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| This syndrome includes chronic hyperglycemia, disturbances of carbohydrate fat and protein metablism? |
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| Primary beta cell defect or failure is known as ? |
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| insulin resistance with inadequate insulin secretion is known as? |
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| Lack of insulin and relative excess of glucagon is also known as? |
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| Greatest risk factor for type 2 DM? |
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| Polydipsia, polyuria, polyphagia, weight loss, fatigue are signs of? |
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| Recurrent infections, prolonged wound healing, genital pruritus, visual changes, paresthesias and fatigue are signs of? |
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| Juvenile onset DM, brittle DM, idiopathic DM, and insulin dependent DM are all _________ DM? |
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| Adult-onset DM, maturity onset DM > 40 years old, noninsulin dependent DM are also known as? |
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| hypoglycemia, insulin shock, DKA, hyperosmolar hyperglycemic nonketotic syndrome are all ? |
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| acute complications of DM |
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| In DKA blood sugars can range _______? |
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| In hyperosmolar hyperglycemic nonketotic syndrome blood sugars range? |
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| fruity or acetone odor to breath is an indication of ? |
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| Insulin shock blood sugars? |
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| 30 mg or less in newborns, 60 mg or less in adults |
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| microvascular disease examples? |
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| retinopathy and nephropathy |
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| macrovascular disease examples? |
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| Diabetic neuropathies are? |
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| Axonal and Schwann cell degenerations, impaired motor nerve conductions, pain and paresthesias |
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| Most common complication of diabetes? |
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| Excessive levels of circulating excessive circulating cortisol caused by hyperfunction of the adrenal cortex with or without pituitary involvement describe? |
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| Conn disease is also known as? |
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| Sustained elevated renin release and the activation of angiotensin are results of? |
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| secondary hyperaldosteronism |
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