Diabetes (nursing)

Type 1 DM is the same as...

• insulin-dependent diabetes.

• non-insulin-dependent diabetes.

• gestational diabetes.

Gestational diabetes... a chronic condition.

• is

• is not

• can

Diabetes does not usually affect the...

• thyroid.

• eyes.

• kidneys.

In Type 1 diabetes the patient's own immune system destroys its...

• beta cells.

• insulin production.

• polydipsia.

The treatment of Type 1 DM involves the administration of ...

• acetone.

• beta cells.

• insulin.

Type 2 DM occurs most commonly in...

• older people.

• adolescents.

• pregnant women.

What is a common symptom of Type 2 diabetes?

• excessive thirst.

• hair loss.

• skin rash.

Which of the following is a risk factor for developing gestational diabetes?

• being underweight.

• having a family history of diabetes.

• regular exercise.

What is a common complication of uncontrolled diabetes?

• neuropathy.

• hypertension.

• asthma.

Which type of diabetes is often diagnosed in childhood?

• Type 1 diabetes.

• Type 2 diabetes.

• Gestational diabetes.