In 2008 the Tenth International Congress on Paracoccidioidomycosis held a centennial celebration in Medellin, Colombia. The conference was held in August of that year, and drew a record crowd to hear the latest research on the mycoses of Paracoccidioidomycosis and other related fungal diseases.
Paracoccidioidomycosis, or more commonly called PCM, used to be known as South American blastomycosis, and sometimes also as Lutz-Splendore-Almeida disease. This illness is endemic to the regions of South and Central America, and usually attacks men who dwell in the highly forested areas of Latin America.
PCM most often shows itself as a chronic and constantly worsening systemic fungal infection (mycosis) most often exhibiting itself as a pulmonary fungal infection. However PCM often migrates into the rest of the body and attacks the mucous membranes, mostly in the mouth, on the skin and also in the lymph nodes.
The form to develop the diabetes is to make contact with enemy with something in the atmosphere that triggers the destruction of the cells beta, that are the ones in charge to produce insulin. There are indications that this factor is a virus, and they have already identified different virus from which can be suspected. The experts say who have many similarities with the virus that generates the resfriado one common. Thus, the probabilities say that the people who suffer of diabetes type 1 acquire the virus as if she was any resfriado (contagion when being in contact with the enemy with another patient). In this stage, those that they have necessary the genetic predisposition acquire the diabetes. To read more click here: 
he consequences of the Diabetes Melito in long stated period elapses of macrovascular alterations micron and that take the disfuno, damage or bankruptcy of some agencies. The increase of the incidence and prevalence of this illness constitutes one of the biggest problems of health and reaches epidemic ratios. One of the complications of diabetes is the known condition as diabetic foot, that in the case of the carrier of diabetes deserves a special attention. 
Symptoms of the diabetes type 2: blurred Vision Fatigue Increase of the appetite Increase of the thirst Increase of urination Tests and exmenesPruebas and examinations can be used an analysis of orinaanlisis of urine in order to look for glucose and ketones product of the decomposition of fats. Nevertheless, a test of single urine nondiagnostic diabetes. The following examinations of blood are used to diagnose the diabetes: Glucaemia in ayunasGlucemia in uninformed: diagnostic diabetes if the result is greater of 126 mg/dL on two ocassions. The levels between 100 and 126 mg/dL denominate uninformed alteration of the glucose in or prediabetes. These levels consider factors of risk for the diabetes type 2 and its complications. Examination of hemoglobina A1chemoglobina A1c: this examination has been used in the past helping the patients to watch what is controlling their glucose levels so well in the blood. 
Ahead of the comments of technique of nursing and of knowledge acquired throughout the course of Graduation in Nursing, and that much added in the professional life of the author, had taken the choice of the subject having objectified to review the pathology Diabetic Foot, with another look. Having as study object the education in health in the prevention of the Diabetic Foot, where it is questioned: Which the modifications that appear in the process of work of the technician of nursing from its insertion in the course of Graduation in Nursing front to the orientaes in the care of the Diabetic Foot? The education in health carried through for the technician of nursing backwards changes in the behavior of the diabetic patient ahead of the cares with the feet? With the objectives of: To describe the modifications that appear in the process of work of the technician of nursing from its insertion in the course of graduation front to the orientaes of the care of the Diabetic Foot and To identify to which the changes of behavior of the patient that they had appeared from the education in health carried through for the technician of nursing ahead of the care with the feet. 2 – Revision of Literature. 2.1 – Concept of Diabetes. In accordance with the Health department, diabetes mellitus is described as a syndrome of multiple, decurrent etiology of the lack of insulina or its incapacity to exert adequately its effect in the organism, characterizing itself for chronic hiperglicemia, with riots of the metabolism of the carboidratos, lipdios and proteins (Brazil, 2001) ' ' The term diabetes mellitus' ' it is applied to a picture of chronic hiperglicemia, folloied of riots in the metabolism of carboidratos, proteins and fats. The term engloba a heterogeneous group of illnesses, with different causes and clinical manifestations that result of defects of the secretion and/or the action of the insulina. In recent months, 
