I/ Definition
+ It is a disease related to failure of biological
mechanisms regulating blood sugar (glucose concentration in the blood) leading
to hyperglycemia.
+ Venous Fasting glucose (FPG) ≥ 1.26 g / L (7
mmol / L) twice or plasma glucose
≥ 3 g / L (11mmol / L) regardless of the time.
≥ 3 g / L (11mmol / L) regardless of the time.
II / Classiffication Etiology
+ Type 1 diabetes: insulin-dependent or malignant.
+ Diabetes type 2: non-insulin dependent or bold
+ Gestational Diabetes: Abnormal glucose tolerance starting during pregnancy
+ Diabetes type 2: non-insulin dependent or bold
+ Gestational Diabetes: Abnormal glucose tolerance starting during pregnancy
+ Secondary diabetes - pancreatic disease: chronic calcifying pancreatitis,
acute pancreatitis, pancreatic cancer, endocrine pancreas tumors,
pancreatectomy, cystic fibrosis.
acute pancreatitis, pancreatic cancer, endocrine pancreas tumors,
pancreatectomy, cystic fibrosis.
- Endocrine disease: hyperthyroidism, acromegaly, hypercortisolism.
- Iatrogenic: corticosteroids ++
- infections
- Liver: hemochromatosis, cirrhosis.
- Iatrogenic: corticosteroids ++
- infections
- Liver: hemochromatosis, cirrhosis.
III / Acute Complications
A / Acid-diabetic ketosis
B / hyperosmolar syndrome
C / lactic acidosis
D / Hypoglycemia
A / Acid-diabetic ketosis
B / hyperosmolar syndrome
C / lactic acidosis
D / Hypoglycemia
IV / Complications Chronicles:
CONFRI
A / Cardiological (Macro angiopathy):
-Infactus Infarction, angina, stroke
- Coronary artery disease
- Diffuse atheroma
- PAD (peripheral arterial occlusive Lower Extremities)
B / Ophthalmologic (Micro diabetic angiopathy):
- Diabetic retinopathy
- Cataracte, Chronic Glaucoma
C / Neurological:
- Peripheral Neuropathy: polyneuropathy, neuritis mono ...
- Vegetative Neuropathy
D / Feet
E / Renal (micro angiopathy):
- urinary tract infection
- Diabetic nephropathy
F / Infectious: - Cutaneous: + erysipelas
+ Boil, furunculosis
- Urinary Infection: cystitis, pyelonephritis
- Dental Infection: Cellulitis
A / Cardiological (Macro angiopathy):
-Infactus Infarction, angina, stroke
- Coronary artery disease
- Diffuse atheroma
- PAD (peripheral arterial occlusive Lower Extremities)
B / Ophthalmologic (Micro diabetic angiopathy):
- Diabetic retinopathy
- Cataracte, Chronic Glaucoma
C / Neurological:
- Peripheral Neuropathy: polyneuropathy, neuritis mono ...
- Vegetative Neuropathy
D / Feet
E / Renal (micro angiopathy):
- urinary tract infection
- Diabetic nephropathy
F / Infectious: - Cutaneous: + erysipelas
+ Boil, furunculosis
- Urinary Infection: cystitis, pyelonephritis
- Dental Infection: Cellulitis
V / Education (MALEDUCAIS)
+
Drugs: no self-medication
+
A life treatment, never stop
+
List of cons-indicated drugs
+
Education
+
Diet: RHD
+
Emergency: learn to recognize the signs of hypo / hyperglycemia, and what to do
in an emergency
+
Card, glucose monitoring diary
+
Adaptation doses: prospective, retrospective, compensatory, in case of sports
+
Insulin: learning injection techniques, prevention of lipodystrophy
+
Monitoring: BU, dextro
TYPE 1 DIABETES
A / Pathophysiology
- Autoimmune disease
- Destruction of pancreatic beta cells
- Responsible absolutely insulinopenia (> 80% B ¢ destroyed)
B / Etiology
- Genetic factors
- Viral factors
- Factors autoimmune:
. Ac anti islets of Langerhans (70%)
. Anti-insulin Ab (30%)
. Ac anti-decarboxylase (anti-GAD) (90%)
C / Diagnosis
1 / Clinical Signs
+ Children, young adults <35 years
+ Autoimmunity (ISAP)
+ Signs Cardinals: asthenia, polyuria-polydipsia syndrome, weight loss,
polyphagia
+ Ketoacidosis (20% indicative of diabetes mellitus type 1)
+ Dehydration
+ Breath ketone
2 /
Signs Paraclinical
+ Glucose> 11 mmol / L regardless of the time
+ BU: Glycosuria massive> 20g / L ± ketonuria (sign of seriousness)
+ Signs of dehydration
+ Search + CVRF complications
+ Hyperlipidemia (triglycerides ± cholesterol)
+ TSH, acidosis (GDSA, bicar)
D / Differential Diagnosis
+ Moderate hyperglycemia,
+ Other diabetes
E / Treatment
1- etiological treatment: insulin
subcutaneously
+
Insulin = treatment of type 1 diabetes +++
-
