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NRSG201 - Week 9 Diabetes


NRSG201 - Week 9 DiabetesVersion en ligne Study time! par Charlie Ray Christie 1 How soon after a meal can you check blood glucose? a 30 minutes b 1 hour c 2 hours d 3 hours 2 What is the target blood glucose for non-critically ill patients? a 5.0 - 8.0 b 6.0 - 10.0 c 4.0 - 7.0 d 7.0 - 10.0 3 Which medication is considered a first line treatment for type 2 diabetes? a insulin b SGLT-2 inhibitors c sulfonylureas d metformin 4 What insulin is used for bolus doses? Written answer 5 Which ISF patient will receive a higher insulin correction dose for a blood sugar of 12.2? a ISF 1 b ISF 2 c ISF 3 d ISF 4 6 In managing hyperglycemia, what is the top priority? a correcting fluid balance b managing acid-base balance c correcting potassium imbalance d administering insulin immediately 7 In hypoglycemia, how long after administering a fast acting carb do you recheck the blood glucose? a 5 minutes b 10 minutes c 15 minutes d 20 minutes e 30 minutes 8 Which of these does not contribute to hyperglycemia? a weight loss b medications c food d activity e illness or stress 9 which hyperglycemic emergency occurs more frequently in type 2 diabetics? Written answer 10 What is a risk factor for type 2 diabetes? Choose one or more answers a 40+ years old b history of heart disease c history of chronic kidney disease d Indigenous descent e South Asian descent f history of BPH 11 What medication is given SQ or IM to a hypoglycemic patient? Written answer 12 Repeated insulin injections to the same site may lead to Choose one or more answers a lipohypertrophy b lipdystrophy c lipedema d lipolysis 13 How many units of insulin do you prime a needle with? Written answer 14 What solution is administered IV to treat hypoglycemia? a dextrose 5% b dextrose 50% c ringers lactate d normal saline 0.9% e glucagon 15 True or false: people with HHS have minimal or no acidosis a True b False c d 16 In which conditions may DKA not be ruled out, despite a normal or mildly elevated blood glucose level? a Pregnancy b After administration of rapid-acting insulin c In older adults with type 2 diabetes d None; DKA requires an elevated blood glucose level 17 What are some steps a diabetic person may take when they are experiencing illness? Choose one or more answers a check blood glucose more frequently (every 2-4 hours) b increase fluid intake c type 1 diabetics may monitor for ketones if blood glucose remains high d develop a sick day plan, including insulin adjustment 18 Which of these insulins does not have a defined peak? a lispro b regular c NPH d glargine 19 Which of these would not cause low blood sugar? a increased physical activity b eating less than usual c drinking alcohol d taking too much medication e increased stress levels 20 How confident do you feel about diabetes? Choose one or more answers a I felt better before this quiz b I got this, no problem c ....fuck me d Chat we're cooked e it is what it is Feedback 2 In hospital, pre-meal blood glucose target is 5-8. Outside of the hospital, 4-7 is considered the usual target! 5 ISF = insulin sensitivity factor. AKA, how much 1 unit of insulin will lower the blood glucose (eg. ISF4 = 1 unit of insulin will drop the blood glucose by 4 points) 16 Pregnancy changes maternal metabolism in ways that mask hyperglycemia and promote ketosis (this isn't testable, it came from a handout from this weeks content, not on the powerpoint so don't worry)

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NRSG201 - Week 9 DiabetesVersion en ligne

par Charlie Ray Christie

How soon after a meal can you check blood glucose?

What is the target blood glucose for non-critically ill patients?

Which medication is considered a first line treatment for type 2 diabetes?

What insulin is used for bolus doses?

Which ISF patient will receive a higher insulin correction dose for a blood sugar of 12.2?

In managing hyperglycemia, what is the top priority?

In hypoglycemia, how long after administering a fast acting carb do you recheck the blood glucose?

Which of these does not contribute to hyperglycemia?

which hyperglycemic emergency occurs more frequently in type 2 diabetics?

What is a risk factor for type 2 diabetes?

What medication is given SQ or IM to a hypoglycemic patient?

Repeated insulin injections to the same site may lead to

How many units of insulin do you prime a needle with?

What solution is administered IV to treat hypoglycemia?

True or false: people with HHS have minimal or no acidosis

In which conditions may DKA not be ruled out, despite a normal or mildly elevated blood glucose level?

What are some steps a diabetic person may take when they are experiencing illness?

Which of these insulins does not have a defined peak?

Which of these would not cause low blood sugar?

How confident do you feel about diabetes?