterias musculares
- Mayor causa individual de muerte en todo el mundo
25 Clues: Órgano que sintetiza insulina • Patogenia de infarto de miocardio • Segunda fase de una lesión ateroesclerótica • Droga mayormente asociada en infarto al miocardio • Mayor causa individual de muerte en todo el mundo • Causa de muerte más prevenible en los seres humanos • Muerte del músculo cardíaco por una isquemia prolongada • ...
Gestational Diabetes 2021-10-14
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- What is something you can manage to reduce your risk of developing type 2 diabetes after pregnancy?
- High blood sugar
- Glycogen breakdown
- A hormone that removes glucose from the blood and brings it to cells throughout the body
- Blood sugar of 130mg/dL would be high or low?
- What is something you can eat to reduce your risk of gestational diabetes?
- Low blood sugar
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- Something that increases a person's risk of developing an illness or disease
- Stored form of glucose
- A form of high blood sugar affecting pregnant women during the 2nd and/or 3rd trimester
- You should get this checked 6-12 weeks after birth and again every 1-3 years
- Blood sugar of 70mg/dL would be high or low?
12 Clues: Low blood sugar • High blood sugar • Glycogen breakdown • Stored form of glucose • Blood sugar of 70mg/dL would be high or low? • Blood sugar of 130mg/dL would be high or low? • What is something you can eat to reduce your risk of gestational diabetes? • Something that increases a person's risk of developing an illness or disease • ...
Patología ambiental 2024-04-20
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- Polipéptido insulinotropo dependendiente de glucosa (GIP) y péptido 1 similar a glucagón (GLP-1)
- Sustancia que causa alegría, euforia desinhición y aumento de energía
- Tipo de infarto que es una de las principales complicaciones de las ateroesclerosis que afecta al cerebro
- Realizarlo durante 30 minutos al día y con regularidad
- Esclerosis cortical que causa pseud parálisis cerebral, cuadros psicóticos variables y pérdida neuronal
- Evitar el consumo de alcohol y __
- Consumir una dieta baja en __
- Tipo de infarto que causa muerte de músculo cardíaco por isquemia grave y prolongada
- Causa predominante de la cardiopatía isquémica
- Diabetes que se caracteriza por ser una enfermadad autoinmunitaria desarrollada por la destrucción de los islotes por células efectoras
- Enfermedad esclusiva de pacientes alcohólicos o por ingesta crónica de vino tinto
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- Consumo de frutas y _
- La edad el sexo masculino, herencia, genética son factores
- Acumulación preferentemente intracelular de lípidos
- Tipo de infarto que afecta a todo el espesor de la pared ventricular
- Es una reacción inflamatoria crónica de la pared de las arterias
- El 90% se asocia a ‐------ de las coronarias
- Sx ocasionado por el déficit de vitamina b1
- Son un grupo de transtornos metabólicos que comparten la hiperglucemia
- Los aneurismas ateroescleroticos, sifíliticos, congénitos, ventriculaes son de tipo
- Tipo de angina mas común que mejora con el reposo
- Reducir esto disminuye la probabilidad de padecer diabetes
- Droga estimulante y muy adictiva que se usa para fines recreativos
- Hormona anabÓlica más potente con muchos efectos sintéticos y promotores del crecimiento
- Diabetes juvenil de inicio en la madurez por mutación en el HFN4A
25 Clues: Consumo de frutas y _ • Consumir una dieta baja en __ • Evitar el consumo de alcohol y __ • Sx ocasionado por el déficit de vitamina b1 • El 90% se asocia a ‐------ de las coronarias • Causa predominante de la cardiopatía isquémica • Tipo de angina mas común que mejora con el reposo • Acumulación preferentemente intracelular de lípidos • ...
MTA111 Chapter 12 Endocrine System 2026-04-29
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- T3 and T4 both raise the body's ____.
- A lack of iodine in the diet can cause
- The term that means "no known cause"
- Hormones that cause inflammation following tissue injury
- A complication of diabetes that causes damage to the kidneys
- Complication of diabetes that affects nerves
- Another name for T4, or tetraiodothyronine
- Gonads and ____ glands occur in pairs.
- Shakiness, anxiety, tachycardia, diarrhea, and unexplained weight loss are symptoms of
- The main mineralocorticoid hormone is
- A substance used to suppress inflammation
- The hormone that lowers blood glucose levels
- The hormone that stimulates the adrenal glands to produce corticosteroids
- The word element meaning "many" or "much"
- Which chemical element is required by the thyroid?
- The thymus is located in which region of the body?
- The combining form that refers to the adrenal glands
- Tremors, seizures, confusion, impaired function, and loss of consciousness are symptoms of
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- The word root that means "thirst"
- Hormone that increases urine production
- The prefix that means "self" or "same"
- An autoimmune disease that destroys insulin producing cells in the pancreas is which type of diabetes?
- Low blood sugar
- Clusters of endocrine cells in the pancreas are called Islets of
- Bulging of the eyeballs as seen with Graves' disease
- The hormone that raises blood glucose levels
- A complication of diabetes that can damage vision
- The syndrome caused by hypersecretion of cortisol
- Gland that secretes serotonin during the day and melatonin at night
- The combing form meaning "cortex", or outer region of an organ
- The combining form meaning "peak" or "highest point"
- The suffix -itis means
- The suffix that means "turning", "change" or "to stimulate"
- Enlargement of the thyroid gland
- The suffix meaning "enlargement"
- A deficiency of growth hormone can cause pituitary ___.
36 Clues: Low blood sugar • The suffix -itis means • Enlargement of the thyroid gland • The suffix meaning "enlargement" • The word root that means "thirst" • The term that means "no known cause" • T3 and T4 both raise the body's ____. • The main mineralocorticoid hormone is • A lack of iodine in the diet can cause • The prefix that means "self" or "same" • ...
Medicamentos Chile 2020-09-22
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- Es una sulfonilurea que actúa estimulando el tejido pancreático para secretar insulina, para tratar diabetes.
- Sulfona utilizada para el tratamiento de la dermatitis herpetiforme
- Es una crema retinoide tópica que se utiliza en el tratamiento del acné vulgar.
- Crema tópica antifungica
- Es un medicamento antidiabético oral de la clase de las sulfonilureas de segunda generación
- Tto. del síndrome de intestino irritable
- Fármaco con presentación en cápsulas, que se utiliza para tratar y combatir los casos del acné severo
- Es un medicamento bactericida y antiséptico de uso tópico
- Bactericida de amplio expectro
- Capsulas blandas para el tratamiento del acne
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- Esta sustancia es un medicamento indicado para el tratamiento tópico de la psoriasis vulgar
- Terapia hepática y biliar. Anticolelitiásico.
- Fármaco perteneciente a la familia de las gliflozinas que se indica en el tratamiento de la diabetes tipo 2
- Sirve para aumentar la producción de insulina defectuosa en el cuerpo humano, para controlar la diabetes.
- Fármaco de tipo alcaloide sintético anticolinérgico y procinético usado como medicamento analgésico y antiespasmódico para tratar principalmente trastornos gástricos e intestinales.
- Vitamina D3. Vitamina D es importante para la absorción de calcio del estómago y para la función de calcio en el cuerpo. Es usado para tratar hipertiroidismo.
- Es un antimicótico poliénico ampliamente eficaz en el tratamiento de infecciones producidas por especies de Candida
- antibiótico del grupo de las tetraciclinas que previene el crecimiento y propagación de las bacterias Gram positivas (+) y Gram negativas (-). Se usa en el tratamiento de neumonía.
- Es un antibiótico del grupo de las cefalosporinas de cuarta generación.
- Es un oligosacárido que se obtiene del Actinoplanes utahensis utilizado como medicamento para tratar la diabetes mellitus tipo 2
20 Clues: Crema tópica antifungica • Bactericida de amplio expectro • Tto. del síndrome de intestino irritable • Terapia hepática y biliar. Anticolelitiásico. • Capsulas blandas para el tratamiento del acne • Es un medicamento bactericida y antiséptico de uso tópico • Sulfona utilizada para el tratamiento de la dermatitis herpetiforme • ...
Endocrine Disorders 2024-04-30
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- Type 2 DM is characterized by insulin ________
- Complication of DM with BG > 600 and commonly in Type 2 DM
- Temperature in Thyroid Storm
- Exopthalmos and goiter are signs of this disorder
- Patients with Addison's Disease may have skin that is ______
- What you must do in order to take someone off of glucocorticoids to prevent adrenal insufficiency
- Excess of Growth Hormone occurring after puberty
- High blood sugar in the morning due to cortisol, which can cause hyperglycemia in diabetics
- Type 1 Diabetes is an ___________ disorder
- A disorder of excess cortisol.
- Cushing's can cause this problem in the bones
- Extremely low thyroid hormone levels causes this, symptoms including hypothermia and hypotension
- Cells that produce insulin
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- Gland where Thyrotropin releasing Hormone acts on
- Stimulates the release of T3 and T4
- Type 1 DM complication involving Kussmaul's breathing and dehydration
- Thyroid hormones play a role in energy processing and chemical reactions, known as __________.
- Macrovascular complication of diabetes involving plaque buildup in vessels
- Short stature d/t growth hormone deficiency
- Hormone that raises blood glucose
- When a patient goes hypoglycemic at night, so they shoot up in blood sugar in the morning to compensate.
- Patients with Addison's Disease should carry this in case of emergency
- Test checking blood sugar management over the past 3 months
- Microvascular complication of diabetes involving vision loss
- Disorder of hyperthyroidism with autoimmune origin.
- What happens to blood sugar in Cushing's Disease
- Signs include hyperthermia, diaphoresis, and high fever
- Type 1 Diabetes treatment requires _________.
- Sign of Cushings involving swelling of the face
29 Clues: Cells that produce insulin • Temperature in Thyroid Storm • A disorder of excess cortisol. • Hormone that raises blood glucose • Stimulates the release of T3 and T4 • Type 1 Diabetes is an ___________ disorder • Short stature d/t growth hormone deficiency • Type 1 Diabetes treatment requires _________. • Cushing's can cause this problem in the bones • ...
SMALL REVISION OF VA 2024-01-04
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- Diabetes happens due to Insulin Deficiency and Insulin_______________ (Fill in the Blank )
- To assess the efficacy, insulin dose, safety and immunogenicity when people with type 1 diabetes mellitus switched between MYL-1501D and reference insulin glargine- Name of the Study is
- A Closing statement should have Own Brand Name , Indication , Number of Rx.and ____________________
- For hospitalised patients requiring IV/SC insulin therapy , choose
- 'Switch' study is a mulicentre , open lebel ,______________ ( Fill in the Blank) Group trial
- For patients uncontrolled on OADs ___________ (Fill in the Blank) with Basalog
- Biocon's Insulin Glargine approved as world's first ___________ (Fill in the Blank)insulin glargine by US FDA
- In India this Organisation approved Biocon's Insulin Glargine
- The difference between Mixtard 30/70 and Insugen Cartridge is ____________ ( Fill in the Blank ) Rs.
