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    The document outlines 4 post-activity assignments related to carbohydrate structures and functions, glycolysis pathways, the Krebs cycle, and applying carbohydrate concepts to a clinical case study of a patient with diabetes. Students are asked to draw diagrams of different carbohydrate structures and their functions, illustrate and explain the glycolysis and Krebs cycles, and develop a care plan for a diabetic patient that addresses diet, diagnostic tests, signs and symptoms, and nursing interventions.

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    The document outlines 4 post-activity assignments related to carbohydrate structures and functions, glycolysis pathways, the Krebs cycle, and applying carbohydrate concepts to a clinical case study of a patient with diabetes. Students are asked to draw diagrams of different carbohydrate structures and their functions, illustrate and explain the glycolysis and Krebs cycles, and develop a care plan for a diabetic patient that addresses diet, diagnostic tests, signs and symptoms, and nursing interventions.

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    Starch: Post - Activity No. 1. Draw Different Structures and Its Functions As Given Below: Functions Molecular Structure

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    Rica machells Dayda
    The document outlines 4 post-activity assignments related to carbohydrate structures and functions, glycolysis pathways, the Krebs cycle, and applying carbohydrate concepts to a clinical case study of a patient with diabetes. Students are asked to draw diagrams of different carbohydrate structures and their functions, illustrate and explain the glycolysis and Krebs cycles, and develop a care plan for a diabetic patient that addresses diet, diagnostic tests, signs and symptoms, and nursing interventions.

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    Post -Activity No. 1.

    Draw different structures and its functions as given below:


    Functions Molecular Structure
    Starch

    Glycogen

    Dextrin

    Cellulose

    Mixed
    polysaccharides

    Pectocelluose
    Functions Molecular Structure
    Glucose

    Fructose

    Mannose

    Galactose

    Disaccharides

    Maltose
    Functions Molecular Structure
    Lactose

    Sucrose

    Rafinose

    Oligosaccharides

    Polysaccharides

    Monosaccharides

    Post Activity No. 2. Draw the Glycolysis Pathways and Explain each pathways.
    Post Activity No. 3. Draw the Krebs’s Cycle and Explain
    Post Activity No. 4 Applying in Clinical Setting
    Nadine is a 32 year old with a diagnosis of diabetes. Upon the assessment of Nurse
    James revealed that Nadine weight loss, pain in hands and feet and fatigue. What is the
    relationship of carbohydrates regarding her condition? What will be the diet of Maria,
    diagnostic test, nursing care plan and treatment?

    Definition: Diagnostic Tests/Procedure:

    Signs / Symptoms: Diet


    Nursing Care Plan- Intervention Rationale
    1.

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    Good Sources of Carbohydrates Bad Sources of Carbohydrates

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