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|1. The diabetes diet is: |9. For a person in good control, what effect does |17. If you have taken rapid-acting insulin, you are|
|a. the way most American people eat |exercise have on blood glucose? |most likely to have a low blood glucose reaction |
|b.* a healthy diet for most people |a.* Lowers it |in: |
|c. too high in carbohydrate for most people |b. Raises it |a.* Less than 2 hours |
|d. too high in protein for most people |c. Has no effect |b. 3-5 hours |
| | |c. 6-12 hours |
|2. Which of the following is highest in |10. What effect will an infection most likely have |d. More than 13 hours |
|carbohydrate? |on blood glucose? | |
|a, Baked chicken |a. Lowers it |18. You realize just before lunch that you forgot |
|b. Swiss cheese |b.* Raises it |to take your insulin at breakfast. What should you|
|c.* Baked potato |c. Has no effect |do now? |
|d. Peanut butter | |a. Skip lunch to lower your blood glucose |
| |11. The best way to take care of your feet is to: |b. Take the insulin that you usually take at |
|3. Which of the following is highest in fat? |a.* look at and wash them each day |breakfast |
|a.* Low fat (2%) milk |b. massage them with alcohol each day |c. Take twice as much insulin as you usually take |
|b. Orange juice |c. soak them for one hour each day |at breakfast |
|c. Corn |d. buy shoes a size larger than usual |d.* Check your blood glucose level to decide how |
|d. Honey | |much insulin to take |
| |12. Eating foods lower in fat decreases your risk | |
|4. Which of the following is a “free food”? |for: |19. If you are beginning to have a low blood |
|a Any unsweetened food |a. nerve disease |glucose reaction, you should: |
|b. Any food that has “fat free” on the label |b. kidney disease |a. exercise |
|c. Any food that has “sugar free” on the label |c.* heart disease |b. lie down and rest |
|d.* Any food that has less than 20 calories per |d. eye disease |c.* drink some juice |
|serving | |d. take rapid-acting insulin |
| |13. Numbness and tingling may be symptoms of: | |
|5. A1C is a measure of your average blood glucose |a. kidney disease |20. A low blood glucose reaction may be caused by: |
|level for the past: |b.* nerve disease |a.* too much insulin |
|a. day |c. eye disease |b. too little insulin |
|b. week |d. liver disease |c. too much food |
|c.* 6-12 weeks | |d. too little exercise |
|d. 6 months |14. Which of the following is usually not | |
| |associated with diabetes: |21. If you take your morning insulin but skip |
|6. Which is the best method for home glucose |a. vision problems |breakfast, your blood glucose level will usually: |
|testing? |b. kidney problems |a. increase |
|a. Urine testing |c. nerve problems |b.* decrease |
|b.* Blood testing |d.* lung problems |c. remain the same |
|c. Both are equally good | | |
| |15. Signs of ketoacidosis (DKA) include: |22. High blood glucose may be caused by: |
|7. What effect does unsweetened fruit juice have on|a. shakiness |a.* not enough insulin |
|blood glucose? |b. sweating |b. skipping meals |
|a. Lowers it |c.* vomiting |c. delaying your snack |
|b.* Raises it |d. low blood glucose |d. skipping your exercise |
|c. Has no effect | | |
| |16. If you are sick with the flu, you should: |23. A low blood glucose reaction may be caused by: |
|8. Which should not be used to treat a low blood |a. Take less insulin |a.* heavy exercise |
|glucose? |b. Drink less liquids |b. infection |
|a. 3 hard candies |c. Eat more proteins |c. overeating |
|b. 1/2 cup orange juice |d.* Test blood glucose more often |d. not taking your insulin |
|c.* 1 cup diet soft drink | | |
|d. 1 cup skim milk | | |
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