1. Type one diabetes BY: MaKayla Rush

2. What is it? Type one diabetes or juvenile diabetes is usually diagnosed in children and young adults No insulin is produced with type one diabetes Occurs when the immune system attacks the Pancreas

3. Signs/Symptoms Extreme thirst Drowsiness Excessive urination Sudden change in vision Increased appetite Sudden weight loss Sweet, fruity odor on breath

4. How to control Diabetes Take insulin injections everyday Check your sugar at least 3 times a day Healthy diet Exercise

5. Cause of type one diabetes They still haven't discovered the cause Scientists think its most likely an autoimmune disorder

6. Insulin 4 different types ~ Rapid-acting ~ Regular/short acting ~ Intermediate acting ~ Long acting They all work the same but just at different paces

7. Insulin continued…. Characteristics Onset- length of time before insulin reaches the blood stream Peaktime- time when insulin is at max strength Duration- how long insulin continues to lower blood glucose

8. Interesting Facts First case was diagnosed in the 1970’s Colder climates are triggering factors for type one

9. Myths & Facts Myth- you can’t eat any sugar or sweets Fact- you can eat what you want just don’t overdo it Myth- you get diabetes from eating too much candy or sweets Fact- type one diabetes has nothing to do with your diet, it’s in your genetics