Type 1 vs Type 2 Diabetes for Nursing Insulin Resistance and Metabolic Syndrome

Type 1 and type 2 diabetes both leave too much glucose in the blood, but for different reasons. FREE STUDY SHEET for this video, with every point in it and links into free nursing textbooks, practice questions and case studies: https://brightnursingstudent.com/Brig... Every Bright Beats video, free: https://brightnursingstudent.com/Brig... NCLEX®-STYLE PRACTICE QUESTIONS Which statement describes the pathology of type 1 diabetes mellitus? https://brightnursingstudent.com/prac... What happens to the pancreas in type 2 diabetes over time? https://brightnursingstudent.com/prac... Approximately what proportion of all diabetes cases are type 2? https://brightnursingstudent.com/prac... Which are risk factors for type 2 diabetes? Select all that apply. https://brightnursingstudent.com/prac... CASE STUDIES RN https://brightnursingstudent.com/prac... PN https://brightnursingstudent.com/prac... RN https://brightnursingstudent.com/prac... PN https://brightnursingstudent.com/prac... LESSONS Type 1 or type 2 diabetes: which failure is this? https://brightnursingstudent.com/less... Two ways to run short on insulin, and what the body does next https://brightnursingstudent.com/less... FLASHCARDS Bright Beats: Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes (18 cards for this video) https://brightnursingstudent.com/prac... Endocrine system endocrine system https://brightnursingstudent.com/prac... CHAPTERS 0:00 Two types 0:32 Type 1: no insulin 0:55 Type 1: who and when 1:24 Type 1 signs 1:43 Type 2: insulin resistance 2:12 Type 2: who, when, the way back 2:50 Type 2 signs and labs 3:29 Metabolic syndrome 3:56 Side by side 4:26 Recap 5:32 Free study sheet For nursing students, practical (LPN/LVN) and registered (RN), in class and getting ready for the NCLEX®. The practice questions and case studies are free with a free BrightNursingStudent.com account. For education only, not medical advice. NCLEX® is a registered trademark of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc. (NCSBN®), which does not sponsor or endorse this video. #nursing #nursingstudent #diabetes