Diet-Related Diseases: Diabetes 0.0 / 5 ? Home Economics: Food & NutritionDiet related diseasesGCSEOCR Created by: kennedylilyCreated on: 30-12-15 12:02 What is another name for type 1 diabetes? Juvenile diabetes 1 of 23 What are some examples of foods that will help manage type 2 diabetes? Fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, beans, lean meats and low-fat dairy 2 of 23 What is the first cause of diabetes? When the body doesn't produce enough insulin 3 of 23 What is the second cause of diabetes? When the body can't use insulin properly 4 of 23 Where is insulin produced? In the pancreas 5 of 23 What does insulin do? It carries sugar from the bloodstream into the cells 6 of 23 Over the next six cards, name six symptoms of diabetes 1. Passing urine more often than usual, especially at night 7 of 23 2. 2. Increased thirst 8 of 23 3. 3. Extreme tiredness 9 of 23 4. 4. Unexplained weight loss 10 of 23 5. 5. Slow healing of cuts and wounds 11 of 23 6. 6. Blurred vision 12 of 23 What should you eat less of to reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes? Eat less saturated fats (e.g. cheese, biscuits, sausages, pies) 13 of 23 What should you eat more of to reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes? Eat more oily fish (rich in minerals and omega 3), drink more water, and eat plenty of fruit and vegeables 14 of 23 Over the next nine cards, name the nine risk factors of developing type 2 diabetes 1. You're overweight or have a high BMI 15 of 23 2. 2. You have a large waist (more than 80cm for women) 16 of 23 3. 3. You're from an African-Caribbean, Black African, Chinese or South Asian background, and are over 25 17 of 23 4. 4. You are from another ethnic background, and are over 40 18 of 23 5. 5. You have a poor diet rich in sugar/salt/fat 19 of 23 6. 6. You have an immediate family member with diabetes 20 of 23 7. 7. You have ever had high blood pressure, a heart attack or a stoke 21 of 23 8. 8. You have given birth to a baby over 10 pounds/ 4.5kg 22 of 23 9. 9. You suffer from schizophrenia, bipolar disease or depression 23 of 23
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