Collection of Pathophysiology Diabetes Cliparts (18)

The image is a diagram that shows the different types of diabetes. It is a circular diagram with a green center and multiple lines radiating outwards from it. The lines are labeled with different colors, including red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, and pink. Each line represents a different type of diabetes, such as ketoacidosis, insulin injection, hyperglycemia, ketones, carb counting, insulin pump, and insulin pump. The diagram also has a label that reads "Type I Diabetes" in the center. The background of the diagram is white.

The image is a diagram of a balance scale with two weighing scales on either side. The balance scale is rectangular in shape and has a red line connecting the two scales. On top of the balance scale, there is a green speech bubble with a yellow square inside it. The speech bubble is connected to the two smaller scales, one on each side, with an orange triangle in the center. The orange triangle is slightly larger than the green square and is slightly smaller than the blue one. There is also a blue arrow pointing towards the orange triangle, indicating that the balance is being balanced. The background of the image is white.

The image is a blue ribbon with the word "Diabetes" written in white capital letters on it. The ribbon is in the shape of a triangle and has a red blood drop in the center. The background is white. The text on the ribbon reads "Type 1 Diabetes". The ribbon appears to be a symbol of diabetes awareness.

The image is a cross-section of a blood vessel, which is a type of diabetes. The vessel is divided into two sections, with the left side showing the blood vessel and the right side showing a blood cell. The blood vessel is shown in red color, with a blood clot in the center. The blood clot is responsible for the production of blood sugar and insulin. The cell is shown as a closed glucose channel, which helps to keep the blood in place while the insulin receptor is used to regulate the flow of blood. The insulin receptor helps to prevent the blood from entering the vessel and prevent it from entering a

The image is a cartoon illustration of an elderly man standing on a weighing scale. The man is wearing white underwear and has a sad expression on his face. He is standing with his hands on his hips and his head tilted downwards, as if he is upset or upset. The weighing scale is grey and has an alarm clock on top of it. The clock has a yellow face with black numbers and hands. The background is white.

The image is a black and white icon of a pair of glasses with a long handle and a pointed tip. The glasses are positioned in a way that they are pointing towards the right side of the image. On the left side, there is a drop of water with a plus sign on it. The background is black, making the glasses and the drop stand out. The image appears to be a simple and minimalistic design.

The image is a simple, circular shape with a light blue color. It appears to be made up of a thin, overlapping circle. The background is white, making the blue color stand out. The shape is symmetrical and has a smooth, smooth surface.

The image is a diagram of the lungs and lungs of a person. On the left side of the image, there is a cross-section of the human body, showing the lungs, nose, mouth, and trachea. The lungs are shown in red color, while the nose and mouth are shown on the right side. The tracheas are shown as red, indicating that they are not in the image. The image also has text that reads "H1N1" and "H5N1". This suggests that the image is meant to illustrate the process of spreading the spread of the spread. The

The image shows two yellow pears with green leaves attached to a brown branch. The pears are round and plump, with a shiny texture. They are placed side by side, with the leaves on either side of the pears. The leaves are large and have a pointed tip. The branch is thin and brown, and the pom-poms are attached to the branch with small droplets of water. The background is white.

The image is a cartoon illustration of two children, a boy and a girl, standing side by side and holding hands. The girl is on the left side of the image, wearing a purple dress with white flowers and red shoes. She has blonde hair and is smiling at the camera. The boy is wearing a blue and white checkered shirt and has a red heart in his hand. They are both holding hands and appear to be happy. Above them, there is a yellow text that reads "WE SPEAKING" in a playful font. The background is light blue.

The image is a graphic design with three red and white target circles. The circles are arranged in a diagonal line, with the largest circle in the center and the two smaller circles on either side. Each circle has a number 7 on it, indicating that the target is 7.5 in the target. The background is a light pink color, and the word "AIC" is written in a bold, sans-serif font in the bottom right corner. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.

The image is a blue star of life symbol, which is a medical symbol used in the United States of America. It is a four-pointed star with a white caduceus medical symbol in the center. The symbol is a double-headed snake, which consists of a spiral-like structure with a pointed end and a curved tail. The snake is outlined in white and is positioned in a way that it forms a symmetrical pattern. The background of the symbol is also blue, making it stand out.

The image is a flowchart that shows the process of insulin and insulin treatment. It is divided into two sections, one for insulin and one for glucose. The first section is labeled "Insufficient insulin" and shows the insulin treatment process. The insulin treatment is reduced to the uptake of glucose, which is a type of insulin that helps to reduce the amount of glucose in the body. The treatment is characterized by the presence of glucose and glucose levels in the blood glucose levels. The glucose levels are high levels of ketones, which are the highest levels of diabetes, and the glucose levels increase in the levels of glucose levels

The image is a diagram that shows the different types of diabetes mellitus. It is divided into three sections, each representing a different type of insulin. The first section on the left shows a healthy insulin receptor, which is responsible for the production of insulin in the body. The insulin receptor is a small, round, orange-colored device that is connected to a glucose-free insulin receptor. The glucose receptor is also responsible for producing insulin in a single cell. The cell is responsible to regulate the insulin levels in the digestive system, which are responsible for regulating the insulin flow and regulating the flow of blood and nutrients in the

The image shows a young woman sitting on a blue couch with her legs crossed. She is wearing a green polo shirt and black pants. She has shoulder-length brown hair and is holding a white book in her hands. The woman appears to be deep in thought, with her head resting on her hand and her eyes closed. The background is black. The image is animated, giving it a cartoon-like appearance.

The image shows two hands holding a blood glucose meter. The meter is blue in color and has the word "100mg" written on it in white letters. Above the meter, there is a red blood drop with a speech bubble saying "OK". The background is transparent. The hands are positioned in a way that suggests they are about to use the meter to measure the blood sugar level.

The image is a comic strip titled "Diabetes Know the Symptoms". It is divided into six sections, each representing a different symptom of diabetes. The first section on the top left shows a man with a headache, coughing, and sneezing. The second section shows a person with a green headscarf, indicating that the symptoms are not yet effective. The third section shows an illustration of a person's foot with a red arrow pointing to the right, indicating a wound that won't heal. The fourth section shows the person's hand with the wound, indicating the severity of the wound. The fifth section shows

The image is a diagram that shows the process of altered/reduced insulin secretion. It shows the effects of hyperglycemia/insulin resistance on the body. The diagram is divided into three sections. The first section is labeled "Altered/reducing insulin secretion" and shows a cluster of yellow pills. The second section is titled "Hypoglycemia / Insulin resistance" and has a label that reads "FFA release". The third section is labelled "Glucose uptake" and contains a label with the text "Glutose production". There are also two arrows connecting the