Medical Terminology - Ch. 13

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Medical Terminology - Ch. 13

ketosis
ketones are produced and enter the blood
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ketosis ketones are produced and enter the blood
glucosuria sugar in the urine
polyphagia much hunger
polydipsia much thirst
polyuria much urination
ketoacidosis caused by: undiagnosed DM, stress, non-compliance of Tx; Tx-Rx: insulin; Sx: hypoinsulinism, extreme hypoglycemia, disorientation, fruity odor to breath and urine, coma or death.
hypoglycemia too much insulin - insulin shock; caused by: too much insulin on board or inslet cells; Tx: glucose; BS levels < 50
gestational diabetes metabolic disorder during pregnancy; may subside after parturition, but can reappear in mid-life
diuresis increased formation and secretion of urine
endocrinology study of these hormones and these glands and the imbalance of these within the body
endocrinologist dr. who dx adn tx disorders associated with imbalances of hormoes and gladns that contribute these imbalances. also tx disease associated with these imbalances
neuropathy nerve deterioration
retinopathy blindness
FBS/FBG fasting blood glucose or sugar: test that measures blod glucose levels after a 12 hour fast
glucose tolerance test (GTT) test that measures the body's ability to metabolize CHO by administering a standard dose of glucose and measuring glucose levels in the blood and urine at regular intervals
insulin tolerance test use for dx of hypoglycemia: test that determines insulin levels in serem (blood) by administering insulin and measuring blood glucose levels in blood at regular intervals
hypoglycemia low blood sugar
hypoinsulinism low insulin condition
insulin lower blood glucose by promoting its entrance into body cells and converting glucose to glycogen (a starch storage form of glucose)
oral antidiabetics treat type 2 DM by stimulating the pancreas to produce more insulin and decrease peripheral resistance to insulin
IDDM insulin dependent diabetes mellitus
DM diabetes mellitus
K+ potassium
Na sodium (salt)
NIDDM non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus
Random BS testing blood sugar randomly
BS 2 hr. pp (post prandial) - blood sugar two hours before a meal

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