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Chapter 1

Pathogenesis of Diabetes mellitus

PATHOGENESIS OF TYPE 1 DM

Relation of Insulin with body weight

Occur at Age-
B- cell mass at the time of diagnosis-
Concordance in identical twins -
body wt

PATHOGENESIS OF TYPE 1.5 DM


LADA -LATENT AUTOIMMUNE DIABETES OF ADULTS
If s

3 ÑEDM
TYPE 3

Rapid autoimmune
destruction B cells
of

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Tee the hipogenesis
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TYPE I
19.8.1am

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LADA Slowversion

qt I Dm
Type II DM QOF TYPE Post
PATHOGENESIS 2 DM receptor signal defect

3591Sandeep smoker stress farily history of Type II DM

1 decline in post receptor signal

Bloodglucose
opening of GLUT 4 Level

So to compensate β cells will overwork


insulin secretion

Blood
will compensate Control the
Blood glucose level

more
fat synthesisType your tex
Body weight

aloud 45 years old


50
of
β cells will
Body wt
be exhausted
so there is compensatory work of β cell

PATHOGENESIS OF Maturity onset of diabetes (MODY)


slow gradual in glucose level

Type I MDM
Sensesglueinblood tosecreteinsulin

HNF-1-ALPHA

Blood totissues
Endoplasic reticulum

Inheritance pattern -
So
physiology kt inulin hates eachother
µAge of Of
Types. MODY
onset -
B-cell mass-

Rx-

BRONZE DIABETES surfaceofβ cells


Caused by -

Iron deposition - skin


- liver
- pancreas

So manifest as

Pyruvate
Summary
stops
extraca to
Type Of DM Pathogenesis
helppush
1
insulin out
1.5
Insulin Ky y
2
Mody
Bronze

Overall M/C type of DMto -


Overall
ca
is
most req
rare type ofout
DM-
insulin
the
push

Also know copent


Gene associated with insulin production - CTL4A
chromosome for MODY type 3- chromosome 12
MOD X
continues 3 generations
for
Chapter 2
Diabetes Presentation , diagnosis and Complications

C/f

Diagnosis

Normal Impaired glucose Diabete


tolerance
Fasting
Post prandial
HbA1C
Random

Post prandial means -


Best test for

HbA1C
Sugar level Sugar level
95 mg/dl 95 mg/dl

Hb - 15 gm/dl Hb - 5 gm/dl

Glycated albumin ( s. Fructosamine ) -

Shows average blood sugar of -

Oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT)

4pm 6pm

Extra point
Healthy So

4pm 6pm

DM So

4pm 6pm
Mechanism for Fasting hyperglycemia
healthy Meal
Fasting sugar at 8am

DM

Fasting sugar at 8am


7pm

Mechanism for Post prandial hyperglycemia.


healthy Meal

DM
Meal

Complication of DM

Myocardium

Brain
Earliest change Earliest change

Most specific change Most specific change

So retinal examination in type 1 DM.........................


and type 2 DM .............
Managment of DM

1- BIGUANIDES

MOA
Effect on Hb1aC
S/E -
C/I

2 - sulfonylurea - 1st generation


2nd generation

MOA
S/E
MOST POTENT

3- SGLT -2 inhibitors

SGLT2

Eg-
S/E
Preferred in

4 thiazolidinediones
MOA
S/E
5.Incretins

GLP(glucagon like peptide -1 ) analogue -


MOA
S/E-

DPP-4 INHIBITOR-

Most renal safe DPP-4 #-

6. Alpha- glucosidase inhibitor


Complex carbohydrate

Glucose
Other
Carbohydrate

Glucosidase
7. Amylin analogue

Gastric emptying

8.insulin

Basal insulin

Prandial insulin

Complication of insulin therapy

DAWN phenomenon

Gloucose
Level
Somogyi phenomenon

So in
Type 1 DM
Type 1.5 DM
Type 2 -

MODY

Summary
*Hb1ac shows average of - ........................weeks

2. Anemia leads to fasle ............ HB1ac

3. FALSE + OGTT --

4. FALSE - ve OGTT -

5. Fasting hyperglycemia in DM is due to ........

6.anti - diabetic to avoid


If -- DM + HF
-- DM + medullary ca of thyroid
-- DM + uti
-- DM +MI
7. Maximum Hb1AC reduction -
8. Longest acting insulin -
9. Dawn phenomenon - fasting .................................. Rx-
10. Somogyi phenomenon - fasting ........................... Rx-

