What are the 3 main signs of diabetes?

Hypoglycemic coma-(e) this patient has experienced hypoglycemic coma. he does not have detectable c peptide, which indicates that there is no endogenous insulin production, as would be expected in type 1 diabetes. the high insulin level is the result of the patients use of exogenous insulin to treat diabetes. because he has not eaten enough to maintain glucose at an adequate level, he has developed hypoglycemia. the lack of food intake has led to the ketosis. acute myocardial infarction is a complication that generally occurs later in the course of diabetes when more atherosclerosis has developed. the patient has no obvious source of sepsis. insulin is not injected into the bloodstream, and the injections are almost never complicated by infection. hepatic failure is not a typical complication of diabetes mellitus. hyperosmolar coma can complicate type 2 diabetes mellitus. the ketosis in this case results from decreased food intake; ketoacidosis would be accompanied by hyperglycemia. bp7 652bp8 776778pbd7 1191pbd8 1133