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Edexcel GCSE combined Biology Paper 2
Animal coordination , control and homeostasis
Blood glucose and diabetes
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Why does blood glucose rise when you eat food?
1)Food is digested into
glucose.
2)
Glucose
is absorbed from the
small intestine
into the blood.
3)Blood glucose level
increase
After you have eaten some food.
1)Blood glucose concentration increases.
2)
Insulin
is released from the
pancreas.
3)Insulin is transported to the
liver
4)Insulin causes
liver
cell to take out glucose and convert
glucose
into
glycogen.
5)Blood glucose levels
decrease.
When blood glucose levels are too low(often after exercise)
1)
Pancreas
release a hormone called
glucagon
2)
Glucagon
is transported in the blood to the
liver.
3)Glucagon causes the
liver
cell to convert
glycogen
into glucose, and glucose is released into the blood.
4)Blood glucose level
increases.
Type 1 diabetes(occurs mostly in young people)
-Cause->Pancreas does not producee
insulin
as cells have been destroyed by
immune system.
-Treatment- Inject
insulin
into
fat
layer in the skin(keeps blood glucose low)/Exercise to reduce blood glucose level
Type
2
diabetes(occurs mostly in
adulthood
)
-Cause- The cells in the body dont respond well to
insulin
and they become
resistant
-Treatment- Changing diet(eating less
sugary
and
fatty
foods)by exercising more
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