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Contents | Index |
14 Diabetes mellitus
Subsections:
14.1 What's in a name?
14.2 The role of insulin and the causation of diabetes
14.3 Effects of insulin deficiency on carbohydrate metabolism
14.4 Effects of insulin deficiency on lipid metabolism
14.5 Laboratory findings and clinical symptoms in acute type I diabetes
14.6 Causation of type I diabetes
14.7 Why do diabetic patients lose glucose in the urine?
14.8 Treatment of type I diabetes
14.9 Diabetes type II
14.10 Diabetic coma and comatose diabetics
14.11 Other forms of diabetes
14.12 The End
14.1 What's in a name?
14.2 The role of insulin and the causation of diabetes
14.3 Effects of insulin deficiency on carbohydrate metabolism
14.4 Effects of insulin deficiency on lipid metabolism
14.5 Laboratory findings and clinical symptoms in acute type I diabetes
14.6 Causation of type I diabetes
14.7 Why do diabetic patients lose glucose in the urine?
14.8 Treatment of type I diabetes
14.9 Diabetes type II
14.10 Diabetic coma and comatose diabetics
14.11 Other forms of diabetes
14.12 The End
To conclude this course, we will try and apply what we have learned to understand the metabolic phenomena underlying the most common metabolic disease, diabetes mellitus.