Authors as Milk et al 3 alert that for the load projection of illness in Brazil, as much in 1998 how much in 2013, diabetes mellitus is distinguished as specific cause with bigger participation in the lost years of life considering next to the incapacity, stop both the sexos. The consequences of diabetes melito in long stated period elapse of macrovascular alterations micron and that take the disfuno, damage or bankruptcy of some agencies. The chronic complications include the nefropatia, with possible evolution for renal insufficience, the retinopatia, with the possibility of blindness and the neuropatia, with risk of ulcers in the feet and until amputations 4. The term diabetic foot is used to characterize the injury that occurs in the feet of the DM carriers, decurrent of the combination of the sensitive-motor and autonmica neuropatia peripheral chronicle, of the peripheral vascular illness, the biomechanic alterations that take the abnormal pressure plantar and of the infection, that can be gifts and to aggravate case 5 still more. The diabetic neuropatia diminishes or cause loss of the protective sensitivity of the feet, becoming this more vulnerable segment the trauma, consequently, will be able to even lead to the formation of wounds or partial or total amputation of inferior members (MMII) 6. According to Dyck et al cited by Carvalho7 the loss of the protective sensitivity caused by the diabetic neuropatia, in contraposition to other illnesses that also injure peripheral nerves, is a irreversible process. They had been described surgical techniques and clinical procedures to prevent the progression of the damages provoked for the diabetic neuropatia, however do not have consensus on which would be ideal treatment 8. The majority of the specialists indicates measured of prevention, as the best form of if containing the consequences imposed for the diabetic neuropatia. The diabetic foot is one of the devastadoras chronic complications of the DM, in function of the great number of cases that evolve for amputation.
In its more common form, the neuropatia cause symptoms of parestesias (formigamento, dormncia, damping), generally in the extremities (feet, legs and hands). With the progression of the illness, the insensibilidade of the region can occur attack. The injury can become more serious when reaching responsible nerves for the regulation of the functions of internal agencies in the organism (autonmica neuropatia), responsible for symptoms of diverse nature, such which, sexual impotence, intestinais reduction of the arterial pressure (when the foot patient this) and alterations in the functioning of the digestive device (diarrias, constipations, me the digestion) or still, of the urinria bladder (IT HISSES, 2007). Such cited alterations above directly are related with development of the Diabetic Foot. According to Ochoa-Vigo, (2005): ' ' Diabetic foot is called a multifaceted fisiopatolgico state, characterized for injuries that appear in the feet of the person with diabetes mellitus and occur as consequncia of neuropatia in 90% of the cases, of peripheral vascular illness and of deformidades' '. The injuries generally elapse of trauma and frequently gangrena and infection are complicated with, caused for imperfections in the cicatrizao process which can result in amputation, when precocious and adequate treatment is not instituted. The diabetic foot is considered one of the main complications of the diabetic patient, whom had to the great upheaval that cause, that is, the carrying patient of the diabetic foot, without treatment can take it an amputation and with this the financial costs if they become high, and, moreover, this patient will have that to be fit inside of the new limitations that this amputation causes. As, Celoi Maria Rabbit, in its article of 2009: ' ' The diabetic foot is one of the devastadoras chronic complications of the Diabetes Mellitus, in function of the great number of cases that evolve for amputation. This term is used to characterize the injury that occurs in the feet of the carriers of Diabetes Mellitus, decurrent of the combination of the motor and autonmica sensitive neuropatia peripheral chronicle, of the peripheral vascular illness, the biomechanic alterations whom they take the abnormal pressure plantar and of infection, that can be gifts and to aggravate caso' still more; '.
The diabetes the diabetes is a disease that happens when your body cannot use the sugar (glucose) suitably. Instead of which they suitably use it to the cells in your body, the sugar remains in the sanguineous routes increasing the levels of sugar in the blood. The pncreas are a mixed gland and as so it has two functions, a endocrine function and another exocrina. The endocrine function is the one in charge to produce and to secrete two important hormones, among others, the insulin and glucagn, from called structures small barren islands of Langerhans. In them, the cells alpha produce glucagn, that elevates the glucose level in the blood; the cells beta produce insulin, that diminishes the sanguineous glucose levels; and the cells delta produce somatostatina.