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    Type II diabetes can lead to diabetic nephropathy by impairing the body's utilization of insulin and glucose, causing hyperglycemia that stresses the kidneys and damages blood vessels over time. This results in proteinuria, reduced kidney function, fluid retention, high blood pressure, and the thickening of glomeruli, potentially progressing to chronic kidney disease if not managed properly.

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    Type II diabetes can lead to diabetic nephropathy by impairing the body's utilization of insulin and glucose, causing hyperglycemia that stresses the kidneys and damages blood vessels over time. This results in proteinuria, reduced kidney function, fluid retention, high blood pressure, and the thickening of glomeruli, potentially progressing to chronic kidney disease if not managed properly.

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    Type II diabetes can lead to diabetic nephropathy by impairing the body's utilization of insulin and glucose, causing hyperglycemia that stresses the kidneys and damages blood vessels over time. This results in proteinuria, reduced kidney function, fluid retention, high blood pressure, and the thickening of glomeruli, potentially progressing to chronic kidney disease if not managed properly.

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    PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

    Precipitating Factors
    Predisposing Factors

    Type II Diabetes Mellitus

    Tissue resistance to insulin

    Impaired utilization of insulin & glucose

    Inability to glucose to penetrate the cell

    Hyperglycemia

    Stress kidney filtration mechanism

    Blood protein leak in urine

    Pressure of blood vessel in urine

    Thickening of glomerulus

    Filtration of protein

    DIABETIC NEPHROPATHY

    Proteinuria

    CHRONIC KIDNEY DESEASE


    reduced kidney function

    NA & H20 retention

    Stimulates production of
    angiotensin

    Hypertension

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