Diabetes NMCSD
Across
- 4. Type of insulin given immediately with DKA
- 6. Most common cause of DKA
- 8. Triad of hyperglycemia, acidosis, and ketosis
- 9. Tocolytic that can raise blood sugars
- 10. Raises serum glucose levels 6 hrs after 1st dose lasting 3 days
- 11. Insulin does not cross this
- 14. A sulfonylurea that binds to pancreatic beta-cell ATP to increase insulin
- 16. In DKA elevated glucose creates an osmotic gradient leading to this
- 18. Patients with GDM need 3 meals and 2 to 3 of these
- 19. Type of insulin which should be used over regular insulin
- 20. Women with GMD have a higher risk of developing this
- 22. A biguanide that inhibits hepatic gluconeogenesis
Down
- 1. One of two populations with the highest risk of GDM
- 2. Type of saline used to initiate volume replacement in DKA
- 3. GDM patients have a 15-70% risk of developing this after delivery
- 5. Results from fetal hyperglycemia
- 7. Responsible for fruity breath
- 10. Intolerance of this leads to GDM
- 12. Defined as 4,000 grams or more
- 13. May lead to fatal fetal arrhythmia
- 15. Electrolyte that needs replacement in DKA even if in normal range
- 17. Diabetes is the leading cause of blindness, nephropathy and ___
- 21. Type of carbohydrates recommended in diabetic diet