Type 1 Diabetes ICD 10

E10 Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus

Type 1 Diabetes ICD 10

The definition of the

TYPE 1 (Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus) or diabetes mellitus Juvenilis or Onset of type 1 diabetes is an autoimmune disease that are specified are genetic with symptoms that ultimately towards a process of gradual damage to the cells immunologic producing insulin. This situation is caused by a lack of insulin production by the pancreas beta cells, so individuals must get an insulin replacement. Until recently, TYPE still is idiopathic.

Complementary Examinations

• Be treated by administering insulin continuously.

• Type I Diabetes Mellitus sufferers Care influenced by: a family history, genes, environmental factors.

• Controlling the proper blood sugar levels is indispensable, especially for children because it is easily dehydrated, vomiting and stricken with diseases.

 Prevention

Below are some of the efforts that could or even should you do to prevent or avoid diabetes.

• Apply healthy living patterns

• Apply a good diet and healthy

• Do physical activity regularly

• Keep your weight on the ideal boundary

• Stay away from smoking and alcoholic beverages

• Consume a variety of herbs that can prevent diabetesmellitus

Treatment Of Diabetes

Type 1 diabetics generally undergo treatment therapy, insulin (Lantus/Levemir, Humalog, Novolog or Apidra) sustainable, otherwise it is by exercising to taste as well as controlling the menu food (diet).

E-11 in Non Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellittus

The definition of the

NIDDM (Non Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus) is defined as a situation that happens to a person after the age of 40 years, who have experienced a relative insulin deficiency due to: resistant to insulin, a decrease in the sensitivity of tissues and decreased responsiveness to insulin exogenous or endogenous (Hudak, 1996). In a type II insulin levels this could be normal, a little low or menigkat. To maintain life klie with NIDDM usually does not depend on exogenous insulin therapy.

The cause of the

Cause NIDDM (Non Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellittus)

The cause of this type is not known with certainty. Suspected etiologinya over sau, in this case the hereditary factors (genetic) and environmental factors play an important role (Hartini, 1996).

Complementary Examinations

Supporting data to ensure someone terdiagnosa NIDDM can be seen from the results of laboratory examination. Laboratory examination that can be done to enforce the diagnosis of NIDDM can be:

1. Urine Examination (examination of reduction).

2. Blood sugar Checks are done fast and 2 hours after meal.

3. Oral glucose tolerance Tests (TTGO). Was undertaken in a fasting blood sugar checks and two hours after having a diagnosis of NIDDM is still in doubt.

4. Intravenous glucose tolerance Tests. This test was undertaken when the test result is still dubious TTGO.

5. Glucose tolerance Tests of cortisone.

6. Test the insulin tolerance.

7. Awarding of the diabetic Diet and tablets is done by controlling blood sugar levels.

8. When undertaking the tablet has not yet been fullest response handling the level of sugar in the blood, then start injecting drugs considered for granted.

Treatment Of Diabetes 

In people with type 2 diabetes mellitus, treatment and handling management focused on lifestyle and physical activity. Controlling the value of the levels of sugar in the blood is a key treatment program, namely by reducing the weight, diet, and exercise. If this is not achieved the expected results, then a drug tablet will be necessary. Even granting the insulin injections are required when the tablet hardness, not addressing the control of blood sugar levels.

E12 type III Diabetes mellitus or MRDM (Malnutrition Related Diabetes Mellitus)

The definition of the

This type of diabetes associated with hiperosmoler syndrome nonkeotik, accompanied by a State of a known or suspected pancreatitis can cause disease, hormonal disorders, drugs such as glucocorticoids and preparations containing estrogen disabilities diabetes. Sufferers of type III to pancreas depend to produce insulin (Soegondo, 1995).

Symptoms

• Polifagia

• Polydipsia

• Fatigue

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