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CONTENT
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DEFINITION
ROLE OF PANCREAS
TYPES OF DIABETES
CAUSES OF DIABETES
DIAGNOSIS
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SYMPTOMS
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COMPLICATON
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PHARMACOLOGICAL TREATMENT
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7-8
9-11
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NON PHARMACOLOGICAL
TREATMENT
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REFERENCES
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DEFINITION
DIABETES MELLITUSisaconditioninwhichthe
pancreasnolongerproducesenoughinsulinorcellsstop
respondingtotheinsulinthatisproduced,sothatglucose
inthebloodcannotbeabsorbedintothecellsofthe
body.
ROLE OF PANCREAS
Thepancreasisaglandorganthatislocatedinthe
abdomen.
Itispartofthedigestivesystemandproducesimportant
enzymesandhormonesthathelpbreakdownfoods.
Pancreascarriesouttwoimportantrole:
Anexocrinefunction-helpsindigestion
Anendocrinefunction-thatregulatesbloodsugarlevel.
PANCREAS
HORMONES AND
ITS FUNCTION
Twoofthemainpancreatichormonesareinsulinand
glucagon.
Hormone
Functions
Insulin
Insulinisproducedbythebetacellsofthepancreas.
Thishormonelowersbloodglucoselevelsafteramealby
stimulatingtheabsorptionofglucosebyliver,muscle,and
adiposetissues.
Glucagon
Glucagonisproducedbythealphacellsofthepancreas.
Glucagonraisesbloodglucoselevelsbystimulatingthe
livertometabolizeglycogenintoglucosemoleculesandto
releaseglucoseintotheblood.
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TYPES OF DIABETES
TypeIDiabetes
TypeIdiabetesmostlyafflictsindividualsinadulthoodbut
someformscanoccurlaterinlife.
TypeIdiabetesisalsoknownasInsulinDependent
Diabetes.
TypeIdiabeticisthechronic(lifelong)diseasethatoccurs
whenthepancreasdoesnotproduceenoughinsulinto
controlbloodsugarlevelsproperly.
Dailyinjectionofinsulinisneeded.
TYPES OF DIABETES
TypeIIDiabetes
TypeIIdiabetesisinfluencedbygeneticfactors,aging,
obesityandperipheralinsulinresistance.
TypeIIdiabetesisalsoknownasNon-insulinDependent
Diabetes.
TypeIIdiabetesresultsfrominsulinresistance,acondition
inwhichcellsfailtouseinsulinproperly,sometimesalso
withanabsoluteinsulindeficiency.
CAUSES OF DIABETES
TypeIDiabetes
Bodysownimmunesystemattacksanddestroysbetacellin
thepancreaswhichisresponsibleforcreatingthehormone
insulin.
CAUSES OF DIABETES
TypeIIDiabetes
Thepancreasretainssomebetacellfunction,butinsulin
secretionisinsufficienttomaintainglucosehomeostasis.
Itsoccurwhenthepancreasdoesntmakeenoughinsulinor
hecellsofbodybecomeresistanttoinsulin.
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DIAGNOSIS
FollowingtestscanbedonefordiabetestypeIand
typeII:
1. Glycatedhamoeglobin(A1C)test
.Thisbloodtestindicatesyouraveragebloodsugarlevelfor
thepasttwotothreemonths.
.Itmeasuresthepercentageofbloodsugarattachedto
hemoglobin.
.Thehigheryourbloodsugarlevels,themorehemoglobin
youwillhavewithsugarattached.AnA1Clevelof6.5
percentorhigherontwoseparatetestsindicatesthatyouhave
diabetes.Below5.7isconsiderednormal.
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Diagnos
2.RandomBloodSugarTest
is
Abloodsamplewillbetakenattherandomtime.
Regardlessofwhenyoulastate,arandombloodsugar
levelof200milligramsperdeciliter(mg/dL)11.1
millimolesperliter(mmol/L)orhighersuggestsdiabetes.
3.FastingBloodSugarTest
Abloodsamplewillbetakenafteranovernightfast.
Afastingbloodsugarlevellessthan100mg/dL(5.6
mmol/L)isnormal.
Ifit's126mg/dL(7mmol/L)orhigherontwoseparate
tests,youhavediabetes.
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DIAGNOSIS
4.OralGlucoseTolerenceTest
Forthistest,youfastovernight,andthefastingblood
sugarlevelismeasured.
