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WorksheetsTes Diabetes Mellitus dan Hiperparatiroidisme
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What happens when cells do not respond to insulin?
Gluconeogenesis is inhibited
Protein breakdown is inhibited
Fatty acid synthesis is inhibited
Glycogenolysis is inhibited
What happens in Diabetes Mellitus type 1?
Decrease in insulin secretion
Hyperglycemia
Glycosuria
Polydipsia
What happens in Hypocalcemia?
Increased calcium in the blood
Formation of kidney stones
Increased intrarenal pressure
Necrosis of kidney medulla cells
What happens in Secondary Hyperparathyroidism?
Obstruction of blood flow
Formation of kidney stones
Osteoporosis
Calcification of blood vessels
What happens to skeletal muscle cells when there is no insulin?
Protein breakdown is inhibited
Glucose uptake is inhibited
Protein synthesis is inhibited
Glycogenolysis is inhibited
What happens in Diabetes Mellitus type 2?
Increase in fat synthesis
Decrease in insulin secretion
Impaired glycogenolysis
Cells are unresponsive to insulin
What happens to the adipose tissue when there is no insulin?
Increase in protein synthesis
Decreased fat breakdown
Inhibited fat synthesis
Impaired glucose uptake
What happens in Hypercalcemia?
Formation of calcium in blood vessel walls
Increase in calcium in the blood
Obstruction of blood flow
Formation of kidney stones
What happens in Diabetes Mellitus?
Glycogenolysis is inhibited
Increase in protein synthesis
Increase in insulin secretion
Uptake of glucose by muscle cells
What happens in Hypocalcemia?
Necrosis of renal cortical cells
Increase in blood calcium
Formation of kidney stones
Increase in intrarenal pressure
