Nur 330 Diabetes – Questions With A+ Solutions
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adult blindness, end-stage renal disease, nontraumatic lower limb amputations, heart
1
disease/stroke, hypertension
2 In Type 1 DM, the patient can present with _______
A person with diabetes is more susceptible to _______ because of a defect in the mobilization
3
of white blood cells and an impaired phagocytosis by neutrophils and monocytes.
4 with a patient who is hyperglycemic, what do we look for in their urine?
Don't know?
Terms in this set (178)
,adult blindness, end-stage long term complications
renal disease, nontraumatic
lower limb amputations,
heart disease/stroke,
hypertension
diabetes is primarily a glucose, insulin
disorder of _________
metabolism r/t absent or
insufficient __________ supply
or poor utilization of the
insulin available
Insulin: hormone produced Langerhans
by B-cells in islets of
_______(in the pancreas)
insulin is normally basal rate
continuously released into
the blood stream by
_____________ aka small pulsatile
increments
a ______ is an increased bolus
released when food is
ingested
blood glucose is normally 70-110
_________ mg/dL
___________ hormones work to counter regularly
oppose insulin. they
provide sustained ,
regulated release of
glucose for energy during
fasting
also known as "juvenile Type 1 DM
onset" diabetes
Type 1 DM patients are dependent
insulin ____________
, Type 1 DM is an immune- T, B
mediated disease. The
body's ______ cells
attack/destroy _____ cells.
_______ attack islet cells autoantibodies
reducing function of
normal B-cells in Type 1 DM
How long is Type 1 DM months to years
present before the onset of
symptoms?
In Type 1 DM, the patient ketoacidosis
can present with _______
Which type of diabetes will Type 1
the patient report a history
of wt. loss., polydipsia,
polyuria, and polyphagia?
Type 1 DM requires ___________ exogenous
insulin from outside source
to sustain life
This is a condition where an prediabetes
individual is at an increased
risk for developing
diabetes
most people with 2
prediabetes are at risk for
Type ____ diabetes
what are the normal levels 100-125
for impaired fasting
glucose ?
normal levels for impaired 140-199
glucose tolerance (2 hr oral
glucose tolerance test)
are?
a hemoglobin A1C range of 5.7-6.4%
_________ indicates risk for
diabetes
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
ketones
Choose an answer
adult blindness, end-stage renal disease, nontraumatic lower limb amputations, heart
1
disease/stroke, hypertension
2 In Type 1 DM, the patient can present with _______
A person with diabetes is more susceptible to _______ because of a defect in the mobilization
3
of white blood cells and an impaired phagocytosis by neutrophils and monocytes.
4 with a patient who is hyperglycemic, what do we look for in their urine?
Don't know?
Terms in this set (178)
,adult blindness, end-stage long term complications
renal disease, nontraumatic
lower limb amputations,
heart disease/stroke,
hypertension
diabetes is primarily a glucose, insulin
disorder of _________
metabolism r/t absent or
insufficient __________ supply
or poor utilization of the
insulin available
Insulin: hormone produced Langerhans
by B-cells in islets of
_______(in the pancreas)
insulin is normally basal rate
continuously released into
the blood stream by
_____________ aka small pulsatile
increments
a ______ is an increased bolus
released when food is
ingested
blood glucose is normally 70-110
_________ mg/dL
___________ hormones work to counter regularly
oppose insulin. they
provide sustained ,
regulated release of
glucose for energy during
fasting
also known as "juvenile Type 1 DM
onset" diabetes
Type 1 DM patients are dependent
insulin ____________
, Type 1 DM is an immune- T, B
mediated disease. The
body's ______ cells
attack/destroy _____ cells.
_______ attack islet cells autoantibodies
reducing function of
normal B-cells in Type 1 DM
How long is Type 1 DM months to years
present before the onset of
symptoms?
In Type 1 DM, the patient ketoacidosis
can present with _______
Which type of diabetes will Type 1
the patient report a history
of wt. loss., polydipsia,
polyuria, and polyphagia?
Type 1 DM requires ___________ exogenous
insulin from outside source
to sustain life
This is a condition where an prediabetes
individual is at an increased
risk for developing
diabetes
most people with 2
prediabetes are at risk for
Type ____ diabetes
what are the normal levels 100-125
for impaired fasting
glucose ?
normal levels for impaired 140-199
glucose tolerance (2 hr oral
glucose tolerance test)
are?
a hemoglobin A1C range of 5.7-6.4%
_________ indicates risk for
diabetes
