There are three main types of diabetes: Type 1 diabetes where the body produces little to no insulin; Type 2 diabetes where the body produces insulin but cells cannot use it properly; and gestational diabetes which occurs in pregnant individuals where hormones cause the body to not respond to insulin. Diabetes, also called diabetes mellitus, is a disease where the body cannot produce or effectively use the hormone insulin to regulate glucose utilization. Chronic respiratory disease, also known as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), affects the airways and lungs and causes symptoms like breathlessness, chronic cough, and excess mucus. Major risk factors for COPD include tobacco smoking, indoor air pollution, outdoor air pollution, and occupational exposures to dusts, chemicals

1. TYPES OF DIABETES
Type 1 diabetes - is the insulin-reliant diabetes the body
produces little or no insulin all.
Type 2 diabetes - is non-insulin dependent. This occurs
when the body produces insulin but it cannot be use by
the cells.
Gestational diabetes - occurs in certain pregnant
individuals. The hormone cause the body not to respond
to the insulin produced by the body.

2. DIABETES OR DIABETES
MELLITUS
:A disease resulting from a condition of the
body wherein the body is not able to produce
or effectively use insulin.
:Insulin – is a hormone that is produces in the
pancreas, which regulates the utilization of
glucose.

3. CHRONIC RESPIRATORY
DISEASE
:Commonly called chronic obstructive pulmonary
disease (COPD); occurs in the air paths and other of
the lungs.
:Symptoms include breathlessness, chronic cough,
and excessive mucus production.
:COPD can be life-threating and may lead to death if
not detected and cured early.

4. MAJOR RISK FACTORS OF COPD
INCLUDE:
:Tobacco smoking
:Indoor air pollution
:Outdoor air pollution
:Occupational dusts and chemical like
vapors, irritants, and fumes.