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LESSON PLAN: ALL PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHANGES THAT TAKE PLACE TO SUSTAIN LIFE & CONDITIONS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO IMBALANCES
BOOK: PROCESSES OF BIOCHEMICAL REACTIOSN OCCURING IN THE BODYS CELLS THAT ARE NECESSARY TO PRODUCE ENERGY, REPAIR CELLS, & MAINTAIN LIFE |
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REGULATION OF ACIDITY AND ALKALINITY IN BODY FLUIDS AND CONDITIONS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO IMBALANCE |
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DISORDER OF HYPERGLYCEMIA RESULTING FROM DEFECTS IN INSULIN SECRETION, INSULIN ACTION, OR BOTH, LEADING TO ABNORMALITIES IN CARBS, PROTEIN, & FAT METABOLISM
FOUR MAJOR TYPES:
DM1(5-10%)
DM2(90-95%)
GESTATIONAL DIABETES(2-5% OF ALL PREGNANCIES)OTHER SPECIFIC TYPES(1-2%) |
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DIABETES TYPE 1
AKA JUVENILE-ONSET OR INSULIN DEPENDENT DIABETES MELLITUS |
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RESULTS FROM PANCREATIC ISLET CELL DESTRUCTION AND A TOTAL DEFICIT OF CIRCULATING INSULIN
BETA CELLS OF THE ISLETS OF LANGERHANS ARE THE ONLY CELLS IN THE BODY THAT MAKE INSULIN
MAY BE AUTOIMMUNE OR IDIOPATHIC
90% OF THE CASES ARE IMMUNE MEDICATED
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DIABETES TYPE 2
AKA NON-INSULIN-DEPENDENT DM OR ADULT ONSET DIABETES |
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RESULTS FROM INSULIN RESISTANCE WITH A DEFECT IN COMPENSATORY INSULIN SECRETION
CONDITION OF FASTING HYPERGLYCEMIA THAT OCCURS DESPITE AVAILABILITY OF ENDOGENOUS INSULIN |
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CHEMICAL MESSENGERS SECRETED BY VARIOUS GLANDS THAT EXERT CONTROLLING EFFECTS ON THE CELLS OF THE BODY
REGULATE VARIED FUNCTIONS SUCH AS GROWTH, REPRODUCTION, FLUID/ELECTROLYTE BALANCE, GENDER DIFFERENTIATION |
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PRODUCED BY BETA CELLS; FACILITATE THE UPTAKE AND USE OF GLUCOSE BY CELLS AND PREVENTS AND EXCESSIVE BREAKDOWN OF GLYCOGEN IN THE LIVER AND MUSCLE
DECREASES BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVELS |
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STIMULATES THE BREAKDOWN OF GLYCOGEN IN THE LIVER, THE FORMATION OF CARBS IN THE LIVER, AND THE BREAKDOWN OF LIPIDS IN BOTH THE LIVER AND ADIPOSE TISSUE
PRIMARY FUNCTION TO DECREASE GLUCOSE OXIDATION AND INCREASE BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVELS |
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BREAKDOWN OF LIVER GLYCOGEN |
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FORMATION OF GLUCOSE FROM FATS AND PROTEINS |
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NEUROTRANSMITTER THAT INHIBITS PRODUCTION OF BOTH GLUCAGON AND INSULIN |
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ELEVATED BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVELS |
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ACCUMULATION OF KETONE BODIES PRODUCED DURING OXIDATION OF FATTY ACIDS |
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GLUCOSE EXCRETED IN THE URINE |
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INCREASED FLUID INTAKE - THIRST |
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INCREASED FOOD INTAKE - HUNGER
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INSULIN FROM A SOURCE OUTSIDE THE BODY |
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INSULIN PRODUCED BY ONES OWN BODY |
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A RISE IN BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVELS BETWEEN 4AM & 8AM THAT IS NOT A RESPONSE TO HYPOGLYCEMIA. OCCURS IN TYPE 1 & 2. CAUSE UNKNOWN. BELIEVED TO RELATE TO NOCTURNAL INCREASES IN GROWTH HORMONE WHICH DECREASES PERIPHERAL UPTAKE OF GLUCOSE |
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COMBINATION OF HYPOGLYCEMIA DURING THE NIGHT WITH REBOUND MORNING RISE IN BLOOD GLUCOSE TO HYPERGLYCEMIC LEVELS
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DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS
