American College of Endocrinology Pre-Diabetes Consensus Conference: Part Two

Bloomgarden, Zachary T.

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“…Weight reduction and glycemic control are the important parts of metabolic syndrome management; a realistic goal is to reduce the body weight by 7–10%. [ 7 ] Weight reduction has been shown to improve glycemic control by increasing insulin sensitivity and glucose uptake and diminishing hepatic glucose output. [ 8 ] The American Diabetes Association and Joint National Committee (Joint National Committee on Prevention, Detection, Evaluation, and Treatment of High Blood Pressure) recommend a target blood pressure goal of <130/80 mmHg for patients with T2DM.…”

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Metabolic syndrome presenting as abdominal pain

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Al-Dhafeeri

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Saudi J Med Med Sci

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Metabolic syndrome presenting as abdominal pain

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Hasan

Al-Dhafeeri

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Saudi J Med Med Sci

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“…The Conceptual Model for Metabolic Risk (Reynolds, ), was developed for this study after extensive review of screening and diagnostic criteria, treatment guidelines and empirical data related to prediabetes, the outcome variable (ADA, ; American Health Association [AHA], ; Bloomgarden, , , ; National Institute of Diabetes & Diseases of the Kidney [NIDDK], ). The Conceptual Model for Metabolic Risk is ecologically situated in a contextual environment, employment at a large computer technology company in central Texas, the setting for this study (see Figure ).…”

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Prevalence and characteristics of prediabetes in workers in industry

Reynolds

2020

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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Aim To examine the prevalence of work stress and prediabetes in computer technology company employees; to analyse the relationships among stress, work stress, and prediabetes; and to explore the potential mediating effects sleep on the relationship between work stress and prediabetes. Design A descriptive, cross‐sectional design was used. A convenience sample included employees from a large computer technology company in central Texas. Methods Data collection during March–October 2015 included: retrospective electronic medical record review and online surveys. Electronic medical record review data included: height, weight, waist circumference, blood pressure, high‐density lipids, triglycerides, and fasting glucose. Online surveys collected demographic, global stress, diet, exercise, coping, sleep and work stress data from participants. Spearman rho calculations analyzed associations between demographic, socio‐cultural factors, health behaviours, work stress, and prediabetes variables. Logistic regression analyses identified probability variables. A structural equation model examined mediating variables. Results Prediabetes prevalence was lower and prevalence of work stress was higher in the participant sample than in the USA population. Findings suggested that low job imbalance increases the probability for prediabetes. Job imbalance was inversely related to prediabetes. Three variables increased the probability prediabetes: alcohol, job imbalance, and sleep. Sleep potentially modified the relationship between job imbalance and prediabetes. Participants were college‐educated males working in white‐collar, technical jobs. Participants had high rates of work stress. Job imbalance was inversely related to prediabetes, which challenges previous empirical data. Future research should continue to explore the relationship between work stress and prediabetes in this population. Conclusions This study explored the relationship between work stress and prediabetes in a white‐collar worker population in technical industry. Findings suggested that workers in industry have a unique type of stress. Nurses who learn to recognize the non‐traditional risk factors for prediabetes can improve screening for prediabetes by including work stress and poor sleep questions.

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“…La probabilidad anual de desarrollar el cuadro clínico de DM con estos valores alterados es 10% por año, sobre todo si va asociada a obesidad. Pero la implementación de cambios en el estilo de [7][8][9] vida, ejercicios y medicamentos para prevenir o retrasar la aparición de la DM. En el Paraguay la prevalencia 10 de DM en la población general mostró un aumento significativo de 6,5 a 9,7% en un intervalo mayor a 10 años.…”

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Frecuencia de preenfermedades en el Hospital Nacional

Onishi¹,

Delor²

2015

Rev. virtual Soc. Parag. Med. Int

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+ Artículo Original Frecuencia de preenfermedades en el Hospital NacionalFrequency of pre-diseases in the National Hospital Resultados: ingresaron al estudio 267 sujetos, siendo 64 varones con edad media 52±18 años y 203 mujeres con edad media 53±20 años (p 0,62). Se detectaron las sgtes. preenfermedades: prediabetes mellitus 31%, prehipertensión arterial sistólica 32%, prehipertensión arterial diastólica 46%, preobesidad 36%, prehipercolesterolemia 36%, prehipertrigliceridemia 15% y prehiperuricemia 60%. Conclusiones: las preenfermedades más frecuentes fueron la prehiperuricemia y la prehipertensión arterial diastólica. Palabras claves: preenfermedad, prediabetes mellitus, prehipertensión arterial, preobesidad, prehiperuricemia AbstractIntroduction: Preventive Medicine emphasizes the detection of pre-diseases like pre-diabetes mellitus, prearterial hypertension, pre-obesity and pre-hyperuricemia with the purpose of intervening opportunely in the development of these diseases. Objectives: To investigate the prevalence of pre-diseases in adult patients

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American College of Endocrinology Pre-Diabetes Consensus Conference: Part Two

Cited by 14 publications

References 213 publications

Metabolic syndrome presenting as abdominal pain

Metabolic syndrome presenting as abdominal pain

Prevalence and characteristics of prediabetes in workers in industry

Frecuencia de preenfermedades en el Hospital Nacional

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