Chapter 3
Diabetic keto acidosis (DKA) &
Hyperglycemic Hyperosmolar State (HHS)

DIABETIC KETO ACIDOSIS

Pathogensis
B- cell
Fatty acid

Blood
glucose

Tissue
C/f-

Investigation - blood glucose level-


- urine keton
- ABG - pH-
- S. Na+

Rx-

Complication

Initially Later

Hyperglycemic hyperosmolor state

Commonly seen with -

Age -
Pathogenesis

Blood osmolarity

Blood

C/f

Treatment
Summary
1. DKA commonly seen with type ...... DM and trigger is ......................../,..........,.....

2. M/C keton body synthesized in liver is -

3. Keton body having fruity smell-

4. Keton body can be detected by -

5. Main stay of rx in DKA-

6. ............................... insulin used in DKA managment .

7. MCC of death in DKA is .............

8. HHS seen with type .... DM in ..................... age group .

9. C/f of HHS - commonly - ...................................t manifestation .

10 . prognosis of HHS
Chapter 4
Thyroid Physiology

Thyroid gland

Cancer of parafollicular c cell is called

Pituitary
T4 v/s T3

Production
Activity
Half life

Convertion of T4 To T3
Brain

Effect of thyroxine
On α recpetor
On B- receptor
Metabolism
Bone
Testosteron

Thyroid FeedbBack system

Hypothalamus

Pituitary
Chapter 5
Interpretation of thyroid profile test

Hypothalamus

Pituitary

Hypothalamus

Pituitary

Hypothalamus

Pituitary
Hypothalamus

Pituitary

Hypothalamus

Pituitary

Lets practice
T4 TSH Diagnosis

Primary hyperthyroidism

Sick euthyroid syn


Chapter 6
Hypothyroidism & Hyperthyroidism
Hypothyroidism
Etiology

C/f. - Metabolism
Lipid level
Hair
Eyebrow
Skin-
Deep tendon reflex
Heart (ECG)-
GIT -
body temprature-
Menstrual bleed-

Rx-
Hyperthyroidism

Etiology

C/f. - Metabolism-
Skin-
Deep tendon reflex -
Heart - HR ........./ SBP ......../ ......CMP/.......... .............. murmur
Hands-
GIT -
body temprature-
Menstrual bleed-
Upper eye lid sign of hyperthyroidism

Managment of hyperthyroidism

Follicular cell Colloid

So
1. Thyroid peroxidase inhibitor -
2. Harmone release inhibitor -
3. Peripheral convertion inhibitor-
Chapter 7
RAIU & Thyroid disorders
Radioactive iodine uptake test (RAIU)

For RAIU - ................... ...... is used.

Mechanism of RAIU -
Thyroid Pathology

Hashimoto thyroiditis

Pathogenesis

Thyroglobin (TG)

Thyroid peroxidase (TPO)

Associated with -

C/f - initially -
- later. Stage (main) -

Increased risk of -

Biopsy -

Rx-
Subacute thyroiditis or dequervein thyroiditis

Pathogenesis

C/F - initially
- later

Rx-

Reidel thyroiditis

Pathogenesis

C/f-

Associated with -

Rx - for hypothyroidism
- to decrease fibrosis-
Grave disease

Pathogenesis
Immune
Pituitary system

TSH receptor

Associated with-

Rx
Toxic multinodular goiter

Pathogenesis

C/f

Rx

Thyroid storm

Pathogensis

C/f - HR -
BP -
Body temp. - Sensorium -

Rx-

Myxedema coma

Pathogenesis

Poe
C/f - HR -
BP-
Body temp.-
Sensorium - S.glucose............. S.Na +..............