Ultra-fast insulin: in a few minutes is peaking at 30 minutes and 3 hours
duration
action = 3h
action = 3h
-
Lente: acts 1h 30mn-3h and duration of action = 16h to 24h
-
Diagram to 4 injections 1 injection of slow and ultra fast 3 injections
+
Objectives
-
Fasting glucose = 0,8-1,2g / L
-
Postprandial blood glucose <1.8 g / L in the morning, <1.4 g / L for lunch
and dinner
2- lifestyle and dietary rules:
+
Power supply: - with normal calorie, balanced, 3 + 1 meal snack
-
50-55% carbohydrates: limit high glycemic index,
teach carbohydrate equivalents, no soda
teach carbohydrate equivalents, no soda
-
30-35% fat: 10% Saturated fatty acids, 25% unsaturated,
lower cholesterol intake, promote vegetable fats
lower cholesterol intake, promote vegetable fats
-
15-20% protein
-
Moderate sodium intake <4g / day
-
5 fruits and vegetables not day
-
1.5L water per day
-
No alcohol, no tobacco
+
Regular physical activity: 45min / day
+
Prevention of cardiovascular FdR
+
Hygiene foot
TYPE II DIABETES
1 / Pathophysiology
-
2 metabolic disorders:
+
Primitive Insulin resistance
+
Defect in insulin secretion
-
No autoimmunity stigmata
-
Can develop into insulin requérance but not insulin-dependent
-
Less evolution to ketosis
2 / Etiology
+
Genetic factors +++ (family ATCD T2DM)
+
Environmental factor - physical inactivity
-
BMI (body mass index) ≥ 27 kg / m2
-
History of gestational / macrosomia diabetes
-
Hypertension (> 140/90 mmHg)
-
Hypertriglyceridemia (> 2 g / L) ± low HDL (<0.35 g / L)
-
Moderate hyperglycemia known to young (1.10 to 1.25 g / L)
-
History of steroid-induced diabetes
-
IUGR = hypotrophie
3 / Diagnosis
A- Clinical Signs:
+
Asymptomatic +++
+
Age> 40 years
+
Family ATCD: - Diabetes Type 2
-
Gestational Diabetes
-
Glucose intolerance
+
Personal ATCD: - Glucose intolerance
-
Gestational Diabetes
-
Macrosomia
-
Poly cystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
+
Obesity android
+
FdR associated CV
+
Metabolic syndrome: hypertension, dyslipidemia, ... ..
+
Insulin, on insulinopenia
B- Balance degenerative complication CONFRI
+ HbA1c
+
Cardiovascular: - Search for other cardiovascular risk factors
-
Full clinical examination of the heart and vessels
(Carotid,
aorta, lower limb)
-
Resting ECG
-
Arterial Doppler ultrasound of neck vessels, heart,
lower
limbs
-
(+/- Test effort and coronary angiographies (after stopping ADO) if indicated
+
Ophthalmologic : complete examination, fundus fluorescein angiography
+
Neurological : complete review including research autonomic neuropathy
+
Feet: Foot examination in search of a wound
+
Renal: urea / creat / clearance, BU, microalbuminuria
+
Infections: skin examination, examination stomatology, dental panoramic
+
+ HbA1c
C- Signs Paraclinic
+
Biology: it raises blood sugar diagnosis
-
Young blood glucose> 1.26 g / L (7 mmol / L) in 2 samples at different times
-
Blood glucose> 2g / L (11mmol / L) at any time of day 2 collection
-
Blood glucose> 2g / l at any time in the presence of a complication
+
BU: systematically practiced
-
Important Glycosuria
-
+/- Ketonuria: + = Ketone young (physiological)
-
+++ = Research diabetic ketoacidosis
4/ Treatment
A- General measures
+
Individualized Home Project
+ PEC 100%
+
Psychological support, patient association
+
Vaccination against influenza and pneumococcal
B- etiological treatment: Oral
hypoglycaemic agents
+
That after failure of lifestyle and rules diatétiques 6 months
+
Never combine two molecules of the same class
C- lifestyle and diatétiques Rules
+
Power supply: - low-calorie if overweight, balanced, 3 + 1 meal snack
-
50-55% carbohydrates: limit high glycemic index,
carbohydrate teach equivalences, no soda
carbohydrate teach equivalences, no soda
-
30-35% fat: 10% Saturated fatty acids, lower cholesterol intake,
promote vegetable fats
promote vegetable fats
-
15-20% protein
-
Sodic moderate intakes <4g / day
-
5 fruits and vegetables not day
-
1.5L water per day
-
No alcohol, no tobacco
+
Regular physical activity: 45 min x 3 / endurance week after cardiological
assessment
+
Foot hygiene
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