Instructions Type I and Type II Diabetes Mellitus Since diabetes is so prevalent in society in both adults and children, it is beneficial to understand how the disease occurs and how it is treated. The research on the two types of diabetes mellitus will give you a greater understanding on this chronic condition and how it affects your bodys ability to use energy. This assignment is to write a research paper on the subject that you located sources in your Unit II assignment (Annotated Bibliography) concerning Type I and Type II Diabetes Mellitus. Additionally, follow the research paper topic outline that was created and submitted in Unit IV and include any feedback corrections that were provided by your instructor. You should address the following content in the paper: -Compare and contrast the two types of diabetes mellitus. -Analyze the pathophysiology, symptoms, causes, and treatments of diabetes mellitus. -Include graphs, charts and/or data comparing normal and disease states for blood glucose levels of both types of diabetes mellitus. -Where is the future research headed? —-Include specific technology being researched and developed. Relate your personal input on differing beliefs or ideas held by experts that potentially impact scientific ethics, patients values, and public policy on diabetes mellitus. Your Research Paper must be at least three to four pages in length with a separate title page and a reference page. The title and reference page does not count toward the total page requirement. Your paper must be formatted in APA style and include four to six sources. You should include at least the two scholarly sources from the CSU Online Library database that was used in your annotated bibliography that supported your initial research, plus the remaining sources may include the textbook and other credible resources or websites that you are using in your research paper. Any information from these sources should be cited and referenced in APA format. You only need one reference page for all sections; and include the references for all sections on that page(s).
