Diabetes Mellitus for Dental Students
Diabetes Mellitus & Pathology of Diabetes
- 1.Define diabetes mellitus.
- 2. What oral pathology lesions are common in Diabetes?
- 3. What is the incidence of gingivitis and periodontal disease in diabetes?
- 4. What causes salivary hypofunction in diabetes?
- 5. Which type of diabetes is more common: Type I or Type II?
- 6. How many Americans develop diabetes every year?
- 7. Which ethnic group has the highest prevalence of Diabetes in the United States?
- 8. What is the relationship between obesity and diabetes?
- 9. What is the definition of diabetes mellitus?
- 10. What is the pathogenesis of elevated glucose in diabetes?
- 11. Describe the pathophysiology of Type I Diabetes and compare it to Type II Diabetes.
- 12. What are the components of the insulin resistance syndrome?
- 13. Describe the changes that occur in insulin resistance, with progression of Type II Diabetes.
- 14. Describe inherited and acquired forms of insulin resistance.
- 15. List some of the acute symptoms of diabetes mellitus as well as Diabetic ketoacidosis.
- 16. What are the methods used for diagnosis of diabetes?
- 17. Describe the similarities and differences between type I and type II diabetes.
- 18. Give examples of secondary diabetes mellitus.
- 19. What are some of the ocular complications of diabetes?
- 20. List some of the ways we can prevent retinopathy.
- 21. What are the renal complications of diabetes?
- 22. Describe the renal pathology that can occur in the glomerulus with diabetes.
- 23. What are the types of diabetic neuropathy?
- 24. How can we prevent diabetic neuropathy?
- 25. Describe the general treatment for diabetes.
- 26. Give examples of drug treatment other than insulin
- 27. Give examples of insulin analogues of different types.
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