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    Diabetes Knowledge Test: I. Please Indicate The Best Answer

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    The document is a 25 question diabetes knowledge test that assesses understanding of various aspects of diabetes, including its causes, symptoms, treatment, diet, exercise, medication management, complications, and self-care. It contains multiple choice and true/false questions about blood sugar levels, insulin, oral medications, meal planning, exercise, monitoring tests, risk factors, emotional impacts, and foot/infection care for diabetes patients. Submitting the test provides results on one's level of diabetes knowledge.

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    Diabetes Knowledge Test: I. Please Indicate The Best Answer

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    The document is a 25 question diabetes knowledge test that assesses understanding of various aspects of diabetes, including its causes, symptoms, treatment, diet, exercise, medication management, complications, and self-care. It contains multiple choice and true/false questions about blood sugar levels, insulin, oral medications, meal planning, exercise, monitoring tests, risk factors, emotional impacts, and foot/infection care for diabetes patients. Submitting the test provides results on one's level of diabetes knowledge.

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    The document is a 25 question diabetes knowledge test that assesses understanding of various aspects of diabetes, including its causes, symptoms, treatment, diet, exercise, medication management, complications, and self-care. It contains multiple choice and true/false questions about blood sugar levels, insulin, oral medications, meal planning, exercise, monitoring tests, risk factors, emotional impacts, and foot/infection care for diabetes patients. Submitting the test provides results on one's level of diabetes knowledge.

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    Diabetes Knowledge Test: I. Please Indicate The Best Answer

    Uploaded by

    Mark Deeven Escollar Dichoso
    The document is a 25 question diabetes knowledge test that assesses understanding of various aspects of diabetes, including its causes, symptoms, treatment, diet, exercise, medication management, complications, and self-care. It contains multiple choice and true/false questions about blood sugar levels, insulin, oral medications, meal planning, exercise, monitoring tests, risk factors, emotional impacts, and foot/infection care for diabetes patients. Submitting the test provides results on one's level of diabetes knowledge.

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    Diabetes Knowledge Test

    The following quiz will assess your level of knowledge about various aspects of diabetes. Click
    on the submit button at the end of the test and your results will be displayed.
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    I. Please indicate the best answer
    Question 1: Diabetes Mellitus:

    is caused by eating too much sugar and sweet foods

    is a condition in which the body cannot use food properly

    results when the kidney cannot control sugar in the urine

    is caused by liver failure


    Question 2: The most common symptom(s) of diabetes mellitus is (are):

    headache, chest pain

    frequent urination, hunger, thirst

    craving for sweets

    sweaty, nervous
    Question 3: The normal fasting blood sugar level is about:

    40-70 mg/dl

    65-110 mg/dl

    115-160 mg/dl

    160-240 mg/dl
    Question 4: Pills for diabetes (oral diabetes medication):

    are insulin taken in pill form

    can lower blood sugar


    are given to anyone with diabetes

    can be taken any time of the day


    Question 5: Insulin:

    keeps the blood sugar level constant all day

    can be taken any time of the day

    helps the body use food properly by letting sugar enter the cells

    raises the blood sugar level by keeping sugar in the blood vessels
    Question 6: A regular exercise program

    can help control blood sugar

    can lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels

    does not affect the blood sugar level

    can help control blood sugar AND can lower blood pressure and cholesterol level

    can help control blood sugar AND does not affect the blood sugar level
    Question 7: A diabetes meal plan:

    must be individualized to meet your needs

    is a diet that requires many special foods

    does not allow you to have any starches

    allows you to have sweets anytime you want


    Question 8: Foods high in saturated fats and cholesterol should be limited in order to:

    lower your blood sugar level

    cut down your chance of getting heart disease


    lower your heart rate

    I don't know
    Question 9: Which is the best choice of food to have for sick days for a person with diabetes
    who takes daily insulin?

    diet soda and hot tea

    soup and apple sauce

    milkshake

    don't eat or drink anything except water'


    Question 10: Which of the following statements is correct for people with diabetes?

    everyone with diabetes should have between-meal snacks

    all active sports or heavy exercises should be avoided if you are taking insulin

    changes in lifestyle (meal planning, exercise, medication, stress control) can help manage
    diabetes sucessfully

    traveling should be avoided if taking insulin


    II. Please indicate True or False below each statement
    Question 11: It is not necessary to control the amount of food when taking diabetes pills
    (oral diabetes medication).

    True

    False
    Question 12: Certain diabetes pills can help you lose weight.

    True

    False
    Question 13: In most cases, exercise will lower blood sugar level.
    True

    False
    Question 14: The effects of exercise can last a long time after stopping.

    True

    False
    Question 15: Meals should be evenly spaced throughout the day, e.g. 4-5 hours apart.

    True

    False
    Question 16: The diabetes meal plan needs to be modified from time to time, due to changes
    in lifestyle .

    True

    False
    Question 17: People with diabetes are allowed to use as much sugar substitutes as they
    want.

    True

    False
    Question 18: Many people with type II diabetes can maintain good blood sugar control by
    following a proper meal plan without having to take medication.

    True

    False
    Question 19: Food, exercise, diabetes medication and stress can affect the blood sugar level.

    True

    False
    Question 20: Glycosylated hemoglobin (hemoglobin A1c) is a blood test that shows the
    average level of fat in the blood during the past 8-12 weeks.
    True

    False
    Question 21: The chance of getting type II diabetes is greater if a blood relative has had
    diabetes.

    True

    False
    Question 22: A person with diabetes may often have feelings of fear, anxiety, denial,
    frustration, resentment or anger.

    True

    False
    Question 23: A person with diabetes has a greater chance of having a heart attack, stroke,
    blindness or kidney desease than a person who does not have diabetes.

    True

    False
    Question 24: Taking good care of your feet (protection, cleanliness and support) will guard
    against infection, injury and other foot problems related to poor circulation and nerve
    damage.

    True

    False
    Question 25: When a person's blood sugar is out of control (high), there is a greater chance
    of infection and illness.

    True

    False
    Test performed in the morning after 10-12hrs fast
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