Hypoglycaemia: difference between revisions
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| 30 | Level 3 is defined by the need for assistance rather than by a number, because the glucose concentration at which cognition is impaired varies with prior exposure. Repeated hypoglycaemia lowers the threshold at which symptoms appear, a phenomenon termed impaired awareness.{{r|ada2024,seaquist2013}} | 30 | Level 3 is defined by the need for assistance rather than by a number, because the glucose concentration at which cognition is impaired varies with prior exposure. Repeated hypoglycaemia lowers the threshold at which symptoms appear, a phenomenon termed impaired awareness.{{r|ada2024,seaquist2013}} |
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| + | 32 | Symptoms are conventionally divided into adrenergic — tremor, sweating, palpitation — and neuroglycopenic — confusion, difficulty concentrating, visual change. Adrenergic symptoms are the warning, and it is those that impaired awareness removes.{{r|ada2024}} | |
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| 32 | == References == | 34 | == References == |
| 33 | {{reflist}} | 35 | {{reflist}} |