ketosis-resistant diabetes mellitus
- noun
- /kiˈtoʊsɪs rɪˈzɪstənt daɪəˈbiːtɪs ˈmɛlɪtəs/
- Specialized
- Many cases of ketosis-resistant diabetes mellitus can be managed successfully with lifestyle modifications and oral medications.
Examples
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Unlike type 1 diabetes, ketosis-resistant diabetes mellitus rarely requires insulin injections for control.
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Obesity and menopause are both risk factors for developing ketosis-resistant diabetes mellitus.
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She was diagnosed with ketosis-resistant diabetes mellitus last year.
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Many adults develop ketosis-resistant diabetes mellitus due to obesity.
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Many cases of ketosis-resistant diabetes mellitus can be managed successfully with lifestyle modifications and oral medications.
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Obesity and menopause are both risk factors for developing ketosis-resistant diabetes mellitus.
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Unlike type 1 diabetes, ketosis-resistant diabetes mellitus rarely requires insulin injections for control.
Synonyms
A long-term condition that makes blood sugar too high, often in adults and treated with diet and pills
A long-term condition in adults where the body cannot use blood sugar and is often treated with diet or pills
A long-term condition in which the body cannot control blood sugar levels
A mild diabetes in adults that rarely causes blood acid and doctors treat with diet or tablets not insulin
A mild diabetes in adults controlled by diet and pills rather than insulin
A mild adult illness that develops slowly with high blood sugar and usually does not cause ketosis
A long-term illness where the body cannot use sugar properly and is often managed by diet and exercise
A long illness in adults that causes high blood sugar and usually does not need insulin injections
A common diabetes in adults that is usually controlled by diet or pills and does not need insulin
A long-term condition in adults that makes the body unable to use sugar well and usually needs diet and pills
A condition in adults where the body cannot use insulin well, causing high blood sugar
A long term illness in adults where the body cannot use sugar well and is treated by diet or pills
A common adult disease where blood sugar becomes too high and is often treated with diet and pills
How Severe
- Specialized
- Archaic
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Surface Forms
Morphology
ketosis-resistant + diabetes + mellitus
The phrase straightforwardly combines 'ketosis' + 'resistant' with 'diabetes mellitus' to indicate a form of diabetes that does not produce or is resistant to ketosis, so the overall meaning is compositional. Although medical and low-frequency, the morphology and semantic combination are regular, so a learner who knows the constituent words can infer the intended meaning.
Etymology
Ketosis-resistant diabetes mellitus is a medical name that points to a type of diabetes that is resistant to ketosis, the state when the body makes many ketones (strong chemicals made when there is not enough insulin). So, the name helps you remember that this form is often milder and can usually be controlled with 'diet and pills' rather than 'insulin'.