18 Questions
In Type 1 diabetes, dietary measures are the primary source of treatment.
False
Metformin is usually the first-line drug therapy for Type 2 diabetes.
True
Long duration insulins have a distinct peak action.
False
Sliding scale dosing is used to adjust insulin doses based on blood sugar levels.
True
Insulin needs are decreased during pregnancy.
False
Insulin pens are used for subcutaneous administration of insulin.
True
Sitagliptin is a type of insulin that stimulates insulin release.
False
Pramlintide is an oral medication used to treat Type 1 diabetes.
False
Exenatide stimulates the pancreas to secrete insulin constantly, regardless of food intake.
False
Sitagliptin is known to cause hypoglycemia as a side effect.
False
Pramlintide is given to patients with Type 2 diabetes who are not taking an oral medication.
False
Exenatide is used to treat Type 1 diabetes.
False
Metformin can cause hypoglycemia.
False
Acarbose acts on the liver to reduce glucose production.
False
Glyburide is a first-generation sulfonylurea.
False
Repaglinide stimulates insulin release and has a long duration of action.
False
Rosiglitazone is an alpha-glucosidase inhibitor.
False
Insulin needs are increased with decreased caloric intake and weight reduction.
False
Test your knowledge on the management of Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes, including dietary measures, physical activity, insulin replacement, and pharmacological treatments. Learn about the importance of tight control and the differences in treatment approaches for these two conditions.
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