1. Diabetes Game
By Kurtis Hammitt

2. Diabetes Types of Insulin Glycemia
diabetes
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Reference
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3. Diabetes
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 If left untreated what would be the final result of the
patient?
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4. Answer
 Death
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5. Diabetes
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 Name two organs that can be damaged?
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6. Answer
 Eyes
 Kidneys
 Nerves
 Heart
 Blood vessels
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7. Types of Diabetes
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 What are the two types of diabetes called?
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8. Answer
 Type One
 Type Two
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9. Types of diabetes
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 What type occurs from our lifestyle?
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10. Answer
 Type Two
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11. Insulin
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 What type of insulin would be considered short
acting?
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12. Answer
 Regular (Humulin R, Novolin R, Regular Iletin)
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13. Insulin
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 When would you give a rapid acting insulin?
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14. Answer
 Right before the patient is going to eat.
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15. Glycemia
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 What is the difference between hypo and
hyperglycemia?
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16. Answer
 Hyperglycemia occurs when the patient blood sugar
is greater than 140.
 Hypoglycemia occurs when a patient’s blood sugar is
less than 60.
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17. Glycemia
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 What are two signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia?
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18. Answer
 Cold clammy skin
 Numbness of fingers, toes, mouth
 Rapid heart beat
 Emotional changes
 Headache
 Nervousness
 Faintness, dizziness
 Vision changes, slurred speech
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19. Reference
 Semb, S. (2004). Nursing management diabetes
mellitus. In Y. Geen & Randall (eds.), Medical-
Surgical Nursing. (6th ed. p 1268-1290). St. Louis,
MI, Mosby Publishing Company.
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