A patient, 40 years old, complains of weakness, fatigue, thirst, itchy skin. In the last two years he have been repeatedly treated for furunculosis. On examination: the skin is dry with traces of scratching. Height - 160 cm, body weight - 90 kg. The level of glucose in the blood is 10 mmol / 1. Questions: 1. What disease does the patient suffer? Give its definition. 2. Indicate the possible cause of that disease in the patient? 3. Describe the mechanism of development of that disease. 4. What changes in carbohydrate metabolism are characteristic for the disease? 5. What disorders of fat metabolism are characteristic for that disease. 6. Describe the mechanism of development of such symptoms of that disease as dry skin and thirst. 7. List the acute complications of the disease.

A patient, 40 years old, complains of weakness, fatigue, thirst, itchy skin. In the last two years he have been repeatedly treated for furunculosis. On examination: the skin is dry with traces of scratching. Height - 160 cm, body weight - 90 kg. The level of glucose in the blood is 10 mmol / 1. Questions: 1. What disease does the patient suffer? Give its definition. 2. Indicate the possible cause of that disease in the patient? 3. Describe the mechanism of development of that disease. 4. What changes in carbohydrate metabolism are characteristic for the disease? 5. What disorders of fat metabolism are characteristic for that disease. 6. Describe the mechanism of development of such symptoms of that disease as dry skin and thirst. 7. List the acute complications of the disease.

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