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Question 1:
The appropriate response at this time is to educate the patient on type of diabetes. People who take pills are type 2 and they have insulin in the body and the medication triggers it ,thus insulin is released and the blood sugar is controlled but Type 1 diabetes is an insulin dependent diabetes because there is no insulin in the body hence a insulin administration from external source is required
Question 2:
The greatest risk factor for a patient to have type 1 diabetes mellitus are
- age
- Family history or hereditary
- Autoimmune disorders
- Certain race,ethnicity and the location where they live
- Lifestyle
- Diet (cow's milk at very young age)
Question 3:
When the patient blood sugar is not controlled effectively simply means the patient has severe lack of insulin as a result the ketone bodies develop altering the metabolism and increasing the acidic nature of the pH as a resulting in diabetic ketoacidosis. This causes tye gaseous exchange in lungs impaired by trapping in more CO2 making the patient breath heavily to get enough oxygen . If not treated immediatelymay result in fatal situation
Question 4:
Heavy breathing in type 1 diabetes is called as Kussmaul breathing.This state makes patient to breath in labour ,faster and deeper.In simple term it can be referred as hyowrventilation
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