Rx-

Extra point - Wolf- chaikoff effect

Jod basedow effect


Summary
1. More active .......... form .
2.more production of .............. form.
3. Calcitonin is secreted by ..................................................cell.
4.MCC of hypothyroidism .........
5. DTR - In hypothyroidism ..........
- in hyperthyroidism..........
6.upper rim of sclera is visible is called as .................................. sign.
7.thyroid peroxidase inhibitor drugs ........
8.most safe anti thyroid medication in pregnancy ................
9.RAIU in a) thyroiditis..............................
b) Grave disease ........./
10.hashimoto thyroiditis - HLA .................. // Anti ........... Ab
-Bx
11.viral illness f/b pain in neck (tender thyroid) - .......................
12.fibrosis of thyroid gland ............................. thyroiditis .
13. Excess Iodine leading to hypothyroidism -c/a- .............. ............. effect
14. Delibrate ingestion of thyroxine to loose wait c/a ............. ................

RA
RA
Chapter 8
Basics of Adrenal Gland

Medulla

Increase in Aldosteron -

Increase in Cortisol -

Increase in NE/E -

Slow (Gradual) decrease in all adrenal haromones -

Rapid (acute) decrease in all adrenal harmones -


RASS system (Renin - Angiotensin - Aldosteron-System)

Angiotensinogen

ENaC
Gain of ............ & .........

Blood

So loss of ........... & ...........


in urine

ALDOSTERON - leads to S.Na+ .........


S.K+........
S.H+........
Chapter 9
Hyperaldosteronism

Definition Aldosteron so - S.Na + ......... / S.K+............./ S.H+................


From zona ..................................... of adrenal gland.

Etiology

Definition -

1 hyperaldosteronism
2 hyperaldosteronism

Summary
1 hyperaldosteronism 2 hyperaldosteronism
Aldosterone
S.Na+
S.K+
Metabolic
HTN
Renin
Pedel edema
Rx
Chapter 10
Cushing Syndrome

DEFINITION - increase in ........

Pituitary

Cortisol
Level

Cortisol

Time

Etiopathogenesis

Pituitary
Iatrogenic Pituitary tumor Lung cancer
Cortisol
ACTH
Pigmentation
Headache
Hemoptysis

C/f

Blood sugar -
BP -
Work up Cushing suspected

1.Screening test of choice

2. IOC

To differentiate between iatrogenic v/s pitutory tumor / lung cancer

Managment-
1. Cortisol receptor antagonist-

2. Cortisol synthesis inhibitor -

3 .In Cushing Disease to decrease release of ACTH from pituitary


tumor -
Summary of cushing syndrome
1. M/C/C of cushing syndrom -
2. 2nd MCC of Cushing syndrome ............................. ..............c/a .......... ...............
3. earliest pathological change of cushing syndrome -
4. MC C/F -
5. Blood sugar ........................and BP.........................
6. pigmentation of skin is seen if cause of cushing syn is .........................
........................
7. Screening test of choice
8 IOC
9 To differentiate between pituitary adenoma v/s lung cancer -
Chapter 11
Pheochromocytoma

Definition- Tumor of .........................................found in ............

Etiopathogenesis

AORTA

........... % Pheochromocytoma are extra adrenal.


........... % Pheochromocytoma are Malignant .
........... % Pheochromocytoma are bilateral.

C/f - .............. activity of sympathetic system

...rec
....rec

....... metabolism so wt ......


Investigation -
screening test of choice

IOC-

For localization -

Rx

RxOC-

Summary of PCC
A/C/A -
RULE of 10

Rule of 5o -
Rule of 9-

M/C extra-adrenal site


M/C- c/f -

Screening test -
IOC -

RX - ......... blocker f/b .......... blocker .


Chapter 12
Adrenal Insufficiency
1 adrenal insufficiency
Etiopathogenesis

Z.glomerulosa

Z.fasiculata

Z.reticularis

M/C/C- worldwide-
- India
- HIV patients -

C/f - due to decrease in aldosterone - S.Na+......./ S.K+......../S.H+....

-due to decrease in cortisol -


-due to decrease in sex harmone -
-due to increase in ACTH -

IOC -
Rx. -DOC -
- For salt craving-
ACUTE ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY

Pathogenesis

DOC
Glucagunoma - tumor of ......cell so ...................

C/f - blood sugar


- skin -

Gastrinoma/ zollinger elison syndome

Tumor or ...... cell. M/c site-


C/f-

Doc-

Multiple endocrine neoplasia (MEN)

MEN 1 MEN 4

overall mc enteropancreatic tumor

M/C pancreatic tumor

MEN 2A MEN 2B (MEN 3)

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