What type of diabetes is typically diagnosed during childhood and requires lifelong insulin therapy
Type I
This term refers to excessive urination most common in diabetes insipidus
Trevor's height is 5'8 and his weight is 287 lbs. His BMI is over 40, which classifies him as
Severe or Morbidly Obese
Obesity, family history, sedentary lifestyle, aging, and certain ethnicities are the biggest risk factors for what type of diabetes?
Type II
In diabetes mellitus, glucose is metabolized insufficiently, leading to hyperglycemia and glycosuria. What does hyperglycemia and glycosuria mean?
High blood glucose and excessive sugar in urine
What lifestyle modifications would you recommend Trevor could adpot
In this type of diabetes insipidus, the kidneys cannot respond to ADH even though enough is present
Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus
This long term complication of diabetes may lead to limb amputation
Gangrene or diabetic ulcers
What are two complications Trevor might face due to his unmanaged Type II diabetes?
Renal failure, neuropathy, blindness, ulcers, amputations, cardiovascular disease