signaling pathway
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public health
biochemical processes (im sorry again)
vocab
NO NOTES >:)
100
what organ makes insulin?
pancreas! (beta cells)
100
Name some risk factors for pre-diabetes
- lack of physical activity
- unhealthy eating habits
- a family history of diabetes
- smoking
100
Where does glycolysis take place?
In the cytoplasm of the cell
100
what is prevalence
the total number of people living with diabetes
100
What is the patient's name?
Abel Ramos
200
what are the major tissues/cells in which GLUT4 is expressed?
skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle, and adipose tissue
200
what is the difference between type I and type II diabetes?
Type I: the body's immune system attacks and destroys insulin-producing cells in the pancreas, resulting in the body's inability to produce insulin
Type II: is characterized by insulin resistance, where the body's cells don't respond properly to insulin
200
what is the rate liming enzyme of glycolysis?
Phosphofructokinase (PFK1)
200
what is incidence
the number of new cases diagnosed within a specific period
200
How old is the patient?
36 yo
300
Where is GLUT 4 found before it is activated?
Storage vesicles in the cytoplasm
300
(true/false): Cohort studies are at the very top of the hierarchy of evidence
False
300
Name a product of the citric acid cycle
300
Accuracy
how close a measurement is to the true or accepted value
300
what was the patients fingerstick result? (in mg/dL)
114
400
what organ makes C-Peptide?
Pancreas!
400
Lifestyle modification to prevent diabetes is ____ intervention.
(primary, secondary or tertiary)
primary
400
Which ETC complex oxidizes NADH? (Complex I, II, III or IV)
Complex I
400
Precision
measures how close results are to one another.
400
What was the patients BMI? (in kg/m^2)
31.6
500
what does a high/low levels of c-peptide indicate?
A low level of C-peptide may be considered normal if your blood sugar is low and you haven’t eaten recently. It can also mean that your body isn’t making enough insulin
A high level of C-peptide might mean your body is making too much insulin
500
Why are POC tests important?
They are quick! Which aid in immediate initiation of treatment & closely monitor chronic conditions like diabetes
500
which ATP synthase component is embedded in the inner mitochondria membrane?
(F0 or F1)
F0
500
sequelae
a condition or complication that arises as a consequence of a prior disease, injury, or other trauma
500
what is my cat's name? :)
Sabrina!