ABSTRACT
A total of 108 diabetic children and 153 controls has been examined by explorative methods and questionnaires. According to the results the relationship between the diabetic child and his surroundings is not satisfactory. The sporting possibilities of the diabetic child are scanty, often without reason. All this may be in relation with the erroneous knowledge on diabetes of the child and his environment. The diabetic children familiar with their disease are in a more advantageous position. In consequence diabetic children need more attention and care. Well-trained experts and teams have to direct their way of life.
Subject(s)
Diabetes Mellitus, Type 1/psychology , Quality of Life , Adolescent , Child , Educational Status , Female , Humans , Male , Parent-Child Relations , Patient Education as Topic , Physical Education and TrainingABSTRACT
Effects of the ingestion of Lannate (200 mg/kg diet), caffeine (30 mg% aqueous solution) and ethanol (10% aqueous solution) both separately as well as the ingestion of Lannate with caffeine or ethanol were studied in R/Amsterdam rats. Response to the combined administration of Lannate and caffeine produced evidence of interactions only in female rats. The combined ingestion of Lannate and ethanol resulted in some interactions both in female and male rats, however, sex differences were apparent regarding certain parameters.