- This kind of Diabetes happens to pregnant women
- Ideally to initiate with Basalog - how many units we should start with?
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- While Basalog Refill is 're-usable' and Basalog One is _____________ (Fill in the Blank )
- In T2DM patients with HbA1c of 7.5% to 8.5% uncontrolled on OADs, Initiate(Name the international study for the Brand SKU)
- The Hookline for Insugen is - True ______________ ( Fill In the Blank ) in Diabetes Management
- If the HbA1c is more than 9% , the Fixing Fasting First concept comes - so initiate with
- PK and PD equivalence was demonstrated between Insugen R and Humulin -R in healthy subjects
- The Hook line for Basalog is - The Globally Trusted & _____________ (Fill in the Blank)Basalog
- Over 21 lakh patients on Insugen in last___________ ( Fill in the Blank ) years
- T2DM patients with HbA1c > 8.5 % requiring affordable Insulin therapy initiate with
- The 'SWITCH' study is accepted by which Scientific Body
20 Clues: This kind of Diabetes happens to pregnant women • The 'SWITCH' study is accepted by which Scientific Body • In India this Organisation approved Biocon's Insulin Glargine • For hospitalised patients requiring IV/SC insulin therapy , choose • Ideally to initiate with Basalog - how many units we should start with? • ...
American Diabetes Month 2025-06-11
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- When your blood sugar goes over 200mg/dl, you can become_.
- About 90% of people with diabetes have _?
- When you have diabetes, your body makes little or no _?
- An insulin _ is another way for your child to get insulin.
- A food choice that is high in fiber?
- An important tool for managing blood sugar?
- A type of exercise that can help manage blood sugar?
- When your blood sugar goes below 70mg/dl, you can become_.
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- In case of emergency, always carry some form of _?
- When _ are too high it can lead to ketoacidosis.
- _ diabetes affects about 4% of all pregnant women.
- Insulin is a hormone made by the_?
- Carbohydrates, proteins, and fats all affect your blood__?
- The act of regularly checking blood glucose levels.
14 Clues: Insulin is a hormone made by the_? • A food choice that is high in fiber? • About 90% of people with diabetes have _? • An important tool for managing blood sugar? • When _ are too high it can lead to ketoacidosis. • In case of emergency, always carry some form of _? • _ diabetes affects about 4% of all pregnant women. • ...
2025 Diabetes Competency 2025-09-14
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- A condition of low blood sugar, which can be dangerous if not treated
- A hormone produced by the pancreas that helps cells absorb glucose for energy
- A long-acting insulin used to provide a steady, basal level of insulin throughout the day
- Medication given for fetal lung maturity that increases blood glucose
- The term for a very large newborn, often seen in mothers with uncontrolled gestational diabetes
- this is the amount of carbs the patient states they will be eating
- The primary form of sugar in the blood that is the main source of energy for the body's cells
- the tool used in the MAR to determine how many units of insulin to give a patient after eating
- A type of fast-acting insulin often used with meals to manage blood sugar spikes
- not eating prior to getting labs drawn is called
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- A common symptom of hyperglycemia characterized by frequent urination
- 2 hours after a patient is eaten this glucose result is called the.....
- When reviewing blood glucose orders ensure that the correct _____ is chosen
- KETOACIDOSIS: A serious complication of uncontrolled diabetes characterized by high blood sugar and ketones in the urine
- A key part of managing diabetes, which includes monitoring carbohydrate intake
- The target value for blood glucose two hours after a meal
- a condition where the body can't produce enough insulin to regulate blood sugar, often diagnosed during pregnancy
- A blood test used to screen for gestational diabetes, typically performed between weeks 24 and 28 of pregnancy
- A hormone produced in the pancreas that raises blood sugar levels, counteracting the effects of insulin
19 Clues: not eating prior to getting labs drawn is called • The target value for blood glucose two hours after a meal • this is the amount of carbs the patient states they will be eating • A common symptom of hyperglycemia characterized by frequent urination • A condition of low blood sugar, which can be dangerous if not treated • ...
Non-Insulin 2023-02-20
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- the brand name example of a daily GLP-1 agonist
- an ideal characteristic for a diabetes medication
- the brand name of an SGLT2 inhibitor commonly used in heart failure
- a common first-line oral diabetes medication, weight neutral
- potential vitamin deficiency with long-term metformin use
- what you want your patients with diabetes to lose to be healthier in most cases
- an organ that can be chronically diseased that SGLT2 inhibitors have benefit in
- how sulfonylureas affect weight
- brand name of saxagliptin
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- class of medications that have potential harm in heart failure
- the cells where sulfonylureas work on
- inhibitors work by increasing urinary glucose excretion
- brand name of the new GIP and GLP1 receptor agonist combination
- lab value that gives an average three-month reflection of blood glucose
14 Clues: brand name of saxagliptin • how sulfonylureas affect weight • the cells where sulfonylureas work on • the brand name example of a daily GLP-1 agonist • an ideal characteristic for a diabetes medication • inhibitors work by increasing urinary glucose excretion • potential vitamin deficiency with long-term metformin use • ...
DIABETES MELLITUS CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2014-07-06
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- 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 _______.
- There is a strong link between Type II Diabetes and ______.
- ___ dysfunction patients are at greater risk for hypoglycemia using meglitinides.
- Many DM drugs inhibit or suppress ___ release of glucagon by delaying gastric emptying.
- 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?
- Risk for ___________ skin integrity related to failure to rotate insulin injection site.
- Glitazones should be used with caution in patients with heart failure because these drugs can cause _______________________.
- 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.
- The pancreas produces ___ which increases plasma glucose levels. It is also administered for severe hypoglycemia.
- 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?
- Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors act on the intestine to delay the absorption of ________________.
- Thiazolidinediones (Glitazones) reduce glucose levels by increasing cellular response to circulating __________.
- 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?
- Metformin decreases liver production of glucose and enhances uptake and utilization of glucose in which type of tissue?
- Ketoacidosis, if untreated, may result in _____.
- 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.
- An overdose of insulin may lead to your patient falling into a __________.
- You have a patient that just came out of surgery who is a type II diabetic. Her blood glucose in the last three hours has not been stable. Your decide that it is best to follow the ___________ ___________ protocol and administer adjusted doses of insulin based off of her blood glucose reading every shift.
- _____________________ stimulate pancreatic insulin release in a manner similar to the Sulfonylureas.
- In treating DKA, acidosis can be sorrected using what?
- Hyperglycemia agents _____________________ the effects of insulin.
- __________ diabetes causes high blood sugar that can affect your pregnancy and your baby's health.
- 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.
- This type of drug can mask the signs of hypoglycemia.
- 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.
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- Type 1 diabetes results from the destruction of insulin-producing __________ cells.
- Sulfonylureas, Meglitinides, and Biguanides are just a few examples of what type of oral drug?
- 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?
- The actions of these hormones tell your body to release insulin after you eat.
- 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.
- 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.
- Extreme thirst, the need to urinate often, and blurry vision can be symptoms of _________________.
- Which of the sulfonylureas cannot be used to treat Type 1 Diabetes?
- Ketoacidosis causes alterations in the metabolism of both glucose and what?
- You administer NPH insulin to a patient. How long before this type of Intermediate insulin starts to peak?
- Recent data have shown that this drug can prevent the onset of Type 2 Diabetes.
- _______ acidosis condition is a serious toxic side effect of Metformin.
- Which route would you administer the insulin of the 26 year old male who is hypoglycemic.
- The most common type of diabetes. Some sources say heredity and obesity are the major factors of this type of diabetes.
39 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? • ...
DIABETES MELLITUS CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2014-07-06
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- Metformin decreases liver production of glucose and enhances uptake and utilization of glucose in which type of tissue?
- 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 _______.
- 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?
- Hyperglycemia agents _____________________ the effects of insulin.
- __________ diabetes causes high blood sugar that can affect your pregnancy and your baby's health.
- 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?
- 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.
- Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors act on the intestine to delay the absorption of ________________.
- You have a patient that just came out of surgery who is a type II diabetic. Her blood glucose in the last three hours has not been stable. Your decide that it is best to follow the ___________ ___________ protocol and administer adjusted doses of insulin based off of her blood glucose reading every shift.
- Ketoacidosis, if untreated, may result in _____.
- The pancreas produces ___ which increases plasma glucose levels. It is also administered for severe hypoglycemia.
- This condition is a serious toxic side effect of Metformin.
- Which of the sulfonylureas cannot be used to treat Type 1 Diabetes?
- Sulfonylureas, Meglitinides, and Biguanides are just a few examples of what type of oral drug?
- Risk for ___________ skin integrity related to failure to rotate insulin injection site.
- Type 1 diabetes results from the destruction of insulin-producing __________ cells.
- 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.
- Glitazones should be used with caution in patients with heart failure because these drugs can cause _______________________.
- 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.
- You administer NPH insulin to a patient. How long before this type of Intermediate insulin starts to peak?
- Which route would you administer the insulin of the 26 year old male who is hypoglycemic.
- 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.
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- Recent data have shown that this drug can prevent the onset of Type 2 Diabetes.
- Many DM drugs inhibit or suppress ___ release of glucagon by delaying gastric emptying.
- Thiazolidinediones (Glitazones) reduce glucose levels by increasing cellular response to circulating __________.
- In treating DKA, acidosis can be sorrected using what?
- An overdose of insulin may lead to your patient falling into a __________.
- 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.
- _____________________ stimulate pancreatic insulin release in a manner similar to the Sulfonylureas.
- Extreme thirst, the need to urinate often, and blurry vision can be symptoms of _________________.
- There is a strong link between Type II Diabetes and ______.
- Ketoacidosis causes alterations in the metabolism of both glucose and what?
- 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?
- 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?
- ___ dysfunction patients are at greater risk for hypoglycemia using meglitinides.
- This type of drug can mask the signs of hypoglycemia.
- The most common type of diabetes. Some sources say heredity and obesity are the major factors of this type of diabetes.
- Orinase, Glucotrol, and DiaBeta promote insulin release by the pancreas. What is the name of the drug class they belong to?
- 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.
- The actions of these hormones tell your body to release insulin after you eat.
40 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 ______. • This condition is a serious toxic side effect of Metformin. • Hyperglycemia agents _____________________ the effects of insulin. • ...
DIABETES MELLITUS CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2014-07-06
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- Ketoacidosis causes alterations in the metabolism of both glucose and what?
- 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.
