DIABETES MELLITUS

1. The route of administration for insulin injection.
4. A drug that reduces cholesterol and blood levels.
5. A drug that delays the breakdown of carbohydrates.
7. Infection of this virus can cause type 1 diabetes mellitus.
9. A type of diabetes that usually develops during pregnancy.
11. A hormone made by the pancreas to assist in glucose uptakes.
14. The most common complication for insulin analogs.
16. In diabetic ketoacidosis, the liver starts breaking down fat rapidly into ________ which causes the blood to become acidic.
18. A type of diabetes mellitus that is an autoimmune disease that attacks the beta cells in the pancreas.
19. An example of long-acting insulin analogs.

2. A GLP-1 receptor analog that increases insulin secretion, suppresses glucagon secretion, delays gastric emptying and reduces appetite.
3. A condition when the blood glucose level is too high.
6. Diabetic peripheral neuropathy can cause foot-related diseases that may result in ___________.
8. A drug that lowers blood glucose levels by improving the way body handles insulin.
10. Your body breaks down carbohydrates into __________.
12. A drug that increases the amount of glucose removed from the urine.
13. An example of rapid-acting insulin analogs.
14. A test that measures the amount of glucose attached to your hemoglobin.
15. Insulin consists of two ___________ chains, A (21 aa) and B (30 aa).
17. A type of diabetes mellitus in which the pancreas does not produce adequate insulin or the insulin that it makes does not work properly.