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Possible Symptoms of Diabetes Mellitus 1. Increased insulin production 2. Decreased insulin production 3. Increased blood glucose level 4. Decreased blood glucose level 5. Increased cellular absorption of glucose 6. Decreased cellular absorption of glucose 7. Increased urine production 8. Decreased urine production Pat, a 14 year-old student, has diabetes mellitus. Which four of these symptoms would Pat likely show, if untreated? (Record your four-digit answer in ascending (lowest- to-highest) order. Do not include commas, spaces, etc.)

Possible Symptoms of Diabetes Mellitus 1. Increased insulin production 2. Decreased insulin production 3. Increased blood glucose level 4. Decreased blood glucose level 5. Increased cellular absorption of glucose 6. Decreased cellular absorption of glucose 7. Increased urine production 8. Decreased urine production Pat, a 14 year-old student, has diabetes mellitus. Which four of these symptoms would Pat likely show, if untreated? (Record your four-digit answer in ascending (lowest- to-highest) order. Do not include commas, spaces, etc.)

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Use the following information to answer the next question. Possible Symptoms of Diabetes Mellitus 1. Increased insulin production 2. Decreased insulin production 3. Increased blood glucose level 4. Decreased blood glucose level 5. Increased cellular absorption of glucose 6. Decreased cellular absorption of glucose 7. Increased urine production 8. Decreased urine production Pat, a 14 year-old student, has diabetes mellitus. Which four of these symptoms would Pat likely show, if untreated? (Record your four-digit answer in ascending (lowest- to-highest) order. Do not include commas, spaces, etc.) Answer:
Transcribed Image Text:Use the following information to answer the next question. Possible Symptoms of Diabetes Mellitus 1. Increased insulin production 2. Decreased insulin production 3. Increased blood glucose level 4. Decreased blood glucose level 5. Increased cellular absorption of glucose 6. Decreased cellular absorption of glucose 7. Increased urine production 8. Decreased urine production Pat, a 14 year-old student, has diabetes mellitus. Which four of these symptoms would Pat likely show, if untreated? (Record your four-digit answer in ascending (lowest- to-highest) order. Do not include commas, spaces, etc.) Answer:
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Transcribed Image Text:The endocrine function of the pancreas was studied in Canada using dogs as experimental animals. The pancreatic cells with an endocrine function are cells of the anterior pituitary gland the islets of Langerhans blood cells neurosecretory cells O O
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Diabetes mellitus

Diabetes mellitus (DM) is characterized by increases blood glucose levels in blood.

It is of two types, they are : 

  1. Type 1 Diabetes mellitus: It Insulin - dependent diabetes mellitus, characterized by destruction of the insulin producing cells of pancreas. Seen since birth.
  2. Type 2 diabetes mellitus: Insulin independent diabetes mellitus, it is characterized by decreased glucose absorption by cells due to insulin resistance. In elderly aged people.

Due to presence of high blood glucose levels it leads to many complications.

Polyuria, polydipsia , polyphagia are characteristic features of Diabetes mellitus.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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