D IABETES By: Cait O’Neill. Diabetes occurs when there is too much sugar, or glucose, in the blood. Insulin moves sugar from the blood stream to cells.

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D IABETES By: Cait O’Neill

Diabetes occurs when there is too much sugar, or glucose, in the blood. Insulin moves sugar from the blood stream to cells throughout the body.

ISLET CELLS FOUND IN THE PANCREAS

Genetics Aging Inactivity Obesity Medications Rare Disorders

Heart Disease Stroke High Blood Pressure Retinopathy Kidney Failure Neuropathy

Intense Thist Increased Urination Extreme Hunger Fatigue Unusual Weight Loss Blurred Vision Infections Sores That Don’t Heal Fasting Plasma Glucose Test Random Plasma Glucose Test

Blood Glucose Monitor Insulin Pen Insulin Pump

Diet Exercise Oral Medication Insulin Shots

Pancreas Implants Islet Implants Transplanted Pumps

American Diabetes Association October American Diabetes Association. American Diabetes Association Complete Guide To Diabetes. Ed. Abe Ogden and Rebecca Lanning. 4th. Alexandria: American Diabetes Association, Boyd E. Metzger, M.D. Guide To Living With Diabetes. Hoboken: John Wiley & Sons, Inc, 2006.