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What is the primary defect in type 1 diabetes?
What is the primary defect in type 1 diabetes?
- Reduced insulin production by the liver cells
- Overproduction of glucagon by the pancreas
- Increased blood sugar levels due to excessive sugar intake
- Destruction of pancreatic β cells (correct)
Why have terms like juvenile-onset diabetes mellitus fallen out of favor?
Why have terms like juvenile-onset diabetes mellitus fallen out of favor?
- Because they are difficult to pronounce
- Because these terms are outdated
- To avoid confusion with type 2 diabetes
- Due to an increase in type 2 diabetes cases among children (correct)
What was type 1 diabetes formerly known as?
What was type 1 diabetes formerly known as?
- Gestational diabetes mellitus
- Adult-onset diabetes mellitus
- Juvenile-onset diabetes mellitus (correct)
- Insulin-resistant diabetes mellitus
What is the reason behind the destruction of pancreatic β cells in type 1 diabetes?
What is the reason behind the destruction of pancreatic β cells in type 1 diabetes?
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When does type 1 diabetes typically develop?
When does type 1 diabetes typically develop?
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What happens to insulin levels in individuals with type 1 diabetes as the disease progresses?
What happens to insulin levels in individuals with type 1 diabetes as the disease progresses?
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