- The most common type of diabetes. Some sources say heredity and obesity are the major factors of this type of diabetes.
- Risk for ___________ skin integrity related to failure to rotate insulin injection site.
- 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?
- 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?
- You administer NPH insulin to a patient. How long before this type of Intermediate insulin starts to peak?
- There is a strong link between Type II Diabetes and ______.
- 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.
- Sulfonylureas, Meglitinides, and Biguanides are just a few examples of what type of oral drug?
- _____________________ stimulate pancreatic insulin release in a manner similar to the Sulfonylureas.
- Ketoacidosis, if untreated, may result in _____.
- Many DM drugs inhibit or suppress ___ release of glucagon by delaying gastric emptying.
- You have a patient that just came out of surgery who is a type II diabetic. Her blood glucose in the last three hours has not been stable. Your decide that it is best to follow the ___________ ___________ protocol and administer adjusted doses of insulin based off of her blood glucose reading every shift.
- _______ acidosis condition is a serious toxic side effect of Metformin.
- This type of drug can mask the signs of hypoglycemia.
- Which of the sulfonylureas cannot be used to treat Type 1 Diabetes?
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- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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?
- 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?
- Thiazolidinediones (Glitazones) reduce glucose levels by increasing cellular response to circulating __________.
- Recent data have shown that this drug can prevent the onset of Type 2 Diabetes.
- Hyperglycemia agents _____________________ the effects of insulin.
- ___ dysfunction patients are at greater risk for hypoglycemia using meglitinides.
- Type 1 diabetes results from the destruction of insulin-producing __________ cells.
- Extreme thirst, the need to urinate often, and blurry vision can be symptoms of _________________.
- 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.
- 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 _______.
- Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors act on the intestine to delay the absorption of ________________.
- An overdose of insulin may lead to your patient falling into a __________.
- In treating DKA, acidosis can be sorrected using what?
- __________ diabetes causes high blood sugar that can affect your pregnancy and your baby's health.
- Which route would you administer the insulin of the 26 year old male who is hypoglycemic.
- The pancreas produces ___ which increases plasma glucose levels. It is also administered for severe hypoglycemia.
- Metformin decreases liver production of glucose and enhances uptake and utilization of glucose in which type of tissue?
- The actions of these hormones tell your body to release insulin after you eat.
38 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? • ...
kansantaudit 2023-09-05
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- aikuisena diagnisoitu diabetes
- joka kolmas suomalainen sairastaa tätä elämänsä aikana
- vie happea ja ravintoa sydänlihakselle
- diabeetikon verensokeri laskee yhtäkkiä liikaa
- verenpaineen mittauksessa käytettävä suurempi numero
- henkiteihin vaikuttava kansantauti
- käytetään diabeteksen hoidossa
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- lapsena diagnisoitu diabetes
- vaaraton aine aiheuttaa puolustusreaktion elimistössä
- heikentää sydämmen pumppaustoimintaa
- aiheuttaa syövän
- mitataan sydän- ja verisuonitautien löytämisessä
12 Clues: aiheuttaa syövän • lapsena diagnisoitu diabetes • aikuisena diagnisoitu diabetes • käytetään diabeteksen hoidossa • henkiteihin vaikuttava kansantauti • heikentää sydämmen pumppaustoimintaa • vie happea ja ravintoa sydänlihakselle • diabeetikon verensokeri laskee yhtäkkiä liikaa • mitataan sydän- ja verisuonitautien löytämisessä • ...
Diabetes - Kynzi Brown 2023-04-25
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- organ that helps regulate blood sugar
- chemical messenger
- pregnancy induced
- used when referring to blood sugar levels
- insulin resistant
- high blood sugar
- a hormone that helps your cells use energy
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- a doctor who treats patients with diabetes
- main risk of obtaining diabetes
- low blood sugar
- cells that produce insulin
- insulin dependent
12 Clues: low blood sugar • high blood sugar • pregnancy induced • insulin dependent • insulin resistant • chemical messenger • cells that produce insulin • main risk of obtaining diabetes • organ that helps regulate blood sugar • used when referring to blood sugar levels • a doctor who treats patients with diabetes • a hormone that helps your cells use energy
DIABETES MELLITUS CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2014-07-06
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- HOURS You administer NPH insulin to a patient. How long before this type of Intermediate insulin starts to peak?
- 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 _______.
- Metformin decreases liver production of glucose and enhances uptake and utilization of glucose in which type of tissue?
- Ketoacidosis causes alterations in the metabolism of both glucose and what?
- 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.
- 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.
- Sulfonylureas, Meglitinides, and Biguanides are just a few examples of what type of oral drug?
- In treating DKA, acidosis can be sorrected using what?
- Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors act on the intestine to delay the absorption of ________________.
- Glitazones should be used with caution in patients with heart failure because these drugs can cause _______________________.
- 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.
- Thiazolidinediones (Glitazones) reduce glucose levels by increasing cellular response to circulating __________.
- This condition is a serious toxic side effect of Metformin.
- There is a strong link between Type II Diabetes and ______.
- Which of the sulfonylureas cannot be used to treat Type 1 Diabetes?
- Hyperglycemia agents _____________________ the effects of insulin.
- 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.
- 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?
- This type of drug can mask the signs of hypoglycemia.
- The actions of these hormones tell your body to release insulin after you eat.
- __________ diabetes causes high blood sugar that can affect your pregnancy and your baby's health.
- The pancreas produces ___ which increases plasma glucose levels. It is also administered for severe hypoglycemia.
- 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.
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- 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?
- Many DM drugs inhibit or suppress ___ release of glucagon by delaying gastric emptying.
- Recent data have shown that this drug can prevent the onset of Type 2 Diabetes.
- Which route would you administer the insulin of the 26 year old male who is hypoglycemic.
- The most common type of diabetes. Some sources say heredity and obesity are the major factors of this type of diabetes.
- The process in the previous question interacts with oral drugs by effecting their ___.
- Extreme thirst, the need to urinate often, and blurry vision can be symptoms of _________________.
- _____________________ stimulate pancreatic insulin release in a manner similar to the Sulfonylureas.
- ___ dysfunction patients are at greater risk for hypoglycemia using meglitinides.
- Type 1 diabetes results from the destruction of insulin-producing __________ cells.
- 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?
- 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?
- Orinase, Glucotrol, and DiaBeta promote insulin release by the pancreas. What is the name of the drug class they belong to?
- An overdose of insulin may lead to your patient falling into a __________.
- 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.
- Risk for ___________ skin integrity related to failure to rotate insulin injection site.
- You have a patient that just came out of surgery who is a type II diabetic. Her blood glucose in the last three hours has not been stable. Your decide that it is best to follow the ___________ ___________ protocol and administer adjusted doses of insulin based off of her blood glucose reading every shift.
- Ketoacidosis, if untreated, may result in _____.
41 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? • This condition is a serious toxic side effect of Metformin. • There is a strong link between Type II Diabetes and ______. • Hyperglycemia agents _____________________ the effects of insulin. • ...
Sugar and Diabetes 2024-06-25
8 Clues: Sugar give us this • The cause of diabetes • Where sugar comes from • Body part that makes insulin • A type of sugar that is in the blood • A common symptom that shows you have diabetes • A device that checks how much insulin you have • Diabetes A form of high diabetes affecting pregnant women
Glucose regulation 2019-02-06
11 Clues: nerve damage • a foot doctor • increased hunger • increased thirst • low blood sugars • high blood sugars • increased urination • a sign of hypoglycemia • administered for high blood sugar • a disease that causes hyperglycemia • people with diabetes are at an increased risk for
Farmacologia Hipoglicemiantes I 2022-04-07
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- receptor de glicose no tecido muscular
- passar através de um sifão
- induz significativo aumento na produção de adiponectina
- fármaco de primeira escolha
- síndrome metabólica caracterizada por níveis elevados de glicose
- consequência severa da diabetes mellitos
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- efeitos adversos da metfotmina ocorrem em nível do trato gastrintestinal
- interação e ativação de receptores ativados por proliferadores
- diabetes tipo I
- o pâncreas produz mais insulina mas, gradativamente, as células ficam sobrecarregadas
10 Clues: diabetes tipo I • passar através de um sifão • fármaco de primeira escolha • receptor de glicose no tecido muscular • consequência severa da diabetes mellitos • induz significativo aumento na produção de adiponectina • interação e ativação de receptores ativados por proliferadores • síndrome metabólica caracterizada por níveis elevados de glicose • ...
ICD 10 CM 2017-09-18
20 Clues: I10 • R52 • M1A.9 • A41.9 • R04.0 • D64.9 • E86.0 • G91.9 • R50.9 • L70.9 • E11.9 • J18.9 • F84.0 • G82.50 • G47.00 • R53.81 • J45.909 • N39.0(abbr) • N18.9(abbr) • J44.9(abbr)
Osmoregulation and Homeostasis 2026-03-15
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- Releases urine from the body
- increased urine production by the kidneys
- Body temperature varies
- Place where insulin is produced
- Diabetes Type 1 often is from ____________ on
- Antidiuretic hormone
- Body temperature usually the same
- Blood is cleaned by a machine
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- ___________________ Feedback Loop
- Filters blood under high pressure
- In Diabetes Type 2 there usually is a __________ against insulin
- Excretion of _________ when body is too warm
- Process through which organisms regulate osmotic pressure
- "Opponent" of Insulin
- Connects Kidney and Bladder
- Maintenance of a constant internal environment
16 Clues: Antidiuretic hormone • "Opponent" of Insulin • Body temperature varies • Connects Kidney and Bladder • Releases urine from the body • Blood is cleaned by a machine • Place where insulin is produced • ___________________ Feedback Loop • Filters blood under high pressure • Body temperature usually the same • increased urine production by the kidneys • ...
Elo, Kasmir ja Juho 2022-08-18
22 Clues: ovi • uida • vesi • jalka • pelto • tuoli • leiri • koira • herpes • oppilas • vaellus • jäätelö • naulakko • diabetes • diadeemi • tietokone • editointi • polvilumpio • kainalosauva • erkaantuminen • leikkuupuimuri • lääkärintodistus
Gestational Diabetes 2023-03-05
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- inability of insulin to increase glucose uptake and utilization
- glucose intolerance with onset or recognition usually around 24 weeks gestation
- Metformin and glyburide are common _____ medications used
- regular ___________ helps maintain glucose control by increasing uptake of glucose into cells
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- a newborn who weighs greater than 4000 g
- type of diabetes that may be related to lack of exercise and obesity
- measured one hour after initial glucose challenge test
- can occur as glucose is diverted to fetus (a risk factor of GDM)
- type of diabetes that may be due to an autoimmune process or genetic
- a measurement of the average glucose levels during the past 100-120 days
- secreted by beta cells to help keep blood glucose levels stable
- First step of treatment for those with GDM
12 Clues: a newborn who weighs greater than 4000 g • First step of treatment for those with GDM • measured one hour after initial glucose challenge test • Metformin and glyburide are common _____ medications used • inability of insulin to increase glucose uptake and utilization • secreted by beta cells to help keep blood glucose levels stable • ...
