wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

NEW

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

Understanding Diabetes and Insulin Functions

Total questions: 16

Worksheet time: 48mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How does our body get energy from food?

a)

By breathing

b)

By breaking down food into glucose

c)

By sleeping

d)

By drinking water

2.

What is glucose used for in our body?

a)

To make our bones strong

b)

To help us sleep

c)

To give us energy

d)

To make our hair grow

3.

Which organ produces insulin?

a)

Stomach

b)

Liver

c)

Pancreas

d)

Kidneys

4.

What does insulin do to our cells?

a)

It makes them grow bigger

b)

It helps glucose enter them

c)

It cleans them

d)

It makes them produce more blood

5.

What happens to blood glucose levels after insulin helps glucose enter cells?

a)

They stay the same

b)

They go up

c)

They go down

d)

They disappear

6.

What is the main problem in Type 1 diabetes?

a)

The body makes too much insulin

b)

The body doesn't make insulin

c)

The body makes too much glucose

d)

The body can't break down food

7.

Why are people with undiagnosed Type 1 diabetes often very thirsty?

a)

They eat too much salty food

b)

Their body loses a lot of water removing glucose

c)

They don't drink enough water

d)

Their body needs more sugar

8.

What happens to wounds in people with Type 1 diabetes?

a)

They heal faster

b)

They don't get infected

c)

They may heal slowly

d)

They become stronger

9.

Which of these is a common symptom of Type 1 diabetes?

a)

Clear vision

b)

Feeling very energetic

c)

Blurred vision

d)

Gaining a lot of weight

10.

Out of every 100 people with diabetes, how many have Type 2 diabetes?

a)

10

b)

50

c)

90

d)

100

11.

What are the main reasons someone might get Type 2 diabetes?

a)

The body makes too much insulin.

b)

The body doesn't make enough insulin, or the insulin it makes doesn't work well.

c)

The body breaks down too much glucose.

d)

The body has too little glucose in the bloodstream.

12.

In Type 2 diabetes, what happens to the levels of glucose and insulin in the blood?

a)

Both glucose and insulin levels go down.

b)

Glucose levels go down, but insulin levels go up.

c)

Both glucose and insulin levels continue to rise.

d)

Glucose levels go up, but insulin levels go down.

13.

What is an early way to treat Type 2 diabetes?

a)

Start insulin injections.

b)

Change diet and exercise more.

c)

Have surgery to remove fat.

d)

Take strong medicine immediately.

14.
From the video the Weight of the Nation what part of NYC has the best food sources.
a)
Brooklyn
b)
Queens
c)
Manhattan
d)
The Bronx
e)

Long Island

15.

Prediabetes is an A1C level of

a. 3.5

b. 7.0

c. 5.8

d. 4.5

e. 6.6

a)

a

b)

b

c)

c

d)

d

e)

e

16.

What are the Sugar levels recommended in grams (IF) one is going to pretake in Eating Sugary Foods?

a)

Females 27-37g

Males 35-37g

b)

Females 24-28g

Males 37-39g

c)

25-37g for Both Males and Females

d)

Female 25-27g

Males 35-37g

e)

25-28g Females

35-38g Males