What is Diabetes?
This is a medical term for the primary sugar found in your blood, and becomes too high when a person has diabetes.
What is Glucose
What is Type 1 Diabetes?
Frequent urination and this type of unquenchable thirst are the two early warning signs of diabetes
Engaging in this daily habit helps your body produce more insulin efficiently, and is highly recommended for type 2 diabetes
What is regular exercise or physical activity?
This public misconception was proven to be wrong multiple times through tested lab experiments. Consuming this sweet substance does not cause diabetes on its own.
What is Sugar?
Develops when THIS specific organ doesn't produce enough insulin
What is a Pancreas?
High blood sugar levels can cause blood vessels in the eyes. Resulting in a specific SENSORY system listed on the slides.
What is Blurry Vision?
The symptom occurs when high glucose levels pulls fluid from the lenses of the eyes, making it hard to focus.
What is blurred vision?
Along with managing blood sugar, individuals should carefully monitor their blood pressure and this specific fat level is mentioned on this slide.
What is cholestral?
Humans arent the only ones to develop diabetes what household pets can develop it too?
What is a dog or cat?
Term of condition where body's cells do not respond properly to the effects of insulin
What is Insulin resistance?
These cells are mistakenly destroyed by the immune system during type 1 diabetes.
What are Insulin-produced cells?
diabetes can cause slow healing or non-healing completely particularly on legs of feet
What are Sores?
Eliminating this ADDICTIVE habit is highly recommended to prevent worsening cardiovascular and circulatory problems
What is smoking?
Very first historic patient to recive a successful injection of diabetes insulin.
Who is Leonard Thompson in 1921?
Categorized in Type 2 diabetes, as this type of condition relates to how your body processes and converts food into energy
What is Metabolic Condition?
This is a key difference in prevention: Type 2 diabetes can be prevented with lifestyle choices, whereas Type 1 diabetes is?
What is Not Preventable?
Unlike type 1, warning signs for this specific type of diabetes often develop slowly over many years and can be extremely mild or completely unnoticed
What is Type 2 Diabetes?
Because their bodies completely stop producing it, this life saving hormone therapy must be taken by anyone with type 1 diabetes
What is insulin?
Diabetes can not spread like a viral infection or a cold. This is because diabetes is classified as this type of disease.
What is non-transmissible or lifestyle disease?
Type 2 diabetes is defined as a metabolic condition that develops over time. This is because of behavioural factors, and precise biological consequences of both chemical toxicity and altercations in the metabolism.
What is Cellular Damage or Inflammation?
The "Interesting Facts" slide highlights this historically bizarre diagnosis method. Which used to be, how medical physicians confirmed a diabetes diagnosis by this exact method.
What is Having Ants Taste A Patient's Urine To See If It Was Sweet?
While type 1 symptoms are present rapidly, this specific demographic reality makes type 2 dangerous in a unique way. This is because individuals often do not realized they have the disease until severe cardiovascular or visual complications appear.
What is Asymptomatic? Aka having no symptoms for years
Traditional type 1 management entirely relies on synthetic insulin replacement. This specific monoclonal antibody represents a historical medical discovery because it actively delays a disease progression by modifying the underlying autoimmune system
What is Tzield?
Other than lifestyle factors such as inactivity, obesity, and genetics. The slide for type 2 diabetes features the underlying cellular damage and altered metabolism to a complex mix of this specific environmental hazard.
What is chemical toxicity?