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Hi Dr. Wolf, These videos are so helpful!
I am trying to get ready for my final in Patho and can’t figure out what
pathway is activated in the kidneys to increase urine and excrete the
additional serum K+ during DKA? Is it the RAAS?
Thank you!
good information, may I embed this video to my blog?
Great video! Can you please explain who is more likely to develop
hyperglycemic hypertonic non-ketonic coma/shock? My best guess would be
type 2. But why wouldn’t they go into ketoacidosis? What happens that
someone develops ketoacidosis and not hyperglycemic hypertonic non-ketonic
coma/shock? Thank you!!
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Finally Its clear! Thank you
where do you keep your references?
Great work indeed. Thanks for sharing. Need of the hour as diabetis is
increasing like anything now in India.
Very clearly explained on how compications occur and what goes on..
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why do they have inmuno supretion?
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I watch video about pathophysiology of Diabetes Mellitus.
Pathophysiology of Diabetes Mellitus
The author is talking about types of diabetes mellitus which are type 1
when the beta cells in pancreas are completely destroyed by virus (immune
disease) so, there is loss of insulin production and the second is type
2 which is inulin resistance and its occur when there is dysfunction in
cells not in beta cells of pancreas and this is occur because of high level
triglyceride (fat) in the circulation so, the glucose is high in the blood
so, high insulin production and then after years it burns out and diabetes
occur.
The author is talking about one of diabetes complication which is Diabetes
Ketoacidosis (DKA) and its occurs when the glucose increase and the
insulin decrease and this occur if there is infection or the patient dos
not take the insulin so, the cells use the proteins and fats to produce he
energy instead of glucose which then produce dangerous end product and very
harmful for the body.
the last thing the author is talking about long term effect of
Diabetes Millets if it is not control. the hyperglycemia cause inflammation
which affect the heart, eyes,kidnyes and arteries.
in my opinion, the diabetic patient should control his or her blood glucose
by take the medication every day and do exercise in order to control the
blood glucose. Also, he or she should make regular diet with low sugar and
carbohydrate.
very informative thank you
i’m taking patho right now for nursing school and my professor is very
good, but you and your videos are the best !!!!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge
Leaky gut, from too much gluten and dairy products can lead to autoimmune
diseases such as T1DM.
thank you for this amazing lecture
Very good work.
Brilliant video! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Was just wondering if you also happened to know the link between Type 1
Diabetes and HLA types DR3 and DR4?
G’day, can you recommend a good text/journal with more in detailed analysis
of the destruction of the beta cells (the exact physiological response).
Every source i have found skims across this area. Is this because of a lack
of knowledge of just its low level of importance.