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Diabetes
disease. Twenty-five million children and
You are the primary care physician. Your patients look to you for answers, cures, and advice.
Here's what happened: Mr. or Mrs. Johanson showed up in your office, and you suspect that he/she has diabetes, but you're not sure. You will need to unravel the symptoms, make a diagnosis, and complete other research steps.

{Diabetes1.jpg} Image retrieved from http://nutritionhere.blogspot.com
Diabetes
can be a serious disease. Twenty twoTwenty-five children and
You are the primary care physician. Your patients look to you for answers, cures, and advice.
Here's what happened: Mr. or Mrs. Johanson showed up in your office, and you suspect that he/she has diabetes, but you're not sure. You will need to unravel the symptoms, make a diagnosis, and complete other research steps.

{Diabetes1.jpg} Image retrieved from http://nutritionhere.blogspot.com
Diabetes
serious disease. Twenty-five millionTwenty two children and
You are the primary care physician. Your patients look to you for answers, cures, and advice.
Here's what happened: Mr. or Mrs. Johanson showed up in your office, and you suspect that he/she has diabetes, but you're not sure. You will need to unravel the symptoms, make a diagnosis, and complete other research steps.

a. When do people generally get diagnosed with diabetes? Age?
b. If you have diabetes, how often should you monitor your blood sugar levels and meet with your physician?
3.4. WHERE
a. What organs in the body are most impacted by diabetes?
b. Is there a particular place (country) in the world where diabetes is more prevalent?
4. WHERE
Is there a particular place (country) in the world where diabetes is more prevalent?
WHY
Why5. WHY
a. Why is diabetes your argument.
Outline
b. Outline the steps
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You need to research diabetes (choose either type 1 or type 2 and state which one you're researching). Unfortunately, this is the disease that Mr. or Mrs. Johanson will eventually be diagnosed with.
Using the Web resources on the Research Cancer page of this wiki and the library books on the cart (do not use Google!), you'll need to make a diagnosis and a prognosis. To do this, you'll need to answer the questions below:
WHO
Who1. WHO
a. Who is most Genetic predisposition?
Are
b. Are there certain developing diabetes?
WHAT
Explain
2. WHAT
a. Explain the difference II diabetes.
What
b. What are the this disease?
What
c. What is the with diabetes?
WHEN
When
3. WHEN
a. When do people diabetes? Age?
If
b. If you have your physician?
WHERE
What
3. WHERE
a. What organs in by diabetes?
b. Is there a particular place (country) in the world where diabetes is more prevalent?
4. WHERE
Is there a particular place (country) in the world where diabetes is more prevalent?
WHY

Outline the steps for patients’ treatment plan, and explain why it’s important to follow the plan.
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