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NUR150/ NUR 150 Exam 1 (NEW 2025/2026 )
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1. A blood sugar below what indicates hypoglycemia?: 70
2. Dizziness, confusion, sweating, shaking, hunger, and irregular
heartbeat can be signs of what in diabetes?: Hypoglycemia
3. What are some severe complications of hypoglycemia?:
Seizures, unconsciousness, coma, death
4. What is the main treatment for hypoglycemia?: IV or PO
Glucose
IM, SQ, IN Glucagon
5. Insulin is a hormone secreted by _________ cells?: Beta
6. What are some cells that require insulin for glucose uptake?:
Skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle, adipose tissue
7. This condition describes absolute insulin deficiency, has an
acute onset, and is not preventable?: Type 1 Diabetes
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, 8. What are some signs and symptoms of diabetes? 3 P's:
Polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia
9. This condition describes the inability of cells to respond to
insulin or insulin resistance, has a gradual onset, and can be
preventable ?: Type 2 Diabetes
10. What are some risk factors for Type 2 Diabetes?: Lifestyle
disorders, obesity, diet, age, inavctivity
11. People with type 2 diabetes may experience what symptoms?:
Thirst, hunger, tingling in extremities, sore heals, weight loss/gain
12. What is a major complication of diabetes that describes
numbness or tingling in the extremities?: Neuropathy
13. People with ____________ syndrome are at very high risk for
diabetes: Metabolic
14. This condition can be presented by high triglycerides, low
HDL, insulin resistance, and central obesity?: Metabolic
syndrome (Syndrome X)
NUR150
NUR150/ NUR 150 Exam 1 (NEW 2025/2026 )
Questions with Correct Verified Answers
Latest Update Guaranteed Pass| GRADE A
1. A blood sugar below what indicates hypoglycemia?: 70
2. Dizziness, confusion, sweating, shaking, hunger, and irregular
heartbeat can be signs of what in diabetes?: Hypoglycemia
3. What are some severe complications of hypoglycemia?:
Seizures, unconsciousness, coma, death
4. What is the main treatment for hypoglycemia?: IV or PO
Glucose
IM, SQ, IN Glucagon
5. Insulin is a hormone secreted by _________ cells?: Beta
6. What are some cells that require insulin for glucose uptake?:
Skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle, adipose tissue
7. This condition describes absolute insulin deficiency, has an
acute onset, and is not preventable?: Type 1 Diabetes
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, 8. What are some signs and symptoms of diabetes? 3 P's:
Polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia
9. This condition describes the inability of cells to respond to
insulin or insulin resistance, has a gradual onset, and can be
preventable ?: Type 2 Diabetes
10. What are some risk factors for Type 2 Diabetes?: Lifestyle
disorders, obesity, diet, age, inavctivity
11. People with type 2 diabetes may experience what symptoms?:
Thirst, hunger, tingling in extremities, sore heals, weight loss/gain
12. What is a major complication of diabetes that describes
numbness or tingling in the extremities?: Neuropathy
13. People with ____________ syndrome are at very high risk for
diabetes: Metabolic
14. This condition can be presented by high triglycerides, low
HDL, insulin resistance, and central obesity?: Metabolic
syndrome (Syndrome X)
