What is Diabetes?
Tracking
Healthy Eating
Movement
Medication
100

Diabetes is both a vascular problem and this problem.

What is a blood sugar problem?

100

This kind of self-monitoring may involve devices like CGMs.

What is blood sugar monitoring?

100

This is an additive used to flavor foods, like salad dressing or yogurt, that can affect blood glucose

What is a hidden sugar? 

100

This includes all the ways you move your body and decrease the time you spend sitting. 

What is physical activity

100

This oral drug lowers glucose, has the potential for modest weight loss and cardiovascular protection. It commonly causes GI side effects and may cause B12 deficiency.

What is metformin?

200

This molecule builds up in the blood when someone has diabetes.

What is glucose?

200

This kind of self-monitoring may involve an app like MyFitnessPal.

What is food-tracking or physical-activity tracking?  

200

These are the three essential macronutrients. 

What are carbohydrates, proteins, and fats

200

This is a type of body movement that increases balance and muscle tone.

What is strength training or resistance training?

200

This drug can be a life-saving injectable medication but can cause hypoglycemia and weight gain.

What is insulin

300

When someone has diabetes, their body does not produce enough of this hormone. 

What is insulin

300

With whom should you consult about all self-monitoring practices?  

 Who is my doctor/physician/nurse practitioner/member of my diabetes team?  

300

This is the nutrient on a food label that reports total sugar in a food product. 

What is a carbohydrate?

300

This is important for us to act on a lifestyle change. (HINT: Dr. Mitchell once called it “the ability to act in the face of uncertainty.”)

What is confidence or courage?

300

This drug lowers the risk of congestive heart failure admission.

What is an SGLII inhibitor? (answer can be any specific one)

400

This organ makes insulin.

What is the pancreas?

400

This device continuously monitors blood sugar for people living with diabetes.

What is a CGM (continuous blood glucose monitor)?

400

This is a specific kind of carbohydrate that comes from plant cell walls and does not break down.

What is fiber

400

This is a reason to get more physical activity (other than weight loss).

Any answer in the Session 6 facilitator guide.

400

This oral drug causes weight gain, hypoglycemia, and requires regular monitoring of kidney function. 

What is an SU or Sulfonylurea? (Could be any one) 

500

These kinds of cells in the pancreas make insulin.  

What are beta cells?

500

If you have diabetes, too little of this negatively affects every area of your management, including how much you eat, what you eat, how you respond to insulin, and your mental health (HINT: you do this activity every day)  

What is sleep

500

Setting these kinds of goals help us achieve our desired outcomes.

What are SMART goals (SMART = Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound)

500

This is a reason to get more physical activity (other than weight loss).

Any answer in the Session 6 facilitator guide

500

This is a drug which improves glucose, lowers cardiovascular risk, and causes weight loss without hypoglycemia unless combined with another drug to lower glucose. 

What is a GLP-1