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Blood glucose levels

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3.5-5.5 mols/l

4-6mols/l

3-5mols/l

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Type 1 management

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monitoring of diet

carb counting

daily insulin/pump

medication

none

Type 2

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Lots of insulin

90% of diabetics

rapid onset

Little insulin

progressive condition

80% of diabetics

asymptomatic for many years

gradual onset

none

S&S of type 2

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dehydration

fatigue

exercise

rapid onset

genetic

sedentary life style

poly urea

obesity

none

blood glucose levels 2 hrs after food

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<9.0mols/l

<7.0mols/l

<8.0mols/l

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S&S of type 1

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poor healing

excessive thirst

tiredness

anxiety

blurred vision

recurrent infections

weight loss

hunger

poly urea

none

Diabetes

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in health the

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produces a hormone

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insulin is a

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that takes

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circulating in the blood stream into

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for energy

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Diabetics

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A cells of islets of langerhans

B cells of islets of langerhans

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Type 1

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early life

later life

gradual onset

little insulin produced

poss genetic link

15% of diabetics

No insulin produced

abrupt onset

10% of diabetics

auto immune process

none

Type 2 management

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aspirin

sulphonylureas

poss insulin

duiretics

weight management

biguanides

diet controlled

none

medications

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sulphonylureas
biguanides

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improves insulin produced
stimulates pancreas

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