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    A 41-year-old male presents with frequent urination, increased hunger, excessive thirst, and fatigue and is diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Explaining impaired glucose transport into cells and reduced cellular energy production from impaired glycolysis and gluconeogenesis could help him understand his disease symptoms on a cellular level. His fatigue could be explained by reduced cellular energy levels due to impaired glucose metabolism.

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    A 41-year-old male presents with frequent urination, increased hunger, excessive thirst, and fatigue and is diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Explaining impaired glucose transport into cells and reduced cellular energy production from impaired glycolysis and gluconeogenesis could help him understand his disease symptoms on a cellular level. His fatigue could be explained by reduced cellular energy levels due to impaired glucose metabolism.

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    A 41-year-old male presents with frequent urination, increased hunger, excessive thirst, and fatigue and is diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. Explaining impaired glucose transport into cells and reduced cellular energy production from impaired glycolysis and gluconeogenesis could help him understand his disease symptoms on a cellular level. His fatigue could be explained by reduced cellular energy levels due to impaired glucose metabolism.

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    what cellular functions do you think would help him understand his

    disease?
    A 41-year-old male presents to the emergency room complaining of frequent urination,
    increased hunger, “always being thirsty,” and fatigue. He is diagnosed with type 2 diabetes
    mellitus.In your initial post answer the following questions:In explaining to him the
    physiological reason for his symptoms, what cellular functions do you think would help him
    understand his disease?How might you explain his fatigue on a cellular level?

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