Diabetes basics 2021-11-01
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- the hormone made by the pancreas involved in raising blood sugar
- a substance that contains elements in a fixed ratio
- A substance that is needed by the body to maintain life and health.
- the movement of water across a cell membrane
- excessive sugar in the blood stream
- a test that helps physicians understand if a patient is diabetic or not
- two or more atoms in a fixed ratio
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- the maintenance of the steady-state conditions of the body
- a food molecule that provides immediate energy for living creatures
- the unit of measure used for energy in foods
- the hormone made by the pancreas involved in lowering blood sugar
- a simple sugar
12 Clues: a simple sugar • two or more atoms in a fixed ratio • excessive sugar in the blood stream • the movement of water across a cell membrane • the unit of measure used for energy in foods • a substance that contains elements in a fixed ratio • the maintenance of the steady-state conditions of the body • the hormone made by the pancreas involved in raising blood sugar • ...
crossword sigma unit 6 bomboclat 2025-03-11
20 Clues: kohe • kapp • medic • tired • tapma • naaber • klient • haridus • pealkiri • resident • unluckily • kindlustus • suhkrutõbi • knocked out • lillekauplus • kinnipidamine • rescue vehicle • medical centre • health maintenance • ambulance services
Diabetes mellitus 2016-03-16
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- Όταν τα επίπεδα γλυκόζης στο αίμα ελαττώνονται, το ήπαρ μετατρέπει το γλυκογόνο σε γλυκόζη
- Φάρμακα που ενδείκνυνται στους ασθενείς (κοντά στο ιδανικό βάρος) στους οποίους η δίαιτα απέτυχε να ρυθμίσει την υπεργλυκαιμία.
- Φυσιολογικά προϊόντα του μεταβολισμού κυρίως από την αποικοδόμηση λιπαρών οξέων
- Εκκρίνεται κυρίως από τα λιποκύτταρα. Φυσιολογικά αναστέλλει το αίσθημα της όρεξης & την αύξηση του σωματικού βάρους
- σύνθεση γλυκόζης από μη-υδατανθρακικές πρόδρομες ενώσεις.
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- Αποθηκευτική μορφή της γλυκόζης στο ήπαρ
- Ορμόνη που εκκρίνεται από τα β-κύτταρα των νησίδων του Langerhans στο πάγκρεας.
- Αντοχή στην ινσουλίνη
- Απέκκριση γλυκόζης απ’ τα ούρα
- Άύξηση της γλυκόζης στο πλάσμα
- Ορμόνη που ρυθμίζει τον κύκλο του ύπνου
- Εμφανίζονται κετόνες στα ούρα
12 Clues: Αντοχή στην ινσουλίνη • Εμφανίζονται κετόνες στα ούρα • Απέκκριση γλυκόζης απ’ τα ούρα • Άύξηση της γλυκόζης στο πλάσμα • Ορμόνη που ρυθμίζει τον κύκλο του ύπνου • Αποθηκευτική μορφή της γλυκόζης στο ήπαρ • σύνθεση γλυκόζης από μη-υδατανθρακικές πρόδρομες ενώσεις. • Ορμόνη που εκκρίνεται από τα β-κύτταρα των νησίδων του Langerhans στο πάγκρεας. • ...
diabetes crossword 2026-02-07
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- Deep-fried snacks increase inflammation and build this "bad" substance.
- Leafy-greens and non-starchy vegetables slow down __ absorption.
- Taking medicines as directed ensures that a person's therapy remains __.
- Lying down/sleeping right after meals increases the chances of.
- Drinking 8 glasses of water daily reduces the risk of__.
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- Regular foot care helps in early detection of injuries and __.
- Soda causes instant sugar spikes and increased resistance of.
- Dried dates and raisins are easy to __, leading to high blood sugar.
- Whole grains like jowar and bajra provide sustained __.
- Using sugar free items promotes __ eating habits in the long term.
- Adding sugar to tea/coffee creates this on sweetened beverages.
- White bread gets digested quickly, leaving a person feeling __.
12 Clues: Whole grains like jowar and bajra provide sustained __. • Drinking 8 glasses of water daily reduces the risk of__. • Soda causes instant sugar spikes and increased resistance of. • Regular foot care helps in early detection of injuries and __. • Adding sugar to tea/coffee creates this on sweetened beverages. • ...
Diabetes Education 2023-10-13
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- Through healthy eating, coping, physical activity and medication management diabetes may not be cured but it can be
- Though they all impact this at varying degrees, carbohydrates, proteins, and fats all affect your blood
- About 90% of people with diabetes have
- Monitoring lipid panels and blood pressure are essential in the management of diabetes as the leading cause of death is
- When you have diabetes your body makes less of this hormone or none at all
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- Insulin is a hormone made by the
- is a dangerous condition when your blood glucose is too high and your body breaks down fat instead of carbohydrates for energy
- is low blood glucose and is classified by 3 levels: level 1 glucose <70, level 2 glucose <55, and level 3 requiring assistance
- diabetes affects between 2 and 10% of all pregnancies in the U.S.
- The A1C goal for most healthy adults is less than
10 Clues: Insulin is a hormone made by the • About 90% of people with diabetes have • The A1C goal for most healthy adults is less than • diabetes affects between 2 and 10% of all pregnancies in the U.S. • When you have diabetes your body makes less of this hormone or none at all • ...
Healthy crossword! 2018-12-01
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- ,Sodium and sugars aren’t _______.
- , this can prevent osteoporosis.
- ,This type of health disorder can be contributed by nuts.
- ,Cultural backgroungs are ________ factors.
- ,Most of the time it can’t be cured.
- ,Emotions are ________ factors.
- ,They have different colours.
- ,You have control over this.
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- This is an internal factor.
- ,A lot of red meats have ___.
- ,There are _____ types of diabetes.
- ,Heart disease can be contributed by ___ _____.
- ,Their _____ health disorders.
- ,Osteoporosis is also considered as …
- ,Too much sugar can give you this.
- ,This is an external factor.
- ,This type of food has come from Asia.
17 Clues: This is an internal factor. • ,This is an external factor. • ,You have control over this. • ,A lot of red meats have ___. • ,They have different colours. • ,Their _____ health disorders. • ,Emotions are ________ factors. • , this can prevent osteoporosis. • ,Sodium and sugars aren’t _______. • ,Too much sugar can give you this. • ,There are _____ types of diabetes. • ...
NSG 105 Group Activity 2024-12-02
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- A protein-rich meat substitute often used in plant-based diets.
- This mineral is restricted in a low-salt diet.
- A type of diet often prescribed for patients with difficulty swallowing.
- Common symptom of untreated diabetes.
- The primary source of energy in a balanced diet.
- Nutrition delivered through a tube directly into the gastrointestinal tract.
- This type of cholesterol is known as 'good cholesterol.'
- A fruit high in potassium that helps regulate blood pressure.
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- A hormone essential for glucose regulation, often deficient in diabetes.
- A feeding tube inserted directly into the stomach through a minimally invasive procedure.
- This type of fat should be limited to manage hypertension.
- Carbohydrate counting is essential in managing this chronic condition.
- A type of liquid diet the includes black coffee and clear juices.
- A diet designed to prevent complications from kidney disease.
- Type of diet recommended for managing high blood pressure.
15 Clues: Common symptom of untreated diabetes. • This mineral is restricted in a low-salt diet. • The primary source of energy in a balanced diet. • This type of cholesterol is known as 'good cholesterol.' • This type of fat should be limited to manage hypertension. • Type of diet recommended for managing high blood pressure. • ...
Chapter 9 and 10 Crossword Puzzle 2026-05-13
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- What non-weight-bearing activity is recommended for diabetic foot protection?
- What condition may cause ulcers and increase amputation risk in diabetic feet?
- What complication affects the kidneys in diabetes?
- What dialysis method uses fluid in the abdomen?
- What process destroys beta cells in Type 1 diabetes?
- What condition may go undetected in individuals with diabetes?
- What condition involves swelling in the upper extremities of some cancer survivors?
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- What substance is elevated in impaired glucose tolerance?
- What device is used to assess muscle power in kidney disease patients?
- What scale is used to monitor perceived exertion during kidney disease exercise?
- What symptom includes increased urination during hyperglycemia?
- What maneuver should cancer survivors avoid during resistance exercise?
- What state is associated with impaired fasting glucose?
- What exercise style alternates short intense bursts with recovery periods?
- What condition involves reduced sweating due to autonomic neuropathy?
- What should be monitored to measure exercise intensity in autonomic neuropathy patients?
16 Clues: What dialysis method uses fluid in the abdomen? • What complication affects the kidneys in diabetes? • What process destroys beta cells in Type 1 diabetes? • What state is associated with impaired fasting glucose? • What substance is elevated in impaired glucose tolerance? • What condition may go undetected in individuals with diabetes? • ...
National Diabetes Awareness Week 2022 2022-07-07
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- A common long acting insulin used for diabetes.
- _ _ _ _ _ UP is the theme of National Diabetes Awareness Week 2022.
- There are this many teaspoons of sugar in a 375ml can of soft drink
- Someone is said to be having this when their blood glucose is below 4.0mmol.
- The SGLT2i class of oral medications inhibits the reabsorption of glucose from this organ.
- This disease process is the main cause of T1DM
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- Blurred _ _ _ _ _ _ is a common symptom of T2DM.
- This OHA which is commonly used in T2DM.
- A common short acting insulin used in hospitals for insulin infusions.
- Thirst and sudden weight _ _ _ _ are symptoms of T1DM.
- Diabetic Retinopathy is damage to this organ.
- Diet and this are important aspects of diabetes management.
- The disposible device that can contain Novorapid, Novomix 30, Actrapid, Protophane or Levemir.
- People with T1DM will always need this.
- A CSII .... is a common insulin delivery system for people living with T1DM.
15 Clues: People with T1DM will always need this. • This OHA which is commonly used in T2DM. • Diabetic Retinopathy is damage to this organ. • This disease process is the main cause of T1DM • A common long acting insulin used for diabetes. • Blurred _ _ _ _ _ _ is a common symptom of T2DM. • Thirst and sudden weight _ _ _ _ are symptoms of T1DM. • ...
Immune dysfunction 2023-03-15
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- This is a common symptom of type 1 diabetes.
- An inflammatory autoimmune bowel condition.
- Long-term or lifelong.
- Another name for extreme tiredness - a common symptom of MS.
