Some common symptoms of diabetes mellitus are increased urine output, excessive thirst, and elevated ketone levels (the byproducts of fat metabolism). Using your understanding of how the kidneys function and the body regulates blood sugar provide a physiological explanation for each. HELP PLEASE!! explain in full details
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Insulin is the carrier that lets glucose into the cell. When there is insulin deficiency, glucose will be abundant in blood and deficient in the cells. So the cells will depend on fats for energy. Ketones will be produced as a byproduct. High glucose in blood will cause a state of hyperosmolarity so the person will be thirsty. When he drink more water he will urinate more. If you have more questions, u can post them in: http://med50.blogspot.com/2010/04/patient-education-program.html
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