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Collection of Pathophysiology Diabetess (16)

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a diagram showing the different types of diabetes
The image is a circular diagram that represents the different types of diabetes and urinary incontinence. It is divided into six sections, each representing a different type of diabetes. The first section is labeled "Cognitive Decline" and shows the heart, which is a type of kidney disease. The second section is titled "Depression" and has a blue silhouette of a person's head with a brain in the center. The third section is labelled "Polypharmacy" and contains a hand with a pile of pills in it. The fourth section is called "Injuries Falls" and is labeled as "Bone Fract
Illustration showing major complications of diabetes mellitus affecting eyes, brain, heart, kidneys, nerves, and feet.
This diagram highlights how uncontrolled diabetes can lead to life-threatening complications across multiple organ systems.
Diagram of human eye anatomy with pathological features including abnormal vascular growth, aneurysm, exudates, and hemorrhage.
Cross-section of the human eye showing healthy anatomy alongside key diabetic retinopathy complications such as abnormal blood vessel growth, aneurysms, hard exudates, and hemorrhage.
A diagram of the respiratory system of a human body.
The image is a diagram that shows the process of SARS-COVID-19, which is a virus that causes the virus to spread across the body. The diagram is divided into three sections. The first section shows the virus, which causes the infection of the virus. The virus is represented by a blue circle with the word "COPD" written in white. The second section shows a virus with a red line connecting the virus and a blue arrow pointing to the virus's health. The third section shows an infection of T2DM, which means that the virus is infected with the virus as a virus
Medical illustration showing the human pancreas highlighted in red within the abdominal cavity.
The pancreas (in red) sits behind the stomach and plays a vital role in digestion and blood sugar regulation.
Diagram showing major complications of diabetes mellitus affecting brain, eyes, heart, kidneys, feet, and nerves.
This infographic highlights how uncontrolled diabetes can impact multiple organ systems over time.
Diagram illustrating glucose metabolism, insulin/glucagon signaling, and obesity-related targets in the pancreas, liver, muscle, and adipose tissue.
This diagram shows how glucose is processed after carbohydrate intake, with insulin and glucagon coordinating liver, muscle, and fat responses-and where obesity therapies target appetite and energy use.
Blue Star of Life with white Rod of Asclepius at center, symbol of emergency medical services.
The Star of Life-recognized globally as the emblem of emergency medical services-combines a six-pointed star with the Rod of Asclepius.
Illustration comparing a non-functioning pancreas (no insulin) with a functioning one producing insulin that cells fail to respond to.
The left shows a pancreas failing to produce insulin; the right shows insulin being produced but cells not responding-classic type 2 diabetes mechanism.
Diagram of gastrointestinal disorders including GERD, candida esophagitis, gastroparesis, constipation, diabetic diarrhea, and anorectal dysfunction.
This anatomical illustration highlights major gastrointestinal conditions affecting the esophagus, stomach, small and large intestines, and anorectal region.
Circular infographic titled "Diabetes Pathophysiology" with five numbered segments and editable text placeholders.
A customizable 5-part circular diagram illustrating key aspects of diabetes pathophysiology, designed for clinicians and educators.
Diagram showing diabetes complications affecting brain, eyes, nerves, heart, kidneys, skin, teeth, and circulatory system.
This visual map illustrates the systemic effects of diabetes, highlighting key complications across eight critical body systems.
Diagram of pancreatic islet cells (alpha, beta, delta, F) and insulin’s metabolic effects on brain, liver, and adipose tissue.
This illustration shows how insulin from pancreatic beta cells influences glucose metabolism across the brain, liver, and white adipose tissue.
Blue glucose meter displaying 9.1 above five puzzle-piece steps labeled 1-5, under "CERTIFICATE OF TRAINING" text.
A visual roadmap to diabetes self-management certification, featuring a glucose meter and five progressive training stages.
Medical team collaborates around a large digital heart illustration with diagnostic tools and data visualizations.
A diverse medical team works together-using stethoscopes, X-rays, ECG monitors, and lab data-to examine a detailed digital heart model on a large interactive screen.
PowerPoint slide editing guide showing shape customization, color changes, icon insertion, and editable graphics instructions.
This step-by-step guide shows how to modify shapes, colors, and icons in PowerPoint-no design skills required.