- This can be carried out to remove part of an affected digestive system in Crohn's disease.
- The part of the neurone that is destroyed in multiple sclerosis
- Which hormone is not produced in type 1 diabetes.
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- A common drug treatment for MS.
- The condition of having low blood glucose.
- A risk factor for rheumatoid arthritis.
- This is found in the urine of people suspected of having diabetes.
- A symptom in joints of people with arthritis.
- These can trigger the start of an autoimmune disease.
- The membrane in the joint affected by rheumatoid arthritis.
- The name of diseases where the bodies own immune system attacks its own cells and tissues.
15 Clues: Long-term or lifelong. • A common drug treatment for MS. • A risk factor for rheumatoid arthritis. • The condition of having low blood glucose. • An inflammatory autoimmune bowel condition. • This is a common symptom of type 1 diabetes. • A symptom in joints of people with arthritis. • Which hormone is not produced in type 1 diabetes. • ...
^-^ Healthy Crossword ^-^ 2018-12-04
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- Emotions are ________ factors.
- There are _____ types of diabetes.
- This type of food has came from Italy.
- A lot of red meats have ___.
- This type of health disorder can be contributed by nuts.
- There are _____ health disorders.
- Too much sugar can give you ...
- It is an internal factor.
- Cultural backgrounds are ________ factors.
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- Most of the time it can’t be cured.
- This type of food has come from Asia.
- Sodium and sugars aren’t _______.
- You have control over this.
- They have different colours.
- Osteoporosis is also considered as …
- Heart disease can be contributed by ___ _____.
- This is an external factor.
- This can prevent osteoporosis.
18 Clues: It is an internal factor. • You have control over this. • This is an external factor. • They have different colours. • A lot of red meats have ___. • Emotions are ________ factors. • This can prevent osteoporosis. • Too much sugar can give you ... • Sodium and sugars aren’t _______. • There are _____ health disorders. • There are _____ types of diabetes. • ...
^-^ Healthy Crossword ^-^ 2018-12-04
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- There are _____ types of diabetes.
- This type of health disorder can be contributed by nuts.
- Emotions are ________ factors.
- Too much sugar can give you this.
- Heart disease can be contributed by ___ _____.
- It is an internal factor.
- Most of the time it can’t be cured.
- Sodium and sugars aren’t _______.
- A lot of red meats have ___.
- There are _____ health disorders.
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- They have different colours.
- This can prevent osteoporosis.
- You have control over this.
- Osteoporosis is also considered as …
- This type of food has come from Asia.
- Cultural backgrounds are ________ factors.
- This type of food has came from Italy.
- This is an external factor.
18 Clues: It is an internal factor. • You have control over this. • This is an external factor. • They have different colours. • A lot of red meats have ___. • This can prevent osteoporosis. • Emotions are ________ factors. • Too much sugar can give you this. • Sodium and sugars aren’t _______. • There are _____ health disorders. • There are _____ types of diabetes. • ...
Gestational Diabetes 2024-02-22
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- What will cause hypoxia, increase ROS, and cause placental angiogenesis?
- What is the placental hormone primarily responsible for modulating maternal glucose metabolism, acting to increase insulin resistance?
- What is a critical parameter in the management of GDM, that reduces the risk of congenital anomalies during organogenesis?
- Unique pattern of fetal over growth, associated with increased risk of shoulder dystocia and brachial plexus trauma.
- Lipolytic effects lead to an increase ________ and provide a different fuel source to conserve glucose and amino acids for the fetus.
- What is the state in which pregnancy induces insulin resistance to prioritise fetal nutrient uptake?
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- What is upregulated and favours increased glucose transfer even with well controlled diabetes?
- Glucose can cross the placenta, but _____ cannot.
- What is the class of medication, aside from insulin, sometimes considered for GDM management due to its insulin-sensitising effects?
- Maternal hyperglycaemia will cause fetal hyperglycaemia which will _____ insulin within the fetal circulation.
- did you enjoy this cross word?
- What is the long-term metabolic condition GDM patients are at increased risk of, necessitating lifestyle interventions and postpartum screening?
12 Clues: did you enjoy this cross word? • Glucose can cross the placenta, but _____ cannot. • What will cause hypoxia, increase ROS, and cause placental angiogenesis? • What is upregulated and favours increased glucose transfer even with well controlled diabetes? • What is the state in which pregnancy induces insulin resistance to prioritise fetal nutrient uptake? • ...
Gestational Diabetes 2024-04-01
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- There is an increase in the incidence of birth defects among infants of women who develop GDM after the first trimester.
- Jane has to take a fasting 100g oral glucose test. Her fasting level comes back as 75. Her first hour glucose test comes back at 195mg/dL. Her 2 hour glucose test comes back at 165mg/dL. Her 3 hour glucose test comes back at 130mg/dL. Jane has tested ____ for GDM.
- Birthweight more than 4000 to 4500 g or greater than the 90th percentile.
- If risk factors such as obesity are present, maternal screening for GDM will be conducted at ____ weeks of gestation.
- Placental hormones, cortisol, and insulinase increase mom’s ________ to insulin.
- Extra glucose from mom will cause the baby’s _______ to also produce high levels of insulin.
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- Insulin requirements decrease substantially because the major source of insulin resistance, the placenta, has been removed.
- Works by decreasing hepatic glucose production and increasing peripheral sensitivity to insulin.
- Human placental lactogen, cortisol, growth hormone, progesterone are released during pregnancy and ______ moms production of glucose during pregnancy.
- Andrea comes in for a non-fasting 50g oral glucose test. After one hour her blood glucose is 125mg/dL. Does Andrea need to come back in for fasting oral glucose test?
- All women who had GDM should be assessed for carbohydrate intolerance at around _____ weeks postpartum.
- After delivery, the baby will have high insulin levels but will no longer have that extra sugar from mom, the baby’s blood sugar levels can drop suddenly and cause a ______.
12 Clues: Birthweight more than 4000 to 4500 g or greater than the 90th percentile. • Placental hormones, cortisol, and insulinase increase mom’s ________ to insulin. • Extra glucose from mom will cause the baby’s _______ to also produce high levels of insulin. • Works by decreasing hepatic glucose production and increasing peripheral sensitivity to insulin. • ...
DIABETES MELLITUS (version 2) 2025-11-08
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- Every diabetic patients should have a_________of their own for regular blood glucose monitoring.
- Deficiency that is recognized as uncommon from the long-term complication use of Metformin.
- ________occurs when an injection site is overused.
- A state where blood glucose levels are higher than normal but not yet high enough for a diabetes diagnosis.
- Commonly used first-line agent for type-2 diabetes.
- Hormone that is essential for the uptake of glucose by body cells to be used for energy.
- The _________effect occurs when an overdose of insulin, particularly an evening or bedtime dose, causes blood glucose to drop too low overnight.
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- Hormone produced by alpha cells in the pancreas that raises blood glucose.
- Black box warning for Metformin when used with poor renal function.
- Regular________activity is a good way to improve glycemic control in T2DM patients.
- ___________(eg: Gliclazide) should be discontinued when bolus insulin is started.
- ______diabetes characterised by progressive decline in beta-cell function associated with insulin resistance in muscle and adipose tissue.
- Insulin_________is one of the long-acting insulin analogues.
- A potentially life-threatening condition where people with type-1 diabetes accumulate dangerous chemical substances in their blood from the burning of fats.
- Targeted_______glycaemic control for type-2 diabetes patient is 4.4 -7.0 mmol/L.
15 Clues: ________occurs when an injection site is overused. • Commonly used first-line agent for type-2 diabetes. • Insulin_________is one of the long-acting insulin analogues. • Black box warning for Metformin when used with poor renal function. • Hormone produced by alpha cells in the pancreas that raises blood glucose. • ...
Diabetes Types by Heidi O’Brien 2026-02-19
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- The body’s reduced response to insulin.
- Low blood sugar.
- The organ that produces insulin.
- Diabetes type that occurs during pregnancy.
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- Immune system attack on the body’s own cells.
- The hormone that lowers blood sugar.
- High blood sugar.
- Diabetes type commonly diagnosed under the age of 30.
- Diabetes type often associated with insulin resistance.
9 Clues: Low blood sugar. • High blood sugar. • The organ that produces insulin. • The hormone that lowers blood sugar. • The body’s reduced response to insulin. • Diabetes type that occurs during pregnancy. • Immune system attack on the body’s own cells. • Diabetes type commonly diagnosed under the age of 30. • Diabetes type often associated with insulin resistance.
November 2014 Podiatrist Newsletter 2014-10-16
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- disease with inadequate insulin production
- compound in body cells that may cause plaque build up
- National Diabetes month
- interruption of blood flow to the brain
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- energy source found in many carbohydrates
- biggest shopping day of the year
- nerve disease causing numbness or weakness
- organ that can be damaged by diabetes
- blood clot
9 Clues: blood clot • National Diabetes month • biggest shopping day of the year • organ that can be damaged by diabetes • interruption of blood flow to the brain • energy source found in many carbohydrates • disease with inadequate insulin production • nerve disease causing numbness or weakness • compound in body cells that may cause plaque build up
Virprac Crossword - Autumn 2025 2025-09-24
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- Egton Medical Information Systems
- How the doctor orders meds
- Popular bake often requested from Jackie
- Common antibiotic
- The test with the big magnet
- If they are there, we use the … codes
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- Medication for type 2 diabetes
- Not peas, but Virprac's teams
- Sent from GP to a specialist
- Chronic respiratory condition
- Yes, we send them even if they are normal!
- Family doctor, for short
- Where you see the doctor
- Longest-serving Manager at Virprac
- It's demographics in Emis but coding in Docman and SystmOne
- Hormone used in diabetes treatment
- Where you go if you need an X-ray
- If it's not live letters it's...
- Our colleagues in practice
19 Clues: Common antibiotic • Family doctor, for short • Where you see the doctor • How the doctor orders meds • Our colleagues in practice • Sent from GP to a specialist • The test with the big magnet • Not peas, but Virprac's teams • Chronic respiratory condition • Medication for type 2 diabetes • If it's not live letters it's... • Egton Medical Information Systems • ...
The Other Face of Insulin 2024-01-10
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- The use of insulin in a dose higher than the therapeutic dose may result in ______________
- Severe hypoglycemia accounts for up to ____% of deaths among young people with type 1 diabetes.
- Data indicates a significant ______________ of the number of suicide attempts and deaths from deliberate overdose by intentional insulin overdose.
- Insulin is a ____________.
- The average age during the _______ suicide attempt was 16.7 years old
- Any chronic disease is a factor, which increases the _________ rate for adults and children.
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- Symptoms of hypoglycemia may occur even with normal test results in a situation where glucose levels are lowered too _____
- Severe hypoglycemia results in LOC, coma, severe and irreversible brain injuries, or __________
- Insulin overdose is the most common suicide method among type _____ diabetes patients.
