Condition(s) associated with diabetes include(s):

Insulin administration with the central treatment intervention for nearly all patients with type I and many with type II diabetes.

Subcutaneous administration of insulin effectively reproduces the rapid rise and then decline of endogenous, physiological insulin responding to alteration in blood glucose circulating levels.

Diabetes:

In the pediatric age category, the first step in treating type II diabetes involves lifestyle changes.

The first line of medical therapy for type II diabetes in children is insulin.

Hypoglycemia remains a more significant problem relative to weight gain when using insulin for treating pediatric type 2 diabetes.

Hyperglycemia is common in patients who are hospitalized both in the ICU and outside the ICU.