Wku pathophysiology exam - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

What are the differences in how insulin produced and used by the body in Type I versus and Type II Diabetes Mellitus? Type 1: beta cells destroyed and unable to produce insulin Type 2: body becomes resistant to insulin What are the differences in symptoms between Addison's Disease & Cushing's Syndrome? Cushing's: big trunk, buffalo hump, moon face, thin extremities Addison's: hyperpigmentation of the skin, hypertensive, hyperglycemic, salt craving

Reproductuon requires not only the ____________ but the __________ - Answer-body, brain infertility issues - Answer-inability to contribute to reproduction erectile dysfunction (ED) - Answer-inability to achieve or maintain erection sufficient for intercourse. Can affect all age ranges in male, most seen in older males. Psychological processes of ED - Answer-Anxiety, depression, guilt, stress, feelings of inadequacy and relationship issues Physiological processes of ED - Answer-Arter...