- is the most effective glycemic-lowering drug, and for people suffering from type 1 diabetes it is a life-saving drug.
- The suicide attempt rate almost ______ in children with chronic diseases.
- Insulin-induced hypoglycemia is the cause of approximately 100,000 emergency department visits per ____
- Patients with diabetes are burdened with a 2–3 times ____ risk of developing depression compared to the general population
- hypoglycemia increases risk of ___________ events
14 Clues: Insulin is a ____________. • hypoglycemia increases risk of ___________ events • The average age during the _______ suicide attempt was 16.7 years old • The suicide attempt rate almost ______ in children with chronic diseases. • Insulin overdose is the most common suicide method among type _____ diabetes patients. • ...
Diabetes prevention 2021-12-16
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- Symptom of diabetes
- Which diabetes is screened for in the NHS Health Check
- _____ prevention: reduce the incidence of disease and health problems within the population
- ______ lifestyle - Modifiable risk factor
- Symptom of diabetes
- ______ prevention: Measures taken to prevent complications and disabilities
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- Unhealthy _____ - Modifiable risk factor
- Symptom of diabetes
- _____ prevention: Systematically detecting the early stages of disease and intervening before full symptoms develop
- _____ test catch the development of diseases at an early stage
- Non-modifiable risk factor
- _____ diabetes occurs during pregnancy
12 Clues: Symptom of diabetes • Symptom of diabetes • Symptom of diabetes • Non-modifiable risk factor • _____ diabetes occurs during pregnancy • Unhealthy _____ - Modifiable risk factor • ______ lifestyle - Modifiable risk factor • Which diabetes is screened for in the NHS Health Check • _____ test catch the development of diseases at an early stage • ...
Hypertension & Diabetes 2024-10-08
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- The mineral restricted in a hypertension diet.
- Observer error is misinterpretation of ________________ sounds.
- Hormone can increase blood pressure.
- Cornetstone of diagnosis of diabetes(abbreviation).
- 1 Immune mediated form of diabetes.
- channel blockers Anti hypertensive drugs which cause pedal edema.
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- “WHO” study group recommended position for recording blood pressure.
- Recommended dietary plan for those with high blood pressure(abbreviation).
- Complication of diabetes affecting vision.
- A risk factor often associated with hypertension.
10 Clues: 1 Immune mediated form of diabetes. • Hormone can increase blood pressure. • Complication of diabetes affecting vision. • The mineral restricted in a hypertension diet. • A risk factor often associated with hypertension. • Cornetstone of diagnosis of diabetes(abbreviation). • Observer error is misinterpretation of ________________ sounds. • ...
Diabetes Facts 2024-11-01
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- People with diabetes count these at meal times
- A doctor who is a diabetes specialist
- Carbohydrates are made up of sugars and _________
- High blood glucose
- A blood glucose check if a person has not eaten for 8-12 hours
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- Injectable medication used to treat diabetes
- The organ in the body that produces insulin
- Low blood glucose
- Regular activity to develop and maintain physical fitness
- The measurement of average glucose over 3 months
10 Clues: Low blood glucose • High blood glucose • A doctor who is a diabetes specialist • The organ in the body that produces insulin • Injectable medication used to treat diabetes • People with diabetes count these at meal times • The measurement of average glucose over 3 months • Carbohydrates are made up of sugars and _________ • ...
Bioquímica laboratorial - Hemoglobina glicada 2020-07-05
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- Equipamento que mede absorbância de uma amostra, ou seja, a luz que é transmitida através desta amostra
- Complicação nas retinas causados pelo diabetes mellitus
- Mede a luz dispersada
- Complicação nos rins causados pelo diabetes mellitus
- Tipo de amostra coletada (2 nomes, escrever tudo junto)
- Mede a luz não dispersada
- Resultado de amostra armazenada a 20 °C negativos pode ser falsamente ...
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- Nome da técnica que separa e/ou purifica misturas
- A quantidade máxima de dias em que a amostra pode ficar armazenada
- Sigla do anticoagulante usado na coleta do exame
- Número de dosagens ao ano para pacientes que não estão atingindo os objetivos recomendados com o tratamento
- Sigla de Diabetes Mellitus
- Cor da tampa do tubo de coleta de hemoglobina glicada
13 Clues: Mede a luz dispersada • Mede a luz não dispersada • Sigla de Diabetes Mellitus • Sigla do anticoagulante usado na coleta do exame • Nome da técnica que separa e/ou purifica misturas • Complicação nos rins causados pelo diabetes mellitus • Cor da tampa do tubo de coleta de hemoglobina glicada • Complicação nas retinas causados pelo diabetes mellitus • ...
Diabetes Crossword 2018-03-26
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- We can see everything! (7)
- plan One of school's many responsibilities (4,4)
- Very annoying and feels rubbish (13)
- Hormone (7)
- Acidotic (7)
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- Symptom of high glucose (7)
- Paving the way with diabetes research (4 individual letters)
- Broken (8)
- One of many ways to administer insulin (9)
- Can cause my blood glucose to rise as I get older (8)
- Energy source (7)
- ....to drive (DVLA rules) (4)
12 Clues: Broken (8) • Hormone (7) • Acidotic (7) • Energy source (7) • We can see everything! (7) • Symptom of high glucose (7) • ....to drive (DVLA rules) (4) • Very annoying and feels rubbish (13) • One of many ways to administer insulin (9) • plan One of school's many responsibilities (4,4) • Can cause my blood glucose to rise as I get older (8) • ...
Diabetes Complications 2013-05-14
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- Another name for nerve disease
- The most common life-threatening disease linked to diabetes
- Abbreviation for urinary tract infection
- The clear gel that fills the eye
- A foot doctor
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- How many long-term complications are caused by diabetes
- An eye doctor
- A doctor who is specially trained to diagnose and treat kidney problems
- Disease of the retina
- Filters waste products from the blood
- clouding of the lens on the eye
- Treatment given to people without two working kidneys
12 Clues: An eye doctor • A foot doctor • Disease of the retina • Another name for nerve disease • clouding of the lens on the eye • The clear gel that fills the eye • Filters waste products from the blood • Abbreviation for urinary tract infection • Treatment given to people without two working kidneys • How many long-term complications are caused by diabetes • ...
VOCABULARY 2024-08-28
18 Clues: - dbać • - ilość • - nośić • uchodźcy • - bronić • - opuścić • - cukrzyca • - rozrywka • - gapić się • - traktować • - wspomnieć • - zapobiegać • - uprzejmość • - natychmiast • - mistrzostwa • - doświadczenie • - zwykły, powszechny • - zaniepokojony, poddenerwowany
Ernährung 2026-05-09
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- Wird dann verfüttert, da es mehr Energie hat
- Futter bei Diabetes Mellitus
- Durch das Übergewicht/Fettleibigkeit
- Rippen unter minimaler Fettschicht leicht zu ertasten
- Fehlt den Meerschweinchen
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- Futter bei Übergewicht
- Futter bei Bauchspeicheldrüsenentzündung
- Haben Kaninchen durch Fehlfütterung öfters
- Die Beurteilung von Ideal- Über- und Untergewicht
- Braucht jedes Tier
- Katzen dürfen nicht ...
- Futter bei Niereninsuffizienz
12 Clues: Braucht jedes Tier • Futter bei Übergewicht • Katzen dürfen nicht ... • Fehlt den Meerschweinchen • Futter bei Diabetes Mellitus • Futter bei Niereninsuffizienz • Durch das Übergewicht/Fettleibigkeit • Futter bei Bauchspeicheldrüsenentzündung • Haben Kaninchen durch Fehlfütterung öfters • Wird dann verfüttert, da es mehr Energie hat • ...
Dixit lifestyle puzzle 2024-10-11
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- hormone responsible for diabetes
- doctor Dixit's wife name
- must be avoided in salads
- insulin secretion organ
- exercise mandatory in Dixit lifestyle
- Pune mairathan Month
- organ which doesn't need insulin
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- mentor of Dr Dixit
- blood test necessary
- diabetes treated by doctor Dixit lifestyle
- Dr Dixit working City
- name of trust of Dr Dixit
12 Clues: mentor of Dr Dixit • blood test necessary • Pune mairathan Month • Dr Dixit working City • insulin secretion organ • doctor Dixit's wife name • must be avoided in salads • name of trust of Dr Dixit • hormone responsible for diabetes • organ which doesn't need insulin • exercise mandatory in Dixit lifestyle • diabetes treated by doctor Dixit lifestyle
diabetes-Rafael Ortiz 2023-04-25
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- body can't produce insulin during pregnancy
- chemical messenger
- body stopped/doesn't make enough insulin
- organ that helps regulate blood sugar
- hormone that helps cells use energy in the blood
- low blood sugar
- starts as insulin resistance
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- high blood sugar
- medical condition
- showing signs of diabetes
- doctors assigned to diabetic patients
- refers to blood sugar levels
12 Clues: low blood sugar • high blood sugar • medical condition • chemical messenger • showing signs of diabetes • refers to blood sugar levels • starts as insulin resistance • doctors assigned to diabetic patients • organ that helps regulate blood sugar • body stopped/doesn't make enough insulin • body can't produce insulin during pregnancy • ...
Stroke Awareness 2022-04-13
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- difficulty finding words
- antithrombic
- done every 4 hours on stroke patients
- risk factor for stroke
- specialty for stroke patients
- cannot be detected on a scan,symptoms resolve
- test performed before any oral intake
- best test to confirm a stroke
- test to diagnosis diabetes/management of
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- prescribed for high cholesterol
- 911 calls for this type of transport
- type of stroke related to blockage
- must accompany patient to ct scan
- type of stroke related to bleed
- can cause a clot in the brain
- acronym for stroke s/s
- clot buster
- first scan to do on a stroke patient
- Panel test to check cholesterol
- scale done on admission for stroke patients
20 Clues: clot buster • antithrombic • risk factor for stroke • acronym for stroke s/s • difficulty finding words • can cause a clot in the brain • specialty for stroke patients • best test to confirm a stroke • prescribed for high cholesterol • type of stroke related to bleed • Panel test to check cholesterol • must accompany patient to ct scan • type of stroke related to blockage • ...
