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Diabetes Infographic

Emily Medina

Created on December 7, 2022

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Treatments:

Symptoms:

Type 1 Diabetes

-Insulin Therapy (Short-Acting, Rapid-Acting, Intermediate-Acting, Long and Ultra-Long Acting).-The goal is to keep the blood sugar level as close to normal as possible to delay or prevent complications. -Exercising regularly and keeping a healthy weight. -Eating healthy foods.

-Thirst-Frequent urination -Hunger

-Fatigue-Blurred vision

The body does not make enough insulin or can not use it as it should (CDC). In other words, it is a condition in which the pancreas produces little to no insulin.

1.45 Million

Americans are living with Type 1 Diabetes.

Real Life Example - Nick Jonas

When kids ask him how he manages his condition, he says, “I let them know that I don’t have it all figured out and chasing perfection with type 1 diabetes is impossible. There’s so much that’s out of your hands and finding a way to remain calm and patient in moments where diabetes interrupts your life is key.” He also helped launch GetInsulin.org to help improve access to insulin.

64,000

People are diagnosed a year.

Cell Communication

- Cells in the pancreas release a signal, called insulin, that tells your liver, muscle and fat cells to store this sugar for later use.-In type I diabetes, the pancreatic cells that produce insulin are lost. They are lost because insulin-producing cells in the pancreas carry a "death receptor" that, when activated, causes the cells to self-destruct. In other words, the body is unable to produce insulin as insulin producing cells are killed by your own immune system. -This leads to the insulin signal to be lost, so the insulin receptor, tyrosine kinase, does not receive a signal to produce the insulin.

By: Emily M, Liliana G, Andrea A & Eduardo A.