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DEVELOPS WHEN THERE IS AN ABSOLUTE DEFICIENCY OF INSULIN AND AN INCREASE IN THE INSULIN COUNTERREGULATORY HORMONES
BODY BEGINS TO BREAKDOWN FATS FOR ENERGY LEAVING KETONES IN BLOOD WHICH ARE TOXIC ACIDS
PRIMARILY OCCURS IN TYPE 1 DM |
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HYPEROSMOLAR HYPERGLYCEMIC STATE
HHS |
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CONDITION CHARACTERIZED BY HYPERGLYCEMIA, HYPEROSMOLARITY, AND DEHYDRATION WITHOUT SIGNIFICANT KETOACIDOSIS OR KETONES IN BLOOD
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HYPOGLYCEMIA
AKA INSULIN SHOCK,
INSULIN REACTION, OR "THE LOWS" |
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*LOW BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVELS
*COMMON IN PEOPLE WITH TYPE 1 DM
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CHANGES IN THE RETINA THAT OCCUR IN THE PERSON WITH DIABETES R/T ALTERATIONS IN BLOOD FLOW IN THE RETINAL CAPILLARY STRUCTURE
HAS 3 STAGES:
*ONE: NONPROLIFERATIVE RETINOPATHY
*TWO:PREPROLIFERATIVE RETINOPATHY
*THREE: PROLIFERATIVE RETINOPATHY |
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DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS CHARACTERIZED BY PRESENCE OF ALBUMIN IN THE URINE, HTN, EDEMA, AND PROGRESSIVE RENAL INSUFFICIENCY
OCCURS IN 30-40% PPL WITH TYPE 1 DM
& 20% OF TYPE 2 DM |
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LOW BUT ABNORMAL LEVEL OF ALBUMIN IN THE URINE
FIRST INDICATION OF NEPHROPATHY |
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THICKENING OF WALLS OF BLOOD VESSELS THAT SUPPLY NERVES CAUSING DECREASE IN NUTRIENTS
DEMYELINIZATION OF SCHWANN CELLS THAT SURROUND & INSULATE NERVES SLOWING NERVE CONDUCTION
FORMATION & ACCUMULATION OF SORBITOL WITHIN THE SCHWANN CELLS, IMPAIRING NERVE CONDUCTION |
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END STAGE OF CHRONIC LIVER DISEASE
IT IS A PROGRESSIVE, IRREVERSIBLE DISORDER, EVENTUALLY LEADING TO LIVER FAILURE |
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ALCOHOLIC CIRRHOSIS
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LAENNECS CIRRHOSIS |
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MOST COMMON TYPE OF CIRRHOSIS IN NORTH AMERICA AND MANY PARTS OF EUROPE AND SOUTH AMERICA
END RESULT OF ALCOHOLIC LIVER DISEASE
DIRECTLY RELATED TO ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION
MALNUTRITION COMMONLY ACCOMPANIES ALCOHOLIC CIRRHOSIS |
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OCCURS WHEN BILE FLOW IS OBSTRUCTED WITHIN THE LIVER OR BILIARY SYSTEM. THE RETAINED BILE DAMAGES AND DESTROYS LIVER CELLS CLOSE TO THE INTERLOBULAR BILE DUCTS LEADING TO INFLAMMATION, FIBROSIS, AND FORMATION OF REGENERATIVE NODULES |
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POSTHEPATIC CIRRHOSIS
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POSTNECROTIC CIRRHOSIS |
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ADVANCED PROGRESSIVE LIVER DISEASE RESULTING FROM CHRONIC HEP B OR C OR FROM AN UNKNOWN CAUSE.
CHRONIC VIRAL HEPATITIS LEADING CAUSE
LIVER IS SHRUNKEN AND NODULAR, WITH EXTENSIVE LOSS OF LIVER CELLS AND FIBROSIS |
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ASPIRATION OF FLUID FROM PERITONEAL CAVITY
MAY BE DIAGNOSTIC OR THERAPEUTIC
GOAL TO RELIEVE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS CAUSED BY EXCESS FLUID IN THE ABDOMEN |
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IRRIGATION OF THE STOMACH WITH LARGE QUANTITIES OR NORMAL SALINE
PERFORMED TO IMPROVE VISUALIZATION FOR ENDOSCOPY |
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USED TO APPLY DIRECT PRESSURE ON BLEEDING VARICES BY INFLATING GASTRIC/ESOPHAGEAL BALLOONS |
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TRANSJUGULAR INTRAHEPATIC POROSYSTEMIC SHUNT
(TIPS) |
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USED TO RELIEVE PORTAL HTN AND COMPLICATIONS OF ESOPHAGEAL VARICES AND ASCITES
A CHANNEL CREATED THROUGH THE LIVER TISSUE USING A NEEDLE INSERTED TRANSCUTANEOULSY AN |
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