Types of Diabetes
Causes of Diabetes
Risk Factors
Short-Term Effects
Long-Term Complications
100

The type where the immune system destroys insulin-producing cells.

Type 1 diabetes

100

An autoimmune attack on beta cells is a cause of this type.

Type 1 diabetes

100

A factor you’re born with that increases diabetes risk.

Genetics

100

Feeling extremely thirsty is known as this.

Excessive Thirst

100

A heart-related complication of diabetes.

Cardiovascular disease

200

The type where the body becomes insulin-resistant.

Type 2 diabetes

200

Insulin resistance is the main cause of this type.

Type 2 diabetes


200

A major risk for type 2 diabetes. 

(hint: has to do with food)

Unhealthy Diet

200

Needing to urinate a lot is known as....

Excessive urination

200

Kidney damage caused by diabetes.

Nephropathy

300

The type that develops during pregnancy.

Gestational diabetes

300

This can trigger Type 1 diabetes and comes from outside the body.

Viral Infections

300

Risk for Type 2 increases after this age.

Age 45

300

A common effect that involves eyesight is known as...

Blurred Vision


300

Nerve damage from diabetes.

Neuropathy

400

The type linked to little or no insulin production.

Type 1 diabetes

400

A major lifestyle factor contributing to Type 2 diabetes.

(hint: she is skinny while he is.........)

Obesity

400

A risk factor for gestational diabetes after this age. 

Age 25

400

When your body feels low on energy is known as....

Fatigue or weakness

400

Eye damage that can lead to blindness.

Retinopathy

500

The type caused by hormones during pregnancy.

Gestational diabetes

500

Hormonal changes during pregnancy cause this condition.

Gestational Diabetes

500

A physical activity–related risk factor for Type 2.

Sedentary lifestyle

500

Wounds that do this could indicate high blood sugar.

Slow healing

500

A dental issue caused by diabetes.

Gum disease