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ACUTE EFFECTS OF INSULIN
DEFICIENCY IN DIABETES MELLITUS
D. C. MIKULECKY
Dept. Physiology
EFFECTS OF INSULIN
DEFICIENCY
INCREASED HEPATIC GLUCOSE OUTPUT
FROM GLYCOGEN STORES
FAT AND MUSCLE CELLS UNABLE TO TAKE
UP GLUCOSE
FALL IN TRIGLYCERIDE SYNTHESIS IN
ADIPOCYTES
INCREASED LYPOLYSIS
FALL IN AMINO ACID UPTAKE BY CELLS
INCREASED PROTEIN DEGRADATION
EFFECTS OF INSULIN
DEFICIENCY: HYPERGLYCEMIA
INCREASED HEPATIC GLUCOSE OUTPUT
FROM GLYCOGEN STORES
FAT AND MUSCLE CELLS UNABLE TO TAKE
UP GLUCOSE
EFFECT OF HYPERGLYCEMIA
GLUCOSURIA
OSMOTIC DIURESIS
POLYURIA
DEHYDRATION
EFFECTS OF DEHYDRATION
POLYDIPSIA
CELLULAR
SHRINKING
BRAIN CELLS ARE
DYSFUNCTIONAL AS A
RESULT NERVOUS
SYSTEM
MALFUNCTION
DEATH
FALL IN BLOOD
VOLUME
PERIPHERAL
CIRULATORY FAILURE
RENAL FAILURE
DEATH
EFFECTS OF INSULIN DEFICIENCY:
INCREASED BLOOD FATTY ACIDS
FALL IN TRIGLYCERIDE SYNTHESIS IN
ADIPOCYTES
INCREASED LYPOLYSIS
EFFECT OF INCREASED BLOOD FATTY
ACIDS AND FAILURE OF GLUCOSE TO
ENTER CELLS
UTILIZATION OF FAT AS PRIMARY ENERGY
SOURCE
KETOSIS
METABOLIC ACIDOSIS AND INCREASED
VENTILATION AS A RESULT
DEPRESSIVE EFFECT ON BRAIN FROM ACIDOSIS
DIABETIC COMA
DEATH
EFFECTS OF INSULIN
DEFICIENCY: PROTEIN
FALL IN AMINO ACID UPTAKE BY CELLS
INCREASED PROTEIN DEGRADATION
LOSS OF MUSCLE MASS
WEIGHT LOSS
AGGRIVATION OF HYPERGLYCEMIA DUE
TO GLUCONEOGENESIS