Module 1 Unit 2 Review

Type 2 Diabetes usually manifests later in life and is

associated with obesity and inactivity
True
False

Type 2 Diabetes usually manifests later in life and is

associated with obesity and inactivity
True
False

Which of the following is a characteristic of Type 1 DM

a. Insulin Defendency
b. Ketosis and hyperglycemia
c. Presence of autoantibodies to islet cells
d. All the above

Which of the following is a characteristic of Type 1 DM

a. Insulin Defendency
b. Ketosis and hyperglycemia
c. Presence of autoantibodies to islet cells
d. All the above

Gluconeogenisis can occur in the brain

True
False

Gluconeogenisis can occur in the brain

True
False

No insulin is produced in Type 2 DM

True
False

No insulin is produced in Type 2 DM

True
False

Type 1 Diabetics are prone to ketoacidosis

True
False

Type 1 Diabetics are prone to ketoacidosis

True
False

Alcohol can cause hpyoglycemia

True
False

Alcohol can cause hpyoglycemia

True
False

Type 1 DM makes up 10% of all diabetes

True
False

Type 1 DM makes up 10% of all diabetes

True
False

Excess Acetyl CoA is converted to acetone, acetoacetic

acid and betahydroxybutyric acid
True
False

Excess Acetyl CoA is converted to acetone, acetoacetic

acid and betahydroxybutyric acid
True
False

What is the most common complication of DM?

a.
b.
c.
d.

Retinopathy
Angiopathy
Neuropathy
Hypertension

What is the most common complication of DM?

a.
b.
c.
d.

Retinopathy
Angiopathy
Neuropathy
Hypertension

Which tissues do not require insulin for glucose transport?

a.
b.
c.
d.

Skeletal
Eye
Heart
Adipose

Which tissues do not require insulin for glucose transport?

a.
b.
c.
d.

Skeletal
Eye
Heart
Adipose

Advanced glycosylation end products are reversible

True
False

Advanced glycosylation end products are reversible

True
False

Protein Kinase C causes insulin resistance

True
False

Protein Kinase C causes insulin resistance

True
False

Retinopathy develops more rapidly in Type 2 Diabetics

True
False

Retinopathy develops more rapidly in Type 2 Diabetics

True
False

Gestational diabetes poses no lasting health risks to a

neonate after delivery
True
False

Gestational diabetes poses no lasting health risks to a

neonate after delivery
True
False

DKA cannot occur if a patient is taking insulin

True
False

DKA cannot occur if a patient is taking insulin

True
False

In Non Ketonic Hyperosmolarity, ketones do not form

because there is sufficient insulin
True
False

In Non Ketonic Hyperosmolarity, ketones do not form

because there is sufficient insulin
True
False