Dr.Hiba Asaad

That's mean , the insulin level in type 2 DM not enough to maintain normoglycemia but quite enough to inhibit hormone sensitive lipase and hence prevent lipolysis and ketone formation, but in type 1 DM as you know there is no insulin at all.

Here's the answer : The antilipolytic effect of insulin requires much lower insulin concentrations than stimulation of glucose transport. Hence, even in insulin-resistant states in which glucose transport is impaired, sensitivity to insulin’s antilipolytic effect is relatively preserved, resulting in maintenance or expansion of adipose stores.

Do you know why type 2 diabetes patients _ unlike type 1 DM patients _ rarely presented by DKA ?? ● very interested 🔥🌻 ○ yes I Do : 👍 ○ No I Don't , but interested to know : 👎 ○ Not interested : 💔

hypoglycemia in pediatrics : causes , investigation .. 🌻

Pediatric cardiology notes 🌻

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