Diabetes

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.

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.