Diabetic complications
Hypothyreodism and hyperthyreodism
Hypothyreodism and hyperthyreodism
DM part 1
DM part 2
100

How is insulin applied?

subcutaneously

100

Name the function of thyroxine.

It influences physical growth, development and mental activity.

100

Characterize the role of calcitonin.

It regulates the level of blood calcium.

100

Name 3 types of DM.

1, 2, gestational

100

Name the ways how people can administer insulin.

insulin pen, insulin pump, insulin syringe

200

What is the role of SMBG?

The goal of SMBG is to collect detailed information about blood glucose levels.

200

Characterize the thyroid gland.

The thyroid gland consists of two lobes in the anterior portion of neck. It produces two hormones.

200

Say which hormone regulates thyroid gland.

TSH

200

What is glycemia?

the presence of glucose in blood

200

Compare DM type 1 and 2 considering age.

1. children, teens

2. adults after 45

300

Say why it is important to alternate injection sites.

Repeated administration decreases absorbtion of insulin.

300

Name 2 therapies for thyroid diseases.

USG, thyroid scintigraphy, level of hormones, computed tomography, thyroid biopsy

300

Name which body organs and systems are affected by the hormone thyroxine.

skin, hair, cardiovascular system, CNS, muscles, adipose tissue, digestive system

300

Compare what happens with insulin in DM 1 and 2.

1. does not produce insulin 

2. insulin resistance 

300

Name 4 symptoms of hypoglycemia.

pallor, hunger, irritability, lack of coordination, sweating, sleepiness

400

Name 3 microvascular complications of DM.

diabetic eye disease (retinopathy), diabetic neuropathy, renal disease, foot problems  

400

Name 2 types of treatment of hypothyreodism.

substitution therapy, diet reduction

400

Name 2 types of treatment for hyperthyreodism.

goitrectomy, thyrostatic treatment, nutritional diet

400

Compare the causes of DM 1 and 2.

1 - autoimmune response, genetics

2 - unhealthy diet, overweight or obese, not exercising enough

400

Name 5 symptoms of hyperglycemia.

dry mouth, weakness, blurry vision, frequent urination, headache, increased thirst

500

Name 3 macrovascular complications of DM.

stroke, peripheral arterial disease, foot problems,  heart disease and hypertension

500

Name 5 symptoms of hyperthyreodism.

goiter, hunger, weight loss, bulging eyes, hair loss, increased palpitations, hand tremors, breathing problems, mood swings, intolerance to heat, diarrhea, fine hair, hypertension

500

Name 5 symptoms of hypothyreodism.

enlarged thyroid, chills, puffy face and eyes, swollen legs – arms, drowsiness, dry and coarse skin, cold feeling, delayed development of brain, big tongue, slow speech, constipation

500

Explain the exocrine and endocrine function of the pancreas.

As a part of the digestive system, it secretes pancreatic juice into the duodenum through the pancreatic duct. As an endocrine gland, it functions mostly to regulate blood sugar levels.

500

Name 3 hormones secreted by pancreas.

insulin, glucagon and somatostatin