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NUR 176
NUR 176/ NUR176 Exam 1 | Questions
with Correct Answers | Latest Update
(NEW 2025/2026) |Guaranteed Pass|
GRADE A |HONDROS
1. Prevention of long term complications of diabetes: Takes meds,
daily feet care, yearly renal test, eye exams every 6 months, LDL
less than 150
2. Dietary teaching for a diabetic patient: Meals at the same time
every day, decrease saturated fats, increase exercise , refer pt. To
MyPlate learning tool,
3. Diabetic Pt. should never increase carbs unless...: Sugar is low
before exercising
NUR 176
,4. Discharge teaching for diabetic pt.: Know hypo/hyperglycemia
s/s, know that stress and illness increase BS , see a diabetic
educator, know what the effect of Exercise can have on Bs
5. Diabetic foot care: Clean w/ soap and warm water, clean socks
everyday, cut toe nails straight across, keep feet dry, no powder or
lotion b/t toes , wear shoes , inspect feet daily, no gardners
6. Lipid analysis: LDL-less than 100 HDL- more than 40
Triglycerides- more than 150
7. What are low and high levels of HDL indicative of: High-
insulin resistance, low- insulin sensitivity
8. What insulins can not be mixed?: Levemir and Lantus ( detemir
and glargine
)
9. How to mix insulin: Short acting to long acting, regular to NPH,
Clear to cloudy
, 10. Should a nurse hold a patients insulin before consulting a
dr?: No
11. No insulin, beta cells are destroyed is a result of ?: Diabetes
type 1
12. Beta cells exhaustion , insulin resistance is a result of ?:
Diabetes type 2
13. Rapid acting insulin: Lispro(Humalog) aspart(Novolog)
glulisine(Apidra)
14. Onset, peak and duration of Novolog and Apidra: Onset-15-
30, Peak-1-3hr, duration-3-5hr
15. onset, peak and duration of humalog: Onset-15-30, Peak-1-2hr,
duration-3-4hr
NUR 176
NUR 176/ NUR176 Exam 1 | Questions
with Correct Answers | Latest Update
(NEW 2025/2026) |Guaranteed Pass|
GRADE A |HONDROS
1. Prevention of long term complications of diabetes: Takes meds,
daily feet care, yearly renal test, eye exams every 6 months, LDL
less than 150
2. Dietary teaching for a diabetic patient: Meals at the same time
every day, decrease saturated fats, increase exercise , refer pt. To
MyPlate learning tool,
3. Diabetic Pt. should never increase carbs unless...: Sugar is low
before exercising
NUR 176
,4. Discharge teaching for diabetic pt.: Know hypo/hyperglycemia
s/s, know that stress and illness increase BS , see a diabetic
educator, know what the effect of Exercise can have on Bs
5. Diabetic foot care: Clean w/ soap and warm water, clean socks
everyday, cut toe nails straight across, keep feet dry, no powder or
lotion b/t toes , wear shoes , inspect feet daily, no gardners
6. Lipid analysis: LDL-less than 100 HDL- more than 40
Triglycerides- more than 150
7. What are low and high levels of HDL indicative of: High-
insulin resistance, low- insulin sensitivity
8. What insulins can not be mixed?: Levemir and Lantus ( detemir
and glargine
)
9. How to mix insulin: Short acting to long acting, regular to NPH,
Clear to cloudy
, 10. Should a nurse hold a patients insulin before consulting a
dr?: No
11. No insulin, beta cells are destroyed is a result of ?: Diabetes
type 1
12. Beta cells exhaustion , insulin resistance is a result of ?:
Diabetes type 2
13. Rapid acting insulin: Lispro(Humalog) aspart(Novolog)
glulisine(Apidra)
14. Onset, peak and duration of Novolog and Apidra: Onset-15-
30, Peak-1-3hr, duration-3-5hr
15. onset, peak and duration of humalog: Onset-15-30, Peak-1-2hr,
duration-3-4hr
