FSBPT Practice Questions 1
Normal - answer<5.6% A1C
Pre-diabetes - answer5.7-6.4% A1C
Diabetes - answer>6.5%
70 - answer exercise should not be performed if blood glucose < ___ mg/dL
hypoglycemia - answer shakiness, tachycardia, feeling faint, dizziness, fatigue, walking
instability
type 1 DM - answer prone to ketoacidosis
type 2 DM - answer gradual onset with progressive decline in pancreatic insulin
production
type 2 DM - answer inappropriate glucagon secretion
insulin resistance in muscle and adipose tissue
excessive pronation - answer people with obesity tend to display this foot position
cushing's syndrome - answerexcessive production of cortisol
most commonly due to pituitary tumor
excessive - answercushing's syndrome: ______ production of cortisol
low - answercushing's syndrome: high or low glucose tolerance
cushing's syndrome - answermoon face, obesity with a buffalo hump
addison's disease - answerfailure of adrenocortisol function
decreased - answeraddison's disease: decreased or increased cortisol production
addison's disease - answeraddison's or cushing's: weakness, limited endurance, weight
loss, anxiety, low stress tolerance
DM - answerhyperglycemia, glycosuria, excessive thirst, hunger
, hyperthyroidism - answerhyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism: nervousness, weight loss
hyperthyroidism - answerhyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism: tachycardia, fatigue
300 - answerdo not exercise when fasting BG is greater than ___ mg/dL
2 hours - answerdo not exercise without eating at least _____ before to ensure blood
glucose is stabilized and to avoid hypoglycemia with exercise
pancreatic islet cells - answerinsulin released from this
pancreatic islet cells - answerglucagon released from this
pancreatic islet cells - answersomatostatin released from this
kidney - answer1, 25-dihydroxy-vitamin D released from this
adrenal medulla - answernorepinephrine, epinephrine released from this
thyroid - answertriiodothyronine, thyroxine released from this
thyroid c cells - answercalcitonin released from this
true - answerobesity complications include increased risk for heat tolerance. true or
false?
posterior pituitary gland - answercontrols release of oxytocin and ADH
oxytocin - answerplays a role in intimacy and sexual reproduction for men and women
vital during childbirth and social bonding after childbirth
plays a role in lactation
anterior pituitary gland - answercontrols release of prolactin and growth hormone
anterior pituitary gland - answercontrols release of FSH, adrenocorticotropic hormone,
and luteinizing hormone
adrenal cortex - answerreleases glucocorticoids, mineral corticosteroids
adrenal cortex - answerreleases androstenedione, adrenal androgens
insulin dependent - answertype 1 DM: insulin dependent or not?
Normal - answer<5.6% A1C
Pre-diabetes - answer5.7-6.4% A1C
Diabetes - answer>6.5%
70 - answer exercise should not be performed if blood glucose < ___ mg/dL
hypoglycemia - answer shakiness, tachycardia, feeling faint, dizziness, fatigue, walking
instability
type 1 DM - answer prone to ketoacidosis
type 2 DM - answer gradual onset with progressive decline in pancreatic insulin
production
type 2 DM - answer inappropriate glucagon secretion
insulin resistance in muscle and adipose tissue
excessive pronation - answer people with obesity tend to display this foot position
cushing's syndrome - answerexcessive production of cortisol
most commonly due to pituitary tumor
excessive - answercushing's syndrome: ______ production of cortisol
low - answercushing's syndrome: high or low glucose tolerance
cushing's syndrome - answermoon face, obesity with a buffalo hump
addison's disease - answerfailure of adrenocortisol function
decreased - answeraddison's disease: decreased or increased cortisol production
addison's disease - answeraddison's or cushing's: weakness, limited endurance, weight
loss, anxiety, low stress tolerance
DM - answerhyperglycemia, glycosuria, excessive thirst, hunger
, hyperthyroidism - answerhyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism: nervousness, weight loss
hyperthyroidism - answerhyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism: tachycardia, fatigue
300 - answerdo not exercise when fasting BG is greater than ___ mg/dL
2 hours - answerdo not exercise without eating at least _____ before to ensure blood
glucose is stabilized and to avoid hypoglycemia with exercise
pancreatic islet cells - answerinsulin released from this
pancreatic islet cells - answerglucagon released from this
pancreatic islet cells - answersomatostatin released from this
kidney - answer1, 25-dihydroxy-vitamin D released from this
adrenal medulla - answernorepinephrine, epinephrine released from this
thyroid - answertriiodothyronine, thyroxine released from this
thyroid c cells - answercalcitonin released from this
true - answerobesity complications include increased risk for heat tolerance. true or
false?
posterior pituitary gland - answercontrols release of oxytocin and ADH
oxytocin - answerplays a role in intimacy and sexual reproduction for men and women
vital during childbirth and social bonding after childbirth
plays a role in lactation
anterior pituitary gland - answercontrols release of prolactin and growth hormone
anterior pituitary gland - answercontrols release of FSH, adrenocorticotropic hormone,
and luteinizing hormone
adrenal cortex - answerreleases glucocorticoids, mineral corticosteroids
adrenal cortex - answerreleases androstenedione, adrenal androgens
insulin dependent - answertype 1 DM: insulin dependent or not?
