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Diabetes Learning Course

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following insulin types has the fastest onset of action?

a)

Regular Insulin

b)

NPH

c)

Glulisine

d)

Insulin Detemir

2.

What is the peak time of regular Insulin?

a)

1 hour

b)

2-4 hours

c)

6-8 hours

d)

No peak

3.

A Basal-bolus Insulin regimen consists of:

a)

Long acting Insulin only

b)

Short acting Insulin only

c)

Long+ Rapid acting Insulin

d)

Intermediate acting Insulin only

4.

The Insulin used in IV infusion during DKA is?

a)

Insulin glargine

b)

Insulin detemir

c)

Regular Insulin

d)

NPH Insulin

5.

The Somogyi effect refers to:

a)

Rebound hyperglycemia following nocturnal hypoglycemia

b)

Dawn phenomenon

c)

Morning hypoglycemia due to excessive insulin

d)

Insulin allergy

6.

What is the preferred site for subcutaneous insulin injection in adults?

a)

Forearm

b)

Abdomen

c)

Neck

d)

Foot

7.

The 'honeymoon phase' in type 1 DM refers to?

a)

Partial insulin deficiency

b)

Onset of complications

c)

Insulin resistance

d)

Ketoacidosis

8.

Which Insulin should never be mixed with other Insulins?

a)

NPH

b)

Regular

c)

Glargine

d)

Lispro

9.

What is the main advantage of Insulin analogs over regular Insulin?

a)

Cheaper cost

b)

Higher potency

c)

Better predictability and lower hypoglycemia risk

d)

Longer half life

10.

Total daily Insulin requirement in Type 1 DM is approximately:

a)

0.1U/kg/day

b)

0.5-1.0U/kg/day

c)

1-5-2U/kg/day

d)

>2U/kg/day

11.

Insulin Resistance is best indicated By:

a)

Low HbA1c

b)

High fasting Insulin

c)

Low C-peptide

d)

Low fasting glucose

12.

Insulin allergy is more common with:

a)

Human insulin

b)

Analog insulins

c)

Animal-sourced Insulin

d)

Long-acting Insulin

13.

Lipodystrohy can be minimized by?

a)

Deep IM injection

b)

Reusing Sample Insulin

c)

Rotating Injection sites

d)

Statin use

14.

Insulin is degraded mainly in the?

a)

Pancreas

b)

Liver and kidneys

c)

Intestine

d)

Spleen

15.

In Type 2 DM, Insulin is indicated when?

a)

Oral agents are suffecient

b)

Patient is asymptomatic

c)

HbA1c>10% or symptomatic

d)

Blood glucose is normal

16.

Which Insulin is cloudy?

a)

Regular

b)

Glargine

c)

NPH

d)

Lispro

17.

In Gestational Diabetes Mellitus, which treatment cannot be used

a)

Metformin

b)

Glargine

c)

Apidra

d)

Empagliflozin

18.

VRIII is

a)

used for hyperkalaemia

b)

according to glucose level

c)

only injected using an insulin pump

d)

the treatment of DKA

19.

Insulin should be injected

a)

in abdominal muscles

b)

at different sites

c)

On the same site every time

d)

only by a medical professional

20.

Where should insulin be stored?

a)

Freezer

b)

Fridge

c)

In sunlight

d)

In oven

21.

Which hormone has opposite action of Insulin?

a)

Glucagon

b)

Gastrointestinal peptide

c)

Glucagon like peptide

d)

Somatostatin

22.

C-Peptide level is most likely to be found low in

a)

Early T1DM

b)

Late T1DM

c)

Late T2DM

d)

Early T2DM

23.

Which of these cannot be used as a basal Insulin?

a)

Glargine

b)

Detemir

c)

NPH

d)

Lispro

24.

Which Insulin has the longest duration of action?

a)

Degludec

b)

Detemir

c)

Glargine

d)

Toujeo

25.

Which insulin regimen most closely mimics natural insulin secretion?

a)

Once daily NPH insulin

b)

Basal-bolus Regimen

c)

Sliding scale infusion

d)

Premixed Insulin twice daily