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polyphagia ~ excessive hunger polyuria ~ excretion of abnormally large amounts of urine postprandial ~ after a meal subcutaneous ~ under the skin sulfonylurea ~ type of oral antidiabetic agent that stimulates insulin release thaizolidinedione ~ type of oral antidiabetic agent that reduces insulin resistance type 1 diabetes mellitus ~ disorder involving the complete destruction of the insulin-producing beta cells in the pancreas and resulting in a lifelong need for daily insulin replacement therapy type 2 diabetes mellitus ~ disorder involving insulin resistance and impaired insulin secretion and resulting in the need for therapy that includes diet, exercise, oral medications, and possibly injectable medications vial ~ a plastic or glass container in which liquid or powdered medication is packaged in an airtight and sterile environment and sealed with a rubber stoppe

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ATI Skills Module: Diabetes
Management Questions and Correct
Answers

alpha-glucosidase-inhibitor

✓✓~ type of oral antidiabetic agent that delays the absorption of carbohydrates in the intestines




beta cell

✓✓~ type of cell in the pancreas that secretes insulin




casual plasma glucose

✓✓~ glucose concentration in the blood of a specimen taken at any time of day regardless of time
since the person's last meal; also called random blood glucose




diabetes insipidus

✓✓~ disorder of the posterior lobe of the pituitary gland that causes excessive thirst and excretion
of large volumes of dilute urine




duration

✓✓~ referring to drugs, the length of time a drug exerts a therapeutic effect




fasting

, ✓✓~ ingesting only water or nothing at all for a predetermined length of time




fingerstick

✓✓~ use of a small lancet to puncture the skin on the side of a fingertip to obtain a single drop of
capillary blood for diagnostic testing




glucometer

✓✓~ a device used to determine the approximate concentration of glucose in the blood




glucose

✓✓~ simple sugar that is the end product of carbohydrate metabolism




hyperglycemia

✓✓~ an elevated blood glucose level




hypoglycemia

✓✓~ a low blood glucose level




injection

✓✓~ insertion of fluid into the body or a container via a needle & syringe




insulin

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