// set app scope tooltip definitions here
var AlphaInhibitors = new TooltipKeyword("Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors:", "Medicines that treat diabetes by slowing down the absorption of sugars from the intestine.");

var BetaCells = new TooltipKeyword("Beta cells:", "Cells that release insulin; found in the pancreas.");

var Biguanides = new TooltipKeyword("Biguanides:", "Medicines that lower the liver’s production of blood sugar and lower insulin resistance.");

var Ketoacidosis = new TooltipKeyword("Ketoacidosis:", "When blood sugar level in a person with diabetes is high enough to threaten life and require emergency treatment. It happens when there is no insulin to provide sugar to cells. As a result, acid builds up in blood.");

var Gestational = new TooltipKeyword("Gestational diabetes:", "High blood sugar level diagnosed during pregnancy. The condition usually goes away after delivery.");

var Glucose = new TooltipKeyword("Glucose:", "A simple sugar found in the blood that is the body’s main source of energy.");

var A1C = new TooltipKeyword("A1C:", "Also called hemoglobin A1C or HbA1C or A1C, this is your average blood sugar level over a 2- to 3-month period.");

var Insulin = new TooltipKeyword("Insulin:", "Natural hormone that helps the body’s cells use blood sugar for energy.");

var InsulinResistance = new TooltipKeyword("Insulin resistance:", "A leading cause of type 2 diabetes. It develops when the body does not respond to insulin as it should.");

var Neuropathy = new TooltipKeyword("Neuropathy:", "Damage to the nerves of a person with diabetes. A risk factor for the disease is uncontrolled high blood sugars. ");

var Pancreas = new TooltipKeyword("Pancreas:", "A large gland behind the stomach that makes and secretes insulin.");

var Retinopathy = new TooltipKeyword("Retinopathy:", "Damage to the small blood vessels in the retina (back of the eye).");

var Sulfonylureas = new TooltipKeyword("Sulfonylureas:", "Medicines that make beta cells secrete more insulin.");

var Thiazolidinediones = new TooltipKeyword("Thiazolidinediones:", "Medicines that lower insulin resistance in muscle and tissue.");

var Type2 = new TooltipKeyword("Type 2 diabetes:", "The most common form of diabetes. It accounts for 90% to 95% of diabetes cases. In type 2 diabetes, the body’s cells do not respond properly to insulin (insulin resistance) or the body does not produce enough insulin. Over time, high sugar levels build up in the bloodstream, resulting in the diagnosis of type 2 diabetes.");