WorksheetsBasic of Diabetes
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 19mins
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GLUCOSE is obtained from foods that contains __________
Proteins
Fats
Carbohydrates
None of the above
After Digestion & Absorption of Glucose in Blood from Small Intestine, Glucose is utilized in ______ & stored in _____ cells as Glycogen & ______ cells as fats.
Body cells, Blood Cells & Liver
Body cells, Adipose tissue & Liver cells
Blood Cells, Liver Cells &Adipose tissue
Body cells, Liver, Adipose tissue
There are _______ types of Diabetes
1
2
3
4
The two responsible factors for Type 2 Daibetes are -
1. Insulin Deficinecy
2. Insulin Resistance
1. Low Blood Glucose
2. High Insulin secretion
1. No Insulin production
2. Increase Blood Glucose
1. Insulin Resistance
2. High Glucose diet
Gluconeogenesis is the Process of _______
A. Formation of new Glucose from Glycogen in Liver
B. Formation of new Glucose from the Non-Carbohydrate Source (fats & Proteins) in Liver
Both A & B
None
INSULIN is a _______
Enzyme
Protein
Organ
Hormone
INSULIN is secreted_______
When glucose level is higher than the Normal level in the blood
When glucose level is same as the Normal level in the blood
When glucose level is lower than the Normal level in the blood
Anytime
INSULIN is secreted from __________
Beta cells of Liver
Beta cells of Pancreas
Alpha cells of Liver
Alpha cells of Pancreas
The Function of INSULIN, is to regulate the Blood Glucose Level by ________
Digesting carbohydrate
Informing liver to convert Glycogen to Glucose & initiate Gluconeogenesis
Informing the body cells to allow the entry of Glucose inside the cells
None
There are ______ Phases of INSULIN Secretion?
1
2
3
4
GLUCAGON is a _______
Enzyme
Hormone
Protein
Carbohydrate
GLUCAGON is secreted from ________
Beta cells of Liver
Beta cells of Pancreas
Alpha cells of Liver
Alpha cells of Pancreas
Risk factors/Factors that can Causes for T2DM (Any 2)
Genetic History
High Fiber Food
Less Physical activity
Asthma
GLUCAGON is secreted_______
When glucose level is higher than the Normal level in the blood
When glucose level is same as the Normal level in the blood
When glucose level is lower than the Normal level in the blood
Anytime
The Function of GLUCAGON, is to regulate the Blood Glucose Level by ________
Digesting carbohydrate
Informing liver to convert Glycogen to Glucose & initiate Gluconeogenesis
Informing the body cells to allow the entry of Glucose inside the cells
None
