Prevention
Risk Factors
Complications
Treatment
Diabetic Terms
100

This is Lahey's target blood glucose range.

What is 140-180 or 100-180 for those who can achieve it without significant hypoglycemia?

100

Type of diabetes that genetic and environmental factors trigger

What is Type I Diabetes?

100

This should be suspected if a patient presents with diaphoresis, shakiness, mood changes, or confusion.

What is hypoglycemia?

100

Novolog is this type of insulin

What is Rapid Acting?


100

This hormone is involved with diabetes and produced by the pancreas. 

What is insulin?

200

The CDC recommends all adults over this age should receive a hemoglobin AIC test to assess their risk of prediabetes or diabetes.

What is 45?

200

Two indications for an inpatient consult to the Diabetes Educator.

What are (pick two): new diagnosis of diabetes, plan to discharge newly on insulin, admitted with high risk condition (DKA, HHS, AIC above 9%, or diabetic foot ulcer)

200

To prevent complications of diabetes, this body part should be examined daily.

What is feet/foot?

200

Timeframe in which blood glucose should be checked prior to administering meal-time insulin.

What is 30 minutes?

200

These cells in the pancreas produce insulin.

What are beta cells?

300

Three common cardiovascular health problems that people with diabetes are at increased risk for

Stroke, heart attack and hypertension

300

Biggest risk factor for neuropathy

What is unmanaged diabetes?

300

Timeframe to recheck a blood sugar after treatment for hypoglycemia.

What is 15 minutes?

300

Insulin should be stored in this location in the home

What is the refrigerator? 

300

This is the best diagnostic test for monitoring long-term glucose control. 

What is Hemoglobin A1C?

400

Frequency of cholesterol and LDL monitoring for people with diabetes


What is yearly

400

Two modifiable risk factors for diabetes

What are: 

Weight

Physical Activity

Alcohol intake

Smoke cessation

400

This life-threatening complication of diabetes occurs mainly in patients with Type 1 Diabetes.

What is Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA)

400

Type of insulin therapy that provides continuous low-level secretion between meals and through the night

What is basal (glargine)?

400

This highly concentrated form of insulin is used for patients who require more than 200 units/day.

What is U-500 insulin?

500

Goal LDL cholesterol in a person with diabetes

What is less than 100

500

BMI is a measure used to evaluate body weight relative to a person's height. Diabetes screening should be done for anyone with a BMI over this number.

What is 25?

500

This diabetes complication can cause high glucose levels over 600 without the presence of ketones. 

What is hyperglycemic hyperosmolar syndrome (HHS)? 

500

These are Treatment choices in the LH Hypoglycemia Standard Procedure?

What are glucose tabs, dextrose gel, IV dextrose, fruit juice, and glucagon?

500

Mellitus is latin for

What is sweet as honey

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