Diabetes is a term that covers several conditions that relate to a person’s ability to process sugar. The two most common conditions are called Type 1 and Type 2. Both of these conditions have similarities‚ but they also have great differences. To understand the different types of diabetes‚ it is important to understand how the body processes sugar. In general‚ terms‚ when a person consumes carbohydrates‚ they are broken down into glucose‚ which then enters the bloodstream. At the same time‚ the
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Delas Alas Campus Indang‚ Cavite VISION A premier university in historic Cavite recognized for excellence in the development of morally upright and globally competitive individuals. College of Nursing DIABETES MELITUS TYPE II WITH PERIPHERAL NEUROPATHY Presented by: III BSN 2 GROUP 7 Members Dimaranan‚ Jocelyn P. Dones‚ Paola Judith T. Espinelli‚ Raycie P. Fauni‚ Leslie L. Ganio‚ Marc Joseph V. Gonzales‚ Diane Joyce V. Ilagan‚ Janine P. Jayomana‚ Ereca S. Lacay‚ Angelie B
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Description of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (DM)is a metabolic disease mostly seen in adulthood due to insulin resistance‚ genetic factor‚ and environmental influences such as obesity. In addition‚ children have become victim of type 2 DM due to poor dietary intake. Furthermore‚ the hepatic glucose production increases‚ altered insulin production and reduced glucose absorption results in hyperglycemia. The insulin imprints become resistant to hormonal impulses due to increased
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Many of us know someone with diabetes but most of us don’t know what the dieses is. Well‚ diabetes is when your body makes too much or too little insulin. Type one (juvenile/insulin dependent) diabetes is when your body does not make any insulin. The world is still looking for a cure. Type one diabetes is a condition in which the patient has high blood glucose levels that are caused by an extreme lack of insulin. This is caused when the body’s immune system attacks the
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that it provides education to people with type 2 diabetes. The NICE strategy provides education in the form of guidelines that are regularly updated to suit changing rates of type 2 diabetes conditions and complications. This is a strength of the strategy as providing education provides knowledge on the ways people can delay themselves from developing type 2 diabetes and control measures to avoid complications‚ if the person has already developed type 2 diabetes. Educating people will encourage their
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Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Amber L. Ross Panola College Professor Kevin Rutherford How would you like to know that eating the chocolate cake on your birthday or having that big bowl of pasta could literally kill you? For the more than 220 million people worldwide who have diabetes this is the reality they live with daily. (World Health Organization 2009) This paper will inform you on the genetic and metabolic components of type 2 diabetes‚ as well as symptoms‚ diagnosis‚ treatments and economic
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10107 2 (Should this not be the latest edition‚ please purchase the latest edition) AND Binnekade et al. (2008); (Cillers and Mans) Group Statements Volume 1‚ LexisNexis‚ ISBN: 9780409104363 (Should this not be the latest edition‚ please purchase the latest edition) PLUS: You need to work through the sample questions on consolidated cash flow statements and/or you may study Section 15 from the following recommended textbook: Binnekade et al. (2008); (Cillers and Mans) Group Statements Volume 2‚ LexisNexis
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Diabetes Mel·li·tus (mə-lī’təs‚ měl’ĭ-) is a metabolic disorder in which there are high blood sugar levels over a period of time. This disease process symptomatology is excessive thirst‚ frequent urination and increase hunger. There are three types of Diabetes Mellitus. Type I or insulin dependent diabetes mellitus (IDDM) has an early onset and is diagnosed in someone who is a juvenile. Type II or non-insulin diabetes mellitus (NIIDDM) has a late onset and is diagnosed in someone who is an adult
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the differences between Diabetes mellitus Type I vs Type II. Are there any other forms of diabetes? Type 1 diabetes is insulin dependent‚ an autoimmune destruction of beta cells in the pancreas. Therefore‚ required insulin replacement‚ and not associated to obesity‚ and occur mostly in children and adolescent. However‚ type 2 diabetes it is non- insulin- dependent‚ and caused by decreased of insulin production‚ and occur mostly in people 50+ age‚ and associated with obesity. 2-What are the functions
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Juvenile Diabetes (Type 1 Diabetes) March 17‚ 2013 Diabetes was first discovered as far back as 6th century BC by an Indian physician Sushruta. He recognized that people showing certain symptoms all had sweet urine. He called this condition Madhumeha. In 1869 a young medical student in Berlin named Paul Langerhans was interested in learning about the structure of the pancreas. He discovered there were clumps of tissue clustered in the pancreas. Langerhans never learned the function of this tissue
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