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Client Based Pathophy - Necrosis

This document outlines a process where increased glucose in the blood vessels leads to increased blood viscosity, intraluminal pressure, and friction on blood vessel walls. This damages the tunica intima and causes platelet aggregation and thrombus occlusion, reducing blood flow and oxygen to tissues. This cellular damage and demyelination of nerve cells disrupts nerve impulses, causing numbness, tingling, and reduced sensation of pain, deep tendon reflexes, and ability to detect and heal from trauma - potentially leading to ulceration and necrosis.

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Client Based Pathophy - Necrosis

This document outlines a process where increased glucose in the blood vessels leads to increased blood viscosity, intraluminal pressure, and friction on blood vessel walls. This damages the tunica intima and causes platelet aggregation and thrombus occlusion, reducing blood flow and oxygen to tissues. This cellular damage and demyelination of nerve cells disrupts nerve impulses, causing numbness, tingling, and reduced sensation of pain, deep tendon reflexes, and ability to detect and heal from trauma - potentially leading to ulceration and necrosis.

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POLYURIA

↑Glucose circulation in the blood vessel

↑Glucose adhesion in hemoglobin

↑ Viscosity of Blood Hemoconcentration

↑ Intraluminal Pressure

↑ Friction of Tunica Intima

Irritation of Tunica Intima

Damage of Tunica Intima

↑ Platelet Aggregation

Thrombus Occlusion ↓ Blood Flow

Narrowing of Lumen Hypoxia

Cellular deprivation of Oxygen and nutrient


nutrients
Cellular damage (Including nerve cell)

Demyelinization of Nerve cells

Prickling,
Numbness, Tingling Disruption of nerve
impulses transmission

Trauma
Burning Sensation ↓ Sensation of Pain

Diminished Deep Inability to detect


Tendon Reflexes trauma

Inability to heal wound

Wound Progression

Ulceration Necrosis

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