PBS Unit 2 Exam

From which organ is insulin released?

• Kidney

• Liver

• Pancreas

• Stomach

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The defining problem of Type 1 Diabetes is

• the body cannot make glucagon

• the body cannot use insulin

• the body cannot utilize glucose

• the body does not produce insulin

A 12 y.o. girl goes to doctor complaining of fatigue, frequent urination and weight loss...

• doctor suggests hypoglycemia

• doctor suggests Type 1 Diabetes

• doctor suggests Type 2 diabetes

• doctors suggests thyroid disorder

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When blood glucose levels get too low, the pancreas secretes this hormone

• Adrenaline

• Insulin

• Glucagon

• Glycogen

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During childbirth, contractions of the uterus occur until baby is born, this is an example of _______

• Homeostasis

• negative feedback

• neutral feedback

• positive feedback

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What two tests are preformed to diagnose diabetes?

• blood test and Glucose Tolerance test

• Glucose Tolerance and Insulin testing

• Glucose Utilization and Insulin utilization tests

• insulin tolerance test and hormone test

What is it called when the body tries to maintain stable, internal conditions?

• Balance

• Homeostasis

• insulin intolerance

• pH levels

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The GTT of a Type 1 Diabetic will show

• continued elevated glucose levels over time

• a spike and quick drop of glucose levels

• a spike in glucose and a gradual drop

• no change in glucose levels

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This condition is characteristic of low blood sugar and possible "insulin shock"?

• diabetic coma

• homeostasis

• hyperglycemia

• hypoglycemia

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A Type 1 diabetic playing soccer starts to feel dizzy, and disoriented, she should do what?

• drink Gatorade and wait 15 mins and then recheck blood sugar

• drink some water and rest a bit before playing again

• eat a candy bar during a time out and continue playing

• ignore her symptoms, it will pass

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