Healthy Lifestyle 2024-05-15
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- Found in bread or pasta
- ... Diet / ... Lifestyle
- Recommended daily activity
- You will not be able to do this if you don't sleep enough
- Sweet snack found on trees
- Disease caused from a exceedingly high intake of sugars
- Summer and winter sporting events
- Unhealthy meals (Burger king / McDonald's)
- 8-10 hours needed daily
- How many different types of diabetes exist
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- Exercise can help with this
- Keeps the doctors away
- 2L of this should be drank everyday
- Daily physical activity is essential for this
- Contained in brightly coloured fruits
- How many Stages of sleep exist
- Good source of protein
- Percentage of adults that have obesity
- Good way to exercise at home
- Major distraction when studying
20 Clues: Keeps the doctors away • Good source of protein • Found in bread or pasta • 8-10 hours needed daily • ... Diet / ... Lifestyle • Recommended daily activity • Sweet snack found on trees • Exercise can help with this • Good way to exercise at home • How many Stages of sleep exist • Major distraction when studying • Summer and winter sporting events • 2L of this should be drank everyday • ...
HEALTH VOCABULARY 2020-09-11
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- generalpractitioner
- a disease that affects the nervous system, some of the affected childrem may lose the ability to use the muscles on their legs or arms
- an infectious very serious disease that causes fever and spots on the skin, it leaves the skin severly scarred
- urine
- insertion of liquid into the body with a needle
- recoveryposition
- an infectious disease that spread in the middle ages
- diabetes
- sorethroat
- junction
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- the injection of a liquid into the body to prevent an illness rwehrw
- firstaid
- appendicitis
- chicken-pox
- maternityward
- a very serious infection of the lungs
- a state of temporary loss of consciousness induced for medical reasons e.g. to perform surgery
- measles
- earlobe
- physician
- cpr
21 Clues: cpr • urine • measles • earlobe • firstaid • diabetes • junction • physician • sorethroat • chicken-pox • appendicitis • maternityward • recoveryposition • generalpractitioner • a very serious infection of the lungs • insertion of liquid into the body with a needle • an infectious disease that spread in the middle ages • the injection of a liquid into the body to prevent an illness rwehrw • ...
Endocrine System Crossword Puzzle 2023-04-03
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- Hyperexcretion of growth hormones in adults
- Excessive growth of blood vessels in the retina
- Another word for diabetes insipidus
- Not enough of the GH hormone in the body
- Another word for diabetes mellitus
- Hypothyroidism with no goiter in adults
- Hyperexcretion of thyroid hormones
- Cancer of the glands
- Underexcretion of pituitary gland hormones
- Having an insensitive androgen
- Hyperexcretion of growth hormones in children
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- Underexcretion of cortical hormones
- Another word for rickets
- Underexcretion of cortical hormones
- Breast inflammation
- Hypothyroidism with no goiter in children
- Enlargement of the thyroid
- Excess production of hormones by thyroid
- When too much aldosterone is released
- Involuntary muscle contractions
- Pancreas tumors
21 Clues: Pancreas tumors • Breast inflammation • Cancer of the glands • Another word for rickets • Enlargement of the thyroid • Having an insensitive androgen • Involuntary muscle contractions • Another word for diabetes mellitus • Hyperexcretion of thyroid hormones • Underexcretion of cortical hormones • Underexcretion of cortical hormones • Another word for diabetes insipidus • ...
Homeostasis 2014-05-14
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- Diabetes where the body does not respond to insulin
- Condition from low body temp
- Not enough water
- Insulin is secreted when blood sugar levels are too _______
- Secretes insulin
- Blood vessels do this to release heat
- When we are too cold
- Carbon dioxide is a waste product of this process
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- Control water loss through urine production
- Produce oestrogen
- Secretes thyroxine
- Controls body temperature
- Carbon dioxide leaves the body through...
- Blood vessels do this to retain heat
- Produce testosterone
- When we are too warm
- Chemicals secreted by glands
- Glucose is converted into this in the liver
- Homeostasis - the maintenance of a ________ internal environment
- Diabetes where the body does not make enough insulin
20 Clues: Not enough water • Secretes insulin • Produce oestrogen • Secretes thyroxine • Produce testosterone • When we are too warm • When we are too cold • Controls body temperature • Condition from low body temp • Chemicals secreted by glands • Blood vessels do this to retain heat • Blood vessels do this to release heat • Carbon dioxide leaves the body through... • ...
Pharmacology Midterm DOC 2025-02-06
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- DOC for hyperthyroidism including Grave’s disease
- DOC in severe intestinal wall disease and in hepatic abscess
- DOC for hypothyroidism
- Most frequently administered anesthetic
- DOC for epidural infusions used for postoperative pain control, labor analgesia
- DOC for Rickettsia, Borrelia, Brucella & Coxiella
- Most frequently administered for Gout
- DOC to induce labor
- DOC for eye worm disease (Loa loa)
- DOC for HA-MRSA & Endocarditis
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- DOC for susceptible anaerobic infection
- DOC for central diabetes insipidus
- DOC for dental anesthesia
- DOC for Chlamydia
- DOC for onchocerciasis (River Blindness)
- DOC for hookworm and roundworm
- DOC for for type 2 diabetes
- DOC for Chlamydia (& it covers MRSA by not DOC)
- DOC for syphilis
- DOC in esophageal, oral, and vaginal candidiasis, coccidiosis, cryptococcal meningitis
- DOC for community-acquired pneumonia
- DOC for gonorrhea
22 Clues: DOC for syphilis • DOC for Chlamydia • DOC for gonorrhea • DOC to induce labor • DOC for hypothyroidism • DOC for dental anesthesia • DOC for for type 2 diabetes • DOC for hookworm and roundworm • DOC for HA-MRSA & Endocarditis • DOC for central diabetes insipidus • DOC for eye worm disease (Loa loa) • DOC for community-acquired pneumonia • Most frequently administered for Gout • ...
HASTALIKLAR 2022-10-29
23 Clues: Cold • Cold • Cough • Fever • Nausea • Hernia • Asthma • Cancer • Measles • Headache • Diabetes • Pressure • Deafness • Migraine • Poisoning • Allergies • Toothache • Paralysis • Depression • Rheumatism • Kidney stone • Tuberculosis • Shortness of breath
Sistem sekresi 2026-04-13
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- Penyakitginjalkarenabatu
- Penyakitgagalginjal
- Pigmenemberiwarnaurin
- Bagiandarijantung
- Kantongpembungkusglomerulus
- Zatberacundalamdarah
- Prosespembentukanurin
- Prosespenyerapankembalizat
- Unitpenyusunginjal
- Penyakitadanyaguladalamurin
- Pembuluhdarahkecildiginjal
- Zatsisametabolismeprotein
- Orgnpenghasilempedu
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- Organutamapenyaringdarah
- Organpenghasilkeringat
- Zatsisametabolismeproteinyangbersifatracun
- Cairnhasilekskresi
- OrganpengeluaranCO₂
- Tempatpenyaringanpertamadiginjal
- Prosespenyaringan penampungurin
- Organekskresiberupakulit
- Salurndariginjalkekandungkemih
- Saluranpengeluaranurin
- Prosespengeluaranzatsisa
24 Clues: Bagiandarijantung • Cairnhasilekskresi • Unitpenyusunginjal • Penyakitgagalginjal • OrganpengeluaranCO₂ • Orgnpenghasilempedu • Zatberacundalamdarah • Pigmenemberiwarnaurin • Prosespembentukanurin • Organpenghasilkeringat • Saluranpengeluaranurin • Organutamapenyaringdarah • Penyakitginjalkarenabatu • Organekskresiberupakulit • Prosespengeluaranzatsisa • Zatsisametabolismeprotein • ...
Enfermedades 2025-08-24
Homeostasis 2014-05-14
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- Secretes thyroxine
- Glucose is converted into this in the liver
- Carbon dioxide leaves the body through...
- Blood vessels do this to retain heat
- Insulin is secreted when blood sugar levels are too _______
- Homeostasis - the maintenance of a ________ internal environment
- When we are too cold
- Produce testosterone
- When we are too warm
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- Control water loss through urine production
- Condition from low body temp
- Produce oestrogen
- Not enough water
- Carbon dioxide is a waste product of this process
- Blood vessels do this to release heat
- Controls body temperature
- Secretes insulin
- Chemicals secreted by glands
- Diabetes where the body does not make enough insulin
- Diabetes where the body does not respond to insulin
20 Clues: Not enough water • Secretes insulin • Produce oestrogen • Secretes thyroxine • When we are too cold • Produce testosterone • When we are too warm • Controls body temperature • Condition from low body temp • Chemicals secreted by glands • Blood vessels do this to retain heat • Blood vessels do this to release heat • Carbon dioxide leaves the body through... • ...
medical terminology 2023-04-24
16 Clues: หัวใจ • เบาหวาน • โลหิตจาง • หายใจเร็ว • หยุดหายใจ • ตับอักเสบ • ผิวหนังคล้ำ • อาการดีซ่าน • ภาวะน้ำตาลต่ำ • ความดันโลหิตสูง • ริดสีดวงทวารหนัก • ผ่าตัดเปิดหลอดลม • เซลล์เม็ดเลือดแดง • สารสีแดงในเม็ดเลือด • ปอดอักเสบจากการติเเชื้อ • มีเลือดในช่องเยื่อหุ้มปอด
Diseases 2024-02-12
20 Clues: zácpa • astma • angína • puchýř • průjem • operace • infarkt • chřipka • mrtvice • cukrovka • trombóza • rakovina • neštovice • příušnice • senná rýma • zánět ucha • ztráta řeči • otřes mozku • ztráta paměti • spálová angína
DIABETES & METABOLIC SYNDROME 2024-05-22
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- signs of this condition include urine ketones, hyperglycemia, increase HgbA1c, fatigue, and unintentional weight loss
- ______ risk for type II diabetes includes: obesity, sedentary lifestyle, not getting enough sleep, and smoking
- insulin is most quickly absorbed when injected in the ________
- a test used to evaluate the effectiveness of diabetes mellitus type II
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- ______in hemoglobin A1c shows a type II diabetic client is adhering recommended lifestyle changes
- this medication is a first line antidiabetic for type II diabetes mellitus and should be taken with food
- this type of diabetes means that your pancreas no longer produces insulin
- chronic increase in blood glucose levels that can lead to deterioration of nerve cells
- diabetic client will set this for an insulin bolus after eating
- risk factors include obesity, hypercholesteremia, hyperglycemia, hypertension
- insulin is stable at room temperature for this long
11 Clues: insulin is stable at room temperature for this long • insulin is most quickly absorbed when injected in the ________ • diabetic client will set this for an insulin bolus after eating • a test used to evaluate the effectiveness of diabetes mellitus type II • this type of diabetes means that your pancreas no longer produces insulin • ...
PATOLOGÍA AMBIENTAL 2022-10-31
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- La cardiopatía isquémica es un_____ entre la irrigación del miocardio y la demanda cardiaca y de sangre oxígenada.
- Trastorno por el cual los vasos sanguíneos tienen persistentemente una tensión elevada.
- Controlar los ______ de riesgo cardiovasculares como el colesterol alto, diabetes, tabaquismo, hipertensión, etc.
