Islets of langerhansincrease secretion when blood glucose conc decreases
glucagon increases B.G.C by:
convertsglycogen to glucose
too much glucagon - over activity
too little - weak
glucagon’s main target : liver (place where glucagon goes for action)
fats and amino acids
glycogen
lactic acid
all converted to glucose
what is diabetes mellitus ?
condition where blood conc cannot be regulated within normal limits
What happens during diabetes mellitus?
There’s insufficientinsulin secretion
b.g levels reach high and kidneys unable to completelyreabsorb all glucose
>glucose in urine
What is type 1 diabetes?
Insulin dependant
early onset
insufficient/no insulin secretion
treatment - injection,exercise
What is type 2 diabetes?
insulin independant
late onset, overweight people prone
insulin produced, but muscles dont respond well
inuslin produced in small amounts,defective
treatment - controldiet, exercise
negative feedback is a change in level triggers an automatic response that leads to restoration of original level
diabetis mellitus is the condition where there is persistent increase than normal blood glucose level concentration.
Due to body’s resistance to insulin or insufficient production if insulin
Principles of homeostasis:
its a negative feedback process where a stimulus which brings about a change in the internal environment, 2. will trigger corrective mechanism which lead to restore system back to its original state.