Diabetes Mellitus: Evaluation Report for Health & Social Care

This report presents an evaluation of diabetes mellitus, addressing key aspects of the disease based on a research project. The report explores the necessity of diabetes awareness and knowledge, examining public perceptions through surveys and data analysis. It delves into the prevalence of diabetes, differentiating between Type I and Type II diabetes, and identifying the contributing factors, including obesity and lack of exercise. The report also highlights major diagnostic tests used by medical practitioners, such as the Hgb A1c test, and explores various methods for controlling diabetes, including regular check-ups, obesity reduction, and physical exercise. The research includes references to support the findings and provide a comprehensive understanding of the subject.

To identify and evaluate diabetes mellitus.

Introduction
Diabetes in people spreading day by day rapidly in this world.
It is a serious disease which impacts on the human organs
like for an instance eye blindness, kidney and some other
diseases. This disease arise from consuming the more sugar
in the more blood glucose. It is a metabolic disease under
which the people have a high blood sugar.

Theme 1: Is diabetes awareness is necessary?
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Theme 2: Diabetes knowledge is necessary to
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THEME 3: People suffering from diabetes
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THEME 4: Types of Diabetes
Diabetes Insipidus (Type I) Diabetes mellitus (Type II)
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THEME 5: Reasons OF Diabetes Type 1
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THEME 6: Reasons of Type II diabetes
Because of enhancing age of people
Due to high obesity
Because of doing less exercises
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THEME 7: Obesity is a reason behind Diabetes
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THEME 8: Major tests which assess in medical
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Hgb A1c 7 Test High state in sugar test Sugar test in normal state
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THEME 9: Various ways to control diabetes
From Regular check-up Minimize obesity By doing Physical exercise
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References
American Diabetes Association, 2010. Standards of medical care
in diabetes—2010. Diabetes care.33(Supplement 1), pp.S11-
S61.
Cooper, J.D. And et. al., 2011. Inherited variation in vitamin D
genes is associated with predisposition to autoimmune disease
type 1 diabetes. Diabetes. 60(5). pp.1624-1631.
Hu, F.B., 2011. Globalization of diabetes. Diabetes care. 34(6).
pp.1249-1257.

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