In a minimum of 175 words, provide seven main core defects contributing to hyperglycemia.

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In a minimum of 175 words, provide seven main core defects contributing to hyperglycemia.

In a minimum of 175 words, provide seven main core defects contributing to hyperglycemia.

Phoenix Advanced Pharmacology Discussion

Question Description
In a minimum of 175 words, provide seven main core defects contributing to hyperglycemia. One main core is already provided in the example below.

Include the following in your response:

Organ: The organ that is contributing to the hyperglycemia
Defect: A phrase to describe the defect
Drug Class: At least one drug class (not drug name)that works on the defect
Mechanism of Action: Explain the mechanism of action
Why is it important for an FNP to understand each defect?
Example

Organ: Pancreas
Defect: Decreased beta cell production
Drug Class: Sulfonylurea
Mechanism of Action: Stimulates release of insulin from beta cells

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