- La obstrucción arterial coronaria_______ el flujo sanguíneo a una región del miocardio provocando isquemia.
- Enfermedad crónica (de larga duración) que afecta la forma en que el cuerpo convierte los alimentos en energía (glucosa).
- El azúcar en la sangre, también llamada_____es el azúcar principal que se encuentra en su sangre. Esta proviene de los alimentos que usted consume y es su principal fuente de energía.
- La placa ateromatosa esta formada porcolesterol, triglicéridos, ácidos grasos y______ espumosos.
- Es una consecuencia social generada por las drogas que consiste en alejarse de la sociedad.
- El hábito alimentario, también conocido como régimen alimentario o a veces como______
- Las dos causas más importantes de disfunción endotelial son los transtornos_______y la hipercolesterolemia.
- Al consumir drogas puede dar una _____ por sobredosis.
- La diabetes es una afección en la que los niveles de _____ en sangre.
- Grupo de enfermedades que causan obstrucción de la circulación del aire y generan problemas relacionados con la respiración.
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- Fase última de la hepatopatía alcohólica.
- Consiste en sentirse dependiente del consumo de una sustancia o droga.
- Es el principal factor de riesgo para el desarrollo de la ateroesclerosis.
- Para reducir estas enfermedades es necesario hacer actividad_________.
- afección frecuente que aparece cuando una sustancia pegajosa llamada placa se acumula en el interior de las arterias.
- El _____ al miocardio se genera por la obstrucción de la circulación provocando necrosis.
- Las venas varicosas (várices) son venas con_______retorcidas y dilatadas que se pueden ver bajo la piel. Con frecuencia son de color rojo o azul. Generalmente aparecen en las piernas, pero pueden presentarse en otras partes del cuerpo.
- El ____ es un factor de riesgo para la obesidad y diabetes.
- Protuberancia anormal o dilatación en las paredes de un vaso sanguíneo.
- El____ diabetico es una complicación frecuente en pacientes con diabetes y ´puede llegar hasta la amputación.
- Los______más sensibles y específicos de daño al miocardio son las proteínas cardio especificas.
24 Clues: Fase última de la hepatopatía alcohólica. • Al consumir drogas puede dar una _____ por sobredosis. • El ____ es un factor de riesgo para la obesidad y diabetes. • La diabetes es una afección en la que los niveles de _____ en sangre. • Consiste en sentirse dependiente del consumo de una sustancia o droga. • ...
Puzzle #2 2022-04-17
11 Clues: Lifestyle • BP medication • Memory medication • Diabetes medication • Metformin brand name • Calcium channel blocker • Rotator cuff tear with repair • Patient hasn't seen in 3 years • Symptom of diabetes (two words) • Can lead to dependence and tolerance • Medication with side effect of dizziness with standing
Diabetes retinopathy screening 2019-06-26
Across
- what is a symptom of diabetes retinopathy that you can see in your eyes
- how often do you get screened for diabetes (if your diabetic)
- the test to see if you are being blinded by diabetes
Down
- when the cells that produce insulin are killed or damaged
- what diabetes can do to your eyes
- fovea in center of eye
- how many types of diabetes is there
7 Clues: fovea in center of eye • what diabetes can do to your eyes • how many types of diabetes is there • the test to see if you are being blinded by diabetes • when the cells that produce insulin are killed or damaged • how often do you get screened for diabetes (if your diabetic) • what is a symptom of diabetes retinopathy that you can see in your eyes
Titel 3 2016-04-24
Across
- An was für einem möglichen Symptom ist Diabetes Typ 2 erkennbar?
- Die Ernährungsempfehlung bei Diabetes Typ 2 richtet sich nach der schweizerischen ……….
- Ernährung Auf was sollte bei den Mahlzeiten geachtet werden?
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- Was gibt es nebst Insulin für blutzuckersenkende Medikamente?
- Was ist Diabetes mellitus grundsätzlich?
- Was begünstigt Diabetes Typ2 zusätzlich?
- Nenne mir ein bekanntes, sichtbares Fett!
- Wie heisst das Hormon, das den Blutzucker senkt?
8 Clues: Was ist Diabetes mellitus grundsätzlich? • Was begünstigt Diabetes Typ2 zusätzlich? • Nenne mir ein bekanntes, sichtbares Fett! • Wie heisst das Hormon, das den Blutzucker senkt? • Ernährung Auf was sollte bei den Mahlzeiten geachtet werden? • Was gibt es nebst Insulin für blutzuckersenkende Medikamente? • ...
Diabetes 2022-02-07
Across
- Health risks of diabetes include damage to ________.
- A healthy ________ can reduce risk of diabetes.
- Having __________ meals to maintain blood glucose level.
- A high intake of _______ can cause diabetes.
Down
- A lack of __________ can cause diabetes.
- A high intake of _______ can cause diabetes.
- A __________ diet can reduce risk of diabetes.
- Diabetics can develop serious complications such as heart diseases and ________.
8 Clues: A lack of __________ can cause diabetes. • A high intake of _______ can cause diabetes. • A high intake of _______ can cause diabetes. • A __________ diet can reduce risk of diabetes. • A healthy ________ can reduce risk of diabetes. • Health risks of diabetes include damage to ________. • Having __________ meals to maintain blood glucose level. • ...
REPETITION 3 GROUP 11 PRZ 2015-06-03
18 Clues: kości • bazie • cisza • drogi • grypa • siniak • kwaśne • święcić • służący • cukrzyca • wstrętne • dzielnica • ból głowy • podbite oko • wielki tydzień • niebezpieczeństwo • tablica pamiątkowa • właścicielka mieszkania
Common Symptoms & Conditions 2025-11-12
18 Clues: ไข้ • ปวด • ปวดท้อง • ท้องผูก • อาเจียน • เบาหวาน • ภูมิแพ้ • ปวดศีรษะ • คลื่นไส้ • อ่อนเพลีย • การอักเสบ • กระดูกหัก • เวียนศีรษะ • การติดเชื้อ • ความดันโลหิตสูง • ท้องร่วง, ท้องเสีย • เรื้อรัง (เช่น โรคเรื้อรัง) • เฉียบพลัน (เช่น ปวดเฉียบพลัน)
Diabetes- Type 2 2021-09-30
Across
- DM is an alteration in the metabolism of this essential nutrient type
- a blood test that measures glycemic control over months
- The name for ocular damage caused by uncontrolled DM
- Clients with DM are high risk for this complication
- Risk factor for DM
- The functional unit of the kidney that is damaged by DM
- The type of blood sugar that when elevated suggests DM
- The name for the numbness, tingling or pain brought on by DM
- The hormone responsible (via active transport) for allowing glucose to enter the cells of the body
Down
- Produced with insulin, a storage of glucose (energy) in the liver and skeletal muscles
- A common comorbidity of DM, related to blood pressure
- The cells of the pancreas that produced insulin
- The name for renal failure caused by uncontrolled DM
- The abbreviation for diabetes mellitus
- The hormone responsible for mobilizing glucose stored in the body, secreted by the alpha cells of the pancreas
- Clients with DM are high risk for this complication that will remove parts of their body
- The type of diabetes, in woman that is a solid predictor of later DM type 2
- An uncontrollable risk factor for DM
18 Clues: Risk factor for DM • An uncontrollable risk factor for DM • The abbreviation for diabetes mellitus • The cells of the pancreas that produced insulin • Clients with DM are high risk for this complication • The name for renal failure caused by uncontrolled DM • The name for ocular damage caused by uncontrolled DM • A common comorbidity of DM, related to blood pressure • ...
Gestational Diabetes Mellitus 2024-04-14
Across
- The body is resistant to this hormone in GDM
- This hormone has a blocking effect on insulin during pregnancy
- The trimester GDM is diagnosed in
- Excessive hunger
- Larger than average newborn size
- This many ounces of glucose solution is consumed during the OGTT
- A medication used to control blood sugar levels
- Excess amniotic fluid
- A GDM diet should be rich in this nutrient
- Pregnancy over this maternal age increases the risk for GDM
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- A GDM patient should meet with this diabetes specialist
- Excessive thirst
- This body system can be altered in GDM and cause HTN
- This test diagnoses GDM
- Low blood sugar level
- Excessive urination
- Elevated blood sugar level
- This cell is dysfunctional in GDM
18 Clues: Excessive thirst • Excessive hunger • Excessive urination • Low blood sugar level • Excess amniotic fluid • This test diagnoses GDM • Elevated blood sugar level • Larger than average newborn size • The trimester GDM is diagnosed in • This cell is dysfunctional in GDM • A GDM diet should be rich in this nutrient • The body is resistant to this hormone in GDM • ...
Med surg 2022-08-09
Across
- oral diabetes medication
- gets help from insulin to enter cells
- low end of normal blood sugar
- type of sleep apnea
- one part of metabolic syndrome
- secretes insulin
- diabetics are at risk for this
- testing blood sugar before meals and at bedtime
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- pressure against arteries during relaxation
- long acting insulin
- low end of normal blood pressure
- pressure against arteries during contraction
- obstructive pulmonanry disease
13 Clues: secretes insulin • long acting insulin • type of sleep apnea • oral diabetes medication • low end of normal blood sugar • one part of metabolic syndrome • obstructive pulmonanry disease • diabetics are at risk for this • low end of normal blood pressure • gets help from insulin to enter cells • pressure against arteries during relaxation • ...
Élelmiszer áruismeret 2020-12-17
7.a 2020-04-07
16 Clues: dél • lakos • ébren • hírnév • keserű • napozni • serkent • étcsoki • szakértő • betegség • megfelelő • megelőzni • kór,betegség • ejtőernyőzés • cukorbetegség • siklóernyőzés
Crossword 2020-07-08
The human body 2019-10-14
Diabetes Insipidus NEW 2021-06-07
Across
- Termo usado para indicar sede excessiva
- Quando há deficiência no hormônio ADH, é esperado o aumento no volume da
- Enzimas que degradam o ADH
- Em qual trimestre de gravidez a doença se manifesta
- Tipo de diabetes onde há deficiência renal
- Termo usado para indicar a vontade excessiva de urinar
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- Outro nome dado ao hormônio ADH
- Medicamento usado no tratamento de Diabetes Insipidus
- Excesso de cálcio
- Tipo de diabetes insipidus onde há deficiência no eixo hipófise-hipotálamo
10 Clues: Excesso de cálcio • Enzimas que degradam o ADH • Outro nome dado ao hormônio ADH • Termo usado para indicar sede excessiva • Tipo de diabetes onde há deficiência renal • Em qual trimestre de gravidez a doença se manifesta • Medicamento usado no tratamento de Diabetes Insipidus • Termo usado para indicar a vontade excessiva de urinar • ...
