2. INTRODUCTION
ā¢ Diabetes is the common endocrine disorder.it
is a disease marked by high level of blood
glucose which results from defect in insuline
production or insulin action or both.approx
135 million people worldwide have diabetes.
3. ā¢ Type1:insulin dependent diabetes mellitus
ā¢ Type:non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus
ā¢ Recently it is also classificed as:
ā¢ Adult-onset
ā¢ Juvenile-onset
ā¢ GESTATIONAL DIABETES MELLITUS
5. Ammerican diabetic association
ā¢ Drug or chemical induced
ā¢ Nicotinic acid,glucocorticoid,thyroid,phenyoid
thiazides
ā¢ INFECTION
ā¢ VIRAL,RUBELLA,CYTOMEGALOVIRUS,MUMPS,ADE
NOVIRUS
ā¢ OTHER GENETIC
SYNDROME;DOWN,KLINEFELTER,TURNER
ā¢ Impared glucose tolerance,impaired fasting
glucose
6. Impaired fasting glucoseā¦.normal fasting
glucose is taken as less than or equal to
110mg/dl,fasting plasma glucose level btw 110-
126 is considered having impaired fasting
glucoseā¦.
Impaired glucose toleranceā¦.postprandial
glucose between 140-200mg/dl
7. HYPERGLYCEMIA
ā¢ etiology
ā¢ WEIGHT GAIN
ā¢ CESSATION OF EXERCISE
ā¢ PREGNANCY
ā¢ HYPERTHYROIDISM
ā¢ EPINEPHRINE THERAPY
ā¢ CORTICOSTEROID THERAPY
ā¢ ACUTE INFECTION
ā¢ FEVER
ā¢ Skin is warm
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9. HYPOGLYCEMIA
ā¢ etiology:
ā¢ WEIGHT LOSS
ā¢ INCREASED PHYSICAL EXERCISE
ā¢ TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY
ā¢ TERMINATION OF DRUGS
ā¢ RECOVERY FROM INFECTION AND FEVER
ā¢ Skin is cold
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11. ā¢ Genetic factor
ā¢ Environment factor..epidemic of
mumps,congenital rubella associated with
type1
ā¢ Autoimmune factor:for type1
ā¢ Type2
ā¢ Three cardinal abnormalitiesā¦resistance of
action of insulin in peripheral
tissue.particularly muscle,fat,liver
12. ā¢ 2..defective insulin secretion particularly in
response to glucose stimulus.
ā¢ 3.increased glucose production by liver
ā¢ Obesity
ā¢ Insuline resistance
ā¢ Insulin secretion
14. Medical historyā¦ā¦..
ā¢ Recent weight loss???
ā¢ Fever night sweat???
ā¢ Recurrent infection???
ā¢ Excessive thrist ,urination,hunger???do you get
up at night to void urine???
ā¢ Family history of diabetes???
ā¢ Any medication taken???
ā¢ Dry mouth???
ā¢ Delayed wound healing???
15. ā¢ How often do you monitor your urine or blood
glucose level?what is your glycosylated hb test
result???
ā¢ How frequently(IF EVER) do you experince
hypoglycemic episodes???
ā¢ Ask for neuropathy
,nephropathy,retinopathy???
17. ā¢ Hyperglycemia Conscious patient-should not
receive any dental treatment untill physician is
consulted
ā¢ Unconscious patient-
ā¢ Step1:termination of dental therapy
ā¢ Step2:activation of dental office emergency
team
ā¢ Step3:patient kept in supine position with legs
elevated
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19. ā¢ Step3:removal of dental material from mouth
ā¢ step4:A-B-Cā¦.air breathing circulation
ā¢ Check airwayā¦breathing pulseā¦must initate basic
life support.adequate oxygenation is given,untill
underlying matabolic cause is removed patient
remains unconscious
ā¢ Step5:iv infusion of dextrose and normal
saline..insulin must be administered carefully and
blood test performed to monitor effect
ā¢ step6:adminstration of oxygen
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21. ā¢ transportation of patient to hospital
ā¢ A B C D P
ā¢ hypoglycemia-conscious patient
ā¢ Step1:recognition of hypoglycemiaā¦dr should know how long ago
he ate or took insulin
ā¢ Step2:termination of treatment
ā¢ E soft can
ā¢ Step4:administration of oral carbohydrates..sugar orange juice
candy
ā¢ step5:RECOVERY
23. treatment
ā¢ Various treatment option:
ā¢ Diet plus life style modification
ā¢ Diet plus oha
ā¢ Diet plus insulin
ā¢ Diet plus oha plus insulin
ā¢ The recommended allocation of calories are
ā¢ Carbohydrates(50%)protein(10-15%)fats(30-
35%)
24. ā¢ DRUGS FOR TYPE2:
ā¢ Biguanidesā¦.ex:METFORMIN..increased insulin
sensitivity
ā¢ THIAZOLIDINEDIONESā¦..ex:rosiglitazone,pioglitazone
.stimulate insuline secretion..inc insulin sensitivity,lower
ldl,inc glucose uptake by tissues
ā¢ sulfonylurea:GLIPIZIDE,GLUBURIDE,TOLBUTAMIDE..stim
ulate insulin secretion
ā¢ meglitinides:repaglinideā¦.stimulate insulin secretion
ā¢ Glucosidase inhibitors:acarboseā¦.decreases hydrolysis
and absorption of complex carbohydrate