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Hypoglycemia Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What could be used in liver biopsy specimens to support G6P deficiency?

a)

Iodine staining

b)

Check for hepatomegaly

c)

Measure lactate

d)

Measure alanine

2.

John Doe, a newborn, presents in the ER with low weight, hyperbilirubinemia and shows a hypoglycemic condition after glucose analysis. What should be considered to be tested?

a)

Acid base balance for G6P deficiency

b)

Galactose in the blood

c)

Take note of history for ingestion of fruits

d)

Detect for insulin autoantibodies for T1DM

3.

How many hours of fasting if the patient is requested for FBS, Lipid Profile, Blood Uric Acid and CBC?

a)

No fasting

b)

6-8 hours fasting

c)

8-10 hours fasting

d)

10-12 hours fasting

e)

12-14 hours fasting

4.

What is the A1c level if the plasma glucose is 135 mg/dL?

a)

5%

b)

6%

c)

7%

d)

8%

5.

A patient is taking ascorbic acid. Which among these glucose methods is not affected?

a)

Hexokinase

b)

Glucose oxidase

c)

Nelson Somogyi

d)

Benedict's Test

6.

What among these would trigger to produce ketones?

a)

Fasting

b)

High protein diets

c)

Diarrhea

d)

Fatty liver

7.

What is the color of a specimen with a positive islet autoantibody with IFA?

a)

bright orange

b)

apple green

c)

green

d)

bright pink

8.

Which is incorrectly matched?

a)

Nelson Somogyi : arsenomolybdic blue

b)

Hagedorn Jensen : ferrocyanide

c)

O-Toluidine : Schiff's base

d)

None, all are correctly matched

9.

What are the enzymes required for the glucose oxidase method?

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10.

Which method of determining glucose levels is harmful to be performed due to its disadvantages?

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