controlling blood glucose b3
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- Created on: 01-05-13 19:18
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- Controlling blood glucose.
- Diabetes is the inability to control blood glucose.
- Type 1
- inject insulin
- control diet.
- pancreas doesn't make insulin
- Type 2
- Liver stops being insulin sensitive
- Control diet
- Exercise
- Obesity
- Liver stops being insulin sensitive
- Type 1
- Diabetes is the inability to control blood glucose.
- digestion starch to glucose started in mouth finished in small intestines
- soluble glucose molecules diffuse into blood
- Blood sugar levels rise
- Triggers pancreas to release insulin
- Insulin causes glucose to move from blood to liver cells
- Turned into glycogen
- Blood sugar levels fall
- Food=starch. enters mouth.
- digestion starch to glucose started in mouth finished in small intestines
- soluble glucose molecules diffuse into blood
- Blood sugar levels rise
- Triggers pancreas to release insulin
- Insulin causes glucose to move from blood to liver cells
- Turned into glycogen
- Blood sugar levels fall
- Food=starch. enters mouth.
- Food=starch. enters mouth.
- Blood sugar levels fall
- Turned into glycogen
- Insulin causes glucose to move from blood to liver cells
- Triggers pancreas to release insulin
- Blood sugar levels rise
- soluble glucose molecules diffuse into blood
- digestion starch to glucose started in mouth finished in small intestines
- Food=starch. enters mouth.
- Blood sugar levels fall
- Turned into glycogen
- Insulin causes glucose to move from blood to liver cells
- Triggers pancreas to release insulin
- Blood sugar levels rise
- soluble glucose molecules diffuse into blood
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