NUR 2502 EXAM 1 ACTUAL EXAMINATION
TEST 2026 COMPLETE 50 QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS
⩥ Type I diabetes. Answer: Insulin-dependent diabetes (IDDM).
⩥ Type II diabetes. Answer: Non-Insulin-dependent diabetes (NIDDM).
⩥ Gestational diabetes mellitus. Answer: Diabetes diagnosed during
pregnancy.
⩥ Pre-diabetes mellitus. Answer: Higher than normal blood sugar that is
not high enough to be considered type 2 diabetes.
⩥ Acanthosis nigricans. Answer: A possible sign of prediabetes
characterized by darkened skin on certain parts of the body.
⩥ Gestational diabetes risk factors. Answer: Includes ethnicity,
overweight and obesity, lack of physical activity, previous gestational
diabetes or prediabetes, polycystic ovary syndrome, and diabetes in an
immediate family member.
, ⩥ Complications of gestational diabetes. Answer: Possible symptoms
include excessive birth weight (LGA), preterm labor, increased thirst
and more frequent urination, neonatal hypoglycemia, and increased
incidence of stillbirth.
⩥ Symptoms of prediabetes. Answer: Prediabetes doesn't usually have
any signs or symptoms, but possible signs include darkened skin on
certain parts of the body.
⩥ Obesity prior to pregnancy. Answer: Often plays a role in the
development of gestational diabetes.
⩥ Higher risk of type 2 diabetes. Answer: Adults and children with
prediabetes are more likely to develop type 2 diabetes without lifestyle
changes.
⩥ Clinical manifestations of diabetes. Answer: Relate to the associated
pathophysiologic alterations.
⩥ Dietary modifications for diabetes management. Answer: Dietary
changes are essential for managing people with diabetes.
⩥ Relationship among diet, exercise, and medication. Answer: These
factors are interconnected in the management of diabetes.
TEST 2026 COMPLETE 50 QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS
⩥ Type I diabetes. Answer: Insulin-dependent diabetes (IDDM).
⩥ Type II diabetes. Answer: Non-Insulin-dependent diabetes (NIDDM).
⩥ Gestational diabetes mellitus. Answer: Diabetes diagnosed during
pregnancy.
⩥ Pre-diabetes mellitus. Answer: Higher than normal blood sugar that is
not high enough to be considered type 2 diabetes.
⩥ Acanthosis nigricans. Answer: A possible sign of prediabetes
characterized by darkened skin on certain parts of the body.
⩥ Gestational diabetes risk factors. Answer: Includes ethnicity,
overweight and obesity, lack of physical activity, previous gestational
diabetes or prediabetes, polycystic ovary syndrome, and diabetes in an
immediate family member.
, ⩥ Complications of gestational diabetes. Answer: Possible symptoms
include excessive birth weight (LGA), preterm labor, increased thirst
and more frequent urination, neonatal hypoglycemia, and increased
incidence of stillbirth.
⩥ Symptoms of prediabetes. Answer: Prediabetes doesn't usually have
any signs or symptoms, but possible signs include darkened skin on
certain parts of the body.
⩥ Obesity prior to pregnancy. Answer: Often plays a role in the
development of gestational diabetes.
⩥ Higher risk of type 2 diabetes. Answer: Adults and children with
prediabetes are more likely to develop type 2 diabetes without lifestyle
changes.
⩥ Clinical manifestations of diabetes. Answer: Relate to the associated
pathophysiologic alterations.
⩥ Dietary modifications for diabetes management. Answer: Dietary
changes are essential for managing people with diabetes.
⩥ Relationship among diet, exercise, and medication. Answer: These
factors are interconnected in the management of diabetes.
