Diabetes
This type of diabetes happens because of autoimmune attack
What is Type 1 diabetes?
This long acting insulin acts for 24 hours in the body
What is lantus?
This helps in monitoring the blood glucose continuously
What is a CGM?
This essential macronutrient is useful in building muscle
What is protein?
During physical activities, a condition in which your blood sugar level can go lower than normal
Question: what is hypoglycemia
These cells are attacked by the autoimmunity in type one diabetes
What are beta cells?
An insulin cooling pouch people use to store insulin when they travel
What is frio?
This is device attached to the body subcutaneously to give continuous administration of insulin
What is an insulin pump?
This is a form of carbohydrate and contains carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen molecules, raising blood sugar fast .
What is sugar?
When you have hypo during exercise, this is the appropriate macronutrient food choice
At what condition you need Carbohydrates/sugar
The average blood sugars of 3 months and the time you need to spend between the target ranges.
What is HBA1C and TIR?
This insulin has faster onset and higher peak than novorapid
What is fiasp?
A flash glucose monitoring system measures your sugar (glucose) levels all the time throughout the day and it gives bg upon scanning
What is libre?
This type of fats is found in butter, ghee, coconut oil etc
Where do you find saturated fats?
Exercise can improve this which may result in you taking less insulin.
what can improve Insulin sensitivity
A type of diabetes which limits the body's ability to produce insulin but happens at a later age of over 45
What is MODY
The insulins are categorized into 3 groups based on their absorption, action and wearing off time.
What are short acting, long acting and intermediate acting insulins?
Lumps of fat or scar tissue form under your skin, caused by repeat injections or infusions in the same area of the body
What is Lipohypertrophy?
This is a measure of how quickly a food causes our blood sugar levels to rise.
What is glycemic index?
This type of exercise actually means "with oxygen," the oxygen can make it to the muscles to help them burn fuel and move.
What is Aerobic exercise
This should be less than 1/3rd of the average/mean blood sugar
How much should be your SD?
This insulin does not act immediately, as a short-acting drug does, and its effects do not last as long as those of long-acting insulin, taken about twice a day.
What is Intermediate acting insulin/NPH?
This automatically adjusts the amount of insulin entering the body based on glucose levels
What is an artificial pancreas?
What do you get by multiplying the grams of available carbohydrate in the food by the food's glycemic index, and then dividing by 100.
How do you measure Glycemic Load, GL?
At a more intense exercise, the body needs more energy and dumps all the stored glucose in the blood leading to a higher blood sugar
What happens during Anaerobic exercise