Thenyoudrinkasugaryliquid,andbloodsugarlevelsare
testedperiodicallyforthenexttwohours.
Abloodsugarlevellessthan140mg/dL(7.8mmol/L)is
normal.
Areadingofmorethan200mg/dL(11.1mmol/L)after
twohoursindicatesdiabetes.
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SYMPTOMS
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COMPLICATION
Nephropathy
CoronaryArtery
Disease
Highbloodglucose
andbloodpressure
candamagetosmall
bloodvesselsinthe
kidneysleadingto
thekidneys
becomingless
efficientortofail
altogether.
Highblood
pressure,high
cholesterol,high
bloodglucose
cancontributeto
cardiovascular
disease.
Whichcanleads
toheartattack
andstroke.
Retinopathy
Neuropathy
Diabetescancause
damagetothe
nervesthroughout
thebodywhen
bloodglucoseand
bloodpressureare
toohigh.
Mostlynerve
damagesinfootand
itscalledDiabetic
footulcer.Leading
toseriousinfections
andrequire
amputation.
Highlevels
ofblood
glucosecan
causethe
bloodvessel
formationin
theretinaof
theeyes.
Leadsto
reduced
visionand
blindness.
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PHARMACOLOGICAL
TREATMENT
1. Insulin
Drug Names
Dosage
Insulin aspart
Insulin detemir
Insulin glargine
Insulin lisipro
Regular insulin
NPH insulin
suspension
Sideeffects:Redness,headache,backpain,diarrhea,
hypersensitivityandallergicreaction,hypoglycemia,
itching,hunger.
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PHARMACOLOGICA
L TREATMENT
Mechanismofaction:Insulin
Coverttheglucosetoglycogeninliverandmuscle.
Decreasestheproductionofglucosefromglycogen.
Decreasesformationofglucosefromnoncarbonhydrate.
Decreaseslipolysisandketogenesis.
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PHARMACOLOGICAL
TREATMENT
2.OralAgents
Drug Names
Dosage
Acarbose
Glipizide
Glimepiride
1mg daily
Metformin
500 mg up to 2g bd
Miglitol
25mg PO
Nateglinide
Pioglitazone
Rosiglitazone
4mg PO
Repaglinide
Sitagliptin
Tolbutamide
1 to 2g orally daily
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PHARMACOLOGICA
L TREATMENT
OralAgents
SideEffects:
Dizzy
Drowsy
Heartburn
Stomachpain
Constipation
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PHARMACOLOGICAL
TREATMENT
Mechanismofaction:Oralagents
StimulatethereleaseofinsulinfrompancreaticB-cells.
Decreaseshepaticglucoseoutputandincreasesinsulin
sensitivity(muscle,liver).
Increaseinsulinsensitivity(muscleandliver)anddecrease
glucoseproduction.
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PHARMACOLOGICA
L
TREATMENT
3.AmylinAnalog
Drug Names
Pramlintide
Dosage
60 mcg subcutaneously
SideEffects:Nausea,vomiting,headache,abdominalpain,
weightlossandfatigue.
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PHARMACOLOGICA
L
TREATMENT
Mechanismofaction:AmylinAnalog
Pramlintideisananalogofhumanamylin.Amylinis
colocatedwithinsulininsecretorygranulesand
cosecretedwithinsulinbypancreaticbetacellsin
responsetofoodintake.
PHARMACOLOGICA
L TREATMENT
4.IncretinMimetic
Drug Names
Dosage
Exenatide
5mcg subcutaneously
Liraglutide
0.6 mg daily
Sideeffects:Diarrhea,constipation,upperrespiratory
tractinfection,andheadache.
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PHARMACOLOGICAL
TREATMENT
Mechanismofaction:IncretinMimetic
GLP-1increasesthesecretionofinsulinfromthe
pancreas,slowsabsorptionofglucosefromthegut,and
reducestheactionofglucagon.
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NON
PHARMACOLOGICA
EXERCISE
L TREATMENT
Physicalactivitypromotesweightreductionandimproves
insulinsensitivity,thusloweringbloodglucoselevels.
DIETS
Dietarytreatmentshouldaimat:
Ensuringweightcontrol.
Providingnutritionalrequirements.
Allowinggoodglycemiccontrolwithbloodglucoselevel
asclosetonormalaspossible.
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REFERENCES
LippincottsIllustatedReviewPharmacology5th
Edition.
Clinicalpharmacyandtherapeutics4thedition
MIMs
www.rxlist.com
www.medscape.com
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