NUR 112 Unit 3

Which cell is responsible for the secretion of glucagon?

Which disease is an autoimmune disorder?

Which pts are more likely to receive a new DM1 dx than a new DM2 dx? (select all)

Which is considered at high risk and should be checked frequently in a person with diabetes?

Risk factors for gestational diabetes include all of the following except:

Which medication is often used first for type 2 DM

When teaching about medications, explain that all of the following EXCEPT ____ may aid in weight loss.

Which pancreatic cells secrete glucagon?

When mixing insulin, which of the following statements is false

Factors precipitating DKA include all but:

In healthy patients, glucose is stored in the CNS

When explaining your pts dx, you tell them glucose is there but can’t enter their cells effectively. Pt is likely:

Symptoms: extreme hyperglycemia, metabolic acidosis, ketones in serum

What distinguishes HHS from the other complications of diabetes?

What category of insulin are Novolin N and Humulin N?

Type 2 DM teaching includes:

Which of these brands is NEVER to be mixed with anything?

Which of the following are considered modifiable risk factors for DM2

Primary treatment for DKA and HHS?

Kussmaul respirations are the body's response to:

A pt with blood sugar 98; Hemoglobin A1C 7.8 displays

Pregnant women with type 1 diabetes are at higher risk for all except:

The care plan for a patient with diabetes includes all of the following except:

pt states that they consume 14 bottles of water a day & feel like they can't quench their thirst. This is described as

How many types of diabetes are there?

Which organ is primarily responsible for BG regulation?

Glargine/Lantus is what type of insulin?

What does HHS stand for

Give NPH at 6:00 a.m. When is highest risk of hypoglycemia?

What test/result, on two separate occasions, is used to diagnose type 2 diabetes?

The only insulin that can be given intravenously is:

Which of the following is the preferred site to inject insulin

Which hormone in the body lowers blood glucose by allowing the cells to use it for energy.

pre-prandial blood glucose

Fruity breath for someone with DM likely means:

Insulin classifications include (select all)

NPH insulin should be given

Which medication(s) stimulate(s) B cells to produce more insulin? (select all)

Symptoms: polyuria, polydipsia, dehydration, fatigue, weight loss, hunger

Your hypoglycemic patient likely has all of these symptoms except:

What happens naturally during the first 20 weeks of pregnancy?

Of the following, which is the best group of ways to manage DM

Pt with diabetes and hypertension. Which med causes most concern?

Type 2 DM pt admitted with pneumonia. Rationale for changing oral antidiabetic med to insulin for glucose control?