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q defination of behaviour change communicationbehaviour change communication bcc is an interactive process with communities to develop specific
behaviour change communication is necessary as it ensures that the diabetic patient and their families have access to correct information about the
behavior means responses or reactions or acting in any situationchange means act of changing or to become different or to modifybehaviour change can
which type of reproductive structure has a better chance of survival if there was a sudden temperature change in its
q goal of dietary management for gdmthe goal of dietary management for gdm is to provide the pregnant woman with adequate energy commonly known as
q write the meaning of gestational diabetes mellitusgestational diabetes mellitus gdm is defined as glucose intolerance of any severity that has its
q risk factors for gdmif any of the following risk factors are present in a woman she may develop gdm1 presence of obesity2 if any family members
q meaning of gestational diabetes mellitusin this type of diabetes increased blood sugar level is first diagnosed or recognized during pregnancy
q list disbeliefs which patients have about insulina insulin is not effectivesome patients believe that insulin is not effective for treating
q list various type of insulintypes of insulina rapid or short actingb intermediatec combinationd long
q need for insulin in management of type 1 diabetes mellitustype 1 diabetes mellitus occurs when the bodys immune system destroys beta cells beta
q list the goals of management of type 1 diabetes mellitusgoals of management of type 1 diabetes mellitusa to keep blood sugar level as close to
some people have disbeliefs regarding insulin injection you have to find out if there are any disbeliefs and try to explain the importance of insulin
type 1 diabetes mellitus occurs when the bodys immune system destroys beta cells beta cells produce insulin a hormone that helps to move the glucose
to be in good health we need to take food energy is provided by food to carry out activities in day to day life in the same way a diabetic patient
q describe the metabolism of lipidsfats are split into fatty acids and glycerol by the enzyme they are absorbed in small intestine and recombined
q explain about anabolismanabolism is a process of synthesis or making of larger or complex molecules from smaller molecules the molecules are of
q write the meaning of metabolismmetabolism is the set of chemical reactions that occur in living organisms in order to maintain life these processes
q describe the effects of insulin on carbohydrate metabolisminsulin promotes muscle glucose uptake and metabolism in presence of insulin muscle cells
q list the functions of insulina insulin controls the level of the sugar glucose in the bloodb insulin permits cells to use sugar glucose for energy
q write the meaning of insulininsulin is a hormone and like many hormones insulin is a protein insulin is secreted by groups of cells within the
q list the tissues of pancreasthe pancreas is made up of two types of tissuethe exocrine tissue secretes digestive enzymes these enzymes are secreted
the major component of food is protein the proteins ingested as part of our diet are not the same proteins required by the body nor can large
the three main forms of fat found in food are glycerides principally triacylglycerol triglyceride the form in which fat is stored for fuel the
carbohydrates form the major bulk of human diet and are also the chief sources of energy carbohydrates are easily digested and broken down by enzyme