Diabetes Management in Dental Care Quiz
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Match the following symptoms with their association in diabetic neuropathy:

Oral paresthesia and burning tongue = Complication of diabetic neuropathy Sexual impotence and bladder dysfunction = Symptoms that may occur Loss of motility with gastric distention = Involvement of stomach Nocturnal diabetic diarrhea = Result of involvement of small intestine

Match the following skin conditions with their association in diabetes:

Skin rashes = Associated with diabetes Deposits of fat in the skin (xanthoma diabeticorum) = Specific skin condition in diabetes Decubitus ulcerations = Skin complication of diabetes Poor wound healing = Common issue in diabetic patients

Match the following complications with their association in type 2 diabetes:

Obesity and type 2 diabetes = Relationship between these two conditions Increase in neuropathy over time = Progression in type 2 diabetes Severity of complications = Dependent on level of glycemic control Risk of extremity amputation = More than 40 times higher for diabetic patients

Match the following age groups with the recommended screening intervals for diabetes:

<p>Persons older than age 45 years = Routine screening at 3-year intervals Young adults with BMI &gt; 27 lb/ft^2 = Screening recommended due to obesity risk Pregnant women with BMI &gt; 30 lb/ft^2 = High-risk group for gestational diabetes screening Children born to mothers with gestational diabetes = Screening recommendations for this group</p> Signup and view all the answers

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