🔥 How to Remember Type 1 vs Type 2 Diabetes [Nursing - Symptoms]

[@ezmed]

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[@sharonrone6892]

Like this

[@connectforhealth1218]

Where sir

[@neverlandxoxo7517]

Great video 😊

[@lindsayfarthing5105]

I couldn't find the study guide for type 1 and 2 diabetes :(

[@m_m786]

Easy 👍 thanks 💝

[@haniffolami5997]

I’m a type 1 and when I was seeing my symptoms I used to pee alot I couldn’t hold it

[@IQTech61]

Type II Diabetes is no longer a disease of aging. An estimated 193,000 individuals under the age of 20 have been diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes.

[@ezmed]

Thank you for the comment. While the incidence of T2DM has increased in children and adolescents due to rising obesity levels, physical inactivity, etc. the onset of diagnosis for T2DM is still significantly more prevalent in the older population. This is also explained in the full lecture. Hope that helps! 🙏🏻

[@MVK123]

They said "typically"

[@chipanggan]

I have the 3 P's 😢

[@orangeranger7644]

No carbs no sugar no problems

[@krish2155]

Naah, carbs are essential for brain and neural function bro...

[@orangeranger7644]

@krish2155 Gluconeogenesis

[@aliciastoaks1955]

Wrong. Type 1 yes, but Type 2 your wrong. Having diabetes doesn’t necessarily mean your body is full of sugar. All type 2 Diabetes is just your pancreas not properly balancing out your sugar levels like it should. You can either be to high on glucose or to low. Both are bad. Having to low of a sugar level is just as bad as being to high. My Ex was Hypoglycemic to where his body produced to much insulin to where he needed the sugar because if he got to low he would faint and pass out.