Diabetes
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- 2. Type of diabetes involving a physiologic imbalance of water.
- 4. This is a sign of hypoglycemia involving excessive sweating.
- 5. These anti-diabetic drugs increase beta cell secretion. Metformin is an example of this type of drug.
- 10. Form of insulin that takes ~15 min to kick in and can last up to 5 hours. Helpful before or after mealtime.
- 11. Diabetic state characterized by a reduction in blood pH including the signs and symptoms of nausea, fruity odor on breath, polydipsia and fatigue.
- 12. Low blood glucose.
- 14. A patient should avoid administration of insulin within sixty to up to how many minutes before a physical therapy session?
- 15. Diabetic patients requiring insulin must administer this way.
- 17. Cells that are destroyed in type one diabetes mellitus.
- 22. This possible long term diabetic manifestation in type two diabetics is better known as "disease of the nerves".
- 23. Increased or excessive thirst which is a clinical manifestation of diabetes mellitus.
- 24. Increased or excessive urination which is a clinical manifestation of those with diabetes mellitus.
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- 1. This hormone increases blood glucose levels and exogenous forms are used to treat acute emergent low blood sugar.
- 3. This device allows a continuous infusion of rapid insulin 24 hours/day through a subcutaneous catheter.
- 6. These cells synthesize and release glucagon from the pancreas.
- 7. Increased levels of blood glucose which is experienced by those with Diabetes if blood sugar goes unchecked.
- 8. This possible clinical manifestation is better known as "double vision".
- 9. Increased hunger which is a clinical manifestation of type one diabetes mellitus.
- 12. Risk factor for type two diabetics known as "chronic high blood pressure".
- 13. Type of diabetes mellitus involving insulin dependence.
- 16. This possible long term diabetic manifestation is better known as "disease of the kidneys".
- 18. Type of diabetes mellitus involving insulin resistance.
- 19. Type of diabetes involving a group of metabolic diseases characterized by an absolute or relative lack of insulin secretion or resistance to insulin in circulation.
- 20. Type one diabetes is often referred to as juvenile diabetes and the onset can occur as young as how many years old?
- 21. This type of disorder/disease found in one's family history involving the immune system is a risk factor for type one diabetics.