HLTH 644 Quiz 4
HLTH 644 Quiz 4: A Multitude of Complications
- Which of the following was NOT found to be associated with development of diabetic retinopathy in a study involving diabetic Indian patients? (Chawla et al.)
- Microvessels and macrovessels share the same architecture and cell type and only differ in size. (Chawla et al.)
- Patients with diabetic neuropathy have a higher rate of ______ than diabetic patients without neuropathy. (Chawla et al.)
- Which of the follow describes a pathogenic mechanism of diabetic nephropathy? (Chawla et al.)
- Diabetic nephropathy affects which organ of the body? (Chawla et al.)
- The risk of development of diabetic neuropathy is directly proportional to both the duration and magnitude of hyperglycemia. (Chawla et al.)
- Which of the following is a side effect of the thiazolidinedione drugs used to treat diabetes? (Inzucchi et al.)
- What has been the major change in diabetes treatment options since the 2012 American Diabetes Association position statement? (Inzucchi et al.)
- Which drug is still considered the optimal drug for monotherapy in diabetic patients? (Inzucchi et al.)
- Which of the following is an integral part of therapeutic management of diabetes? (Inzucchi et al.)
- Inability to achieve glycemic targets with an increasingly convoluted regimen should prompt a pragmatic reassessment of the HbA1c target or, in the very obese, consideration of nonpharmacological interventions, such as bariatric surgery. (Inzucchi et al.)
- Diabetic patients who are considered unlikely to achieve glucose-lowering success with monotherapy have a baseline HbA1c level that is _____. (Inzucchi et al.)
- What increasingly common dietary practice increases risk of weight gain and metabolic disease? (Sami et al.)
- Some evidence suggests that intake of virgin olive oil diet in the Mediterranean area has a beneficial effect on the reduction of progression of type 2 diabetes retinopathy. (Sami et al.)
- In what ways is attitude toward food important in diabetes management? (Sami et al.)
- According to Table 4, which type of diabetes requires permanent dependence on insulin? (Chiang et al.)
- How often should A1C levels be measured in children and adolescents with Type 1 diabetes? (Chiang et al.)
- The presence of beta-cell autoimmunity with dysglycemia is classified as _____ Type 1 diabetes. (Chiang et al.)
- Lack of access to insulin and insulin injection omissions are major causes of _____. (Chiang et al.)
- According to Table 4, which type of diabetes has a 60-90% likelihood of the patient having an affected relative? (Chiang et al.)
- Which of the following factors can make distinguishing between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes difficult in children and adolescents? (Chiang et al.)
- Stage 3 Type 1 diabetes is characterized by: (Chiang et al.)
- Blood glucose should be measured at which of the following timepoints in pediatric patients with Type 1 diabetes? (Chiang et al.)
- The “A” in the ADA evidence-grading system for standards of medical care in diabetes stands for: (Chiang et al.)
- What is the most common autoimmune disease associated with diabetes? (Chiang et al.)
- Classic symptoms of type 1 diabetes include: (Chiang et al.)
- The severity and duration of hyperglycemia exposure are directly related to the risk of development and progression of microvascular complications in both adults and adolescents with type 1 diabetes. (Chiang et al.)
- How much glucose should be given to a conscious type 1 diabetic individual with hypoglycemia (blood glucose < 70 mg/dL)? (Chiang et al.)
- How many times per day should blood glucose be monitored in children and adolescents with Type 1 diabetes? (Chiang et al.)
- Which of the following statements is NOT true regarding pediatric nutrition management for Type 1 diabetes? (Chiang et al.)