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What effect does diabetes mellitus have on blood osmolarity?
increases it, causing a hyperosmotic state compared to normal decreases it, causing a hypoosmotic state compared to normal decreases it, causing a hyperosmotic state compared to normal increases it, causing a hypoosmotic state compared to normal None
Why dont doctors taste urine anymore to check more diabetes mellitus?
i know that in ancient times, doctors used to taste a patients urine to determine whether its sweet or not. and if its sweet it meant that the patient had diabetes.. but why is the strongly discouraged in labs today? the tasting of urine
A 44-year-old male with early Type 2 diabetes mellitus is found to have a markedly increased serum ferritin...?
A 44 year old male with early Type 2 diabetes mellitus is found to have a markedly increased serum ferritin...?A 44 year old male with early Type 2 diabetes mellitus is found to have a markedly increased serum ferritin concentration. He is overweight and has smoked cigarettes for 20 years. He undergoes a liver biopsy and the microscopic appearance of the liver shows blue cytoplasmic inclusions with Perls stain. Based on the information you have been given, what is the main advice would you give this patient?A.He needs insulin injectionsB.His siblings are at high risk of developing the same conditionC.He will most likely develop acute inflammation of the liverD.Obesity may have contributed to the condition and he should lose weightE.He is likely to develop congestive heart failure from this condition
Y does diabetes mellitus produce weight loss as its clinical symptom? ?
What are the conditions called when an untreated diabetes mellitus patient has low or high blood sugar?
Why do muscle cells readily oxidize fats and proteins in a diabetes mellitus patient?
My AP Bio released exam MCQ reads " which of the following is least likely to be associated with diabetes mellitus?" and one of the options that WEREn't the answer was " Muscle cells readily oxidize fats and proteins." How is this related to diabetes mellitus patients who have high blood glucose levels because their liver cells cannot stock up glucose in glycogen form due to low responsiveness to insulin or no insulin at all? Is it that muscle cells aren't able to use sugar as an ATP source any more due to the high blood glucose level? If so, why? If not, what's the alternate explanation?
Which type of diabetes is diabetes mellitus/sugar diabetes? [Japanese language help as well, please?]?
I'm doing some Japanese translation and I found this word It's read as tou nyou byou and I the English translation I got seems unnatural. jisho.org words?jap tounyou& eng & dict edictWhat other kinds of diabetes are there other than the mellitus sugar variety?This what I get when I just put 'diabetes' in the dictionary above jisho.org words?jap & eng diabetes& dict edictCould you guys please explain the first two things in more detail?See also answers.yahoo.com question index?qid 20120227104802AAiigeh
How does diabetes mellitus cause metabolic acidosis?
What is the difference between diabetes insipidus and diabetes mellitus?
i've experienced both extreme thirst and frequent urination, which i know are the symptoms of both insipidus and mellitus. I went to the doctor and he said that i could have either one of those diseases. Im going to do a blood test tomorrow and i was wondering if you guys can give me a few facts on both of these conditions. which condition is more serious? Thanks
What test are done to diagnose diabetes mellitus?
I need help with my Anatomy Physiology class assignment its a Case study 1. explain the test that are done to diagnose diabetes mallitus. jack is the patient he got his results the doctor says his blood sugar is 240 mg and he makes the diagnosis of Type 2 diabetes. The doctor orders oral medication, prescribes an excersice program, gives Jack a calculated diet, and tells him he must monitor his blood glucose.2. Describe diabtes mellitus and the cause of Jack's symtoms.3. What is the benifits of exercise to patients with diabetes.?4. How do the oral agents help lower the blood glucose level?5. What are the major complications of diabetes?6. Explain the relationship between diabetes and heart disease?7. What do researchers say is the biggest cause of Type 2 disease.8. Researchers are making many advances in diabetic research. List the advances that may be most helpful to Jack.
What is the difference between Diabetes and Mitochondrial Diabetes (diabetes mellitus)?
any help is appreciated
May i ask you to give me the best introduction about diabetes mellitus?
this is for my case study. Thanks
Which of the following is a complication of diabetes mellitus?
a Asthmab Chronic obstructive airways diseasec Impaired immunity d Leukaemia
What effects on genetics, metabolism, homeostasis, hormones, nervous system causes diabetes mellitus?
Based on Biochemistry, metabolism, genetics, and homeostasis, construct an analysis to explain a possible story as to how a patiemt got diabetes mellitus. You should consider factors such as diet, family hisory, hormone balance, nervous system function, metabolism etc.
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