Obesity And Diabetes Jeopardy Msi Jeopardy Template

Obesity and Metabolic Syndrome	Diabetes	Diabetes Patho and Lab findings	HHNK VS DKA	Diabetes Treatment Options
100 What is 30 Obesity is defined as a BMI greater than what number?	100 What are polydipsia, polyuria, and polyphagia Name the 3 P's that are the primary symptoms of diabetes.	100 What are beta cells In Type I diabetes, what type of cells are destroyed in the pancreas?	100 What is fruity The Ketosis of DKA causes the patient's breath to smell like what?	100 What is FALSE (Type I diabetic require exogenous insulin supplementation) TRUE or FALSE: Type I diabetics may be treated with oral medications if their blood glucose levels are well-controlled
200 What is primary obesity This type of obesity is defined as excess caloric intake for the body’s metabolic demands.	200 What are type I, type II, and Gestational Diabetes Name the three types of diabetes	200 What is 6 What is the goal HgB AIc for a diabetic patient?	200 What are Kussmaul's respirations What type of respirations does a patient experiencing DKA have?	200 What is D50 (20ml-50ml) What is the emergency medication given to patients experiencing acute and severe symptomatic hypoglycemia?
300 What is vagal blocking In this minimally-invasive weight loss technique, an implanted device delivers electrical stimulation to branches of the vagus nerve on the anterior abdominal wall	300 What is Type I diabetes Which type of diabetes is characterized as an autoimmune disorder?	300 What is glucagon This hormone maintains glucose levels by stimulating the liver to release stored glucose when the glucose level falls	300 What is HHNK Which diabetic complication is characterized by hypotension, profound dehydration, tachycardia, and variable neurologic signs caused by cerebral dehydration? (DKA or HHNK)	300 What is inject air in the cloudy, then inject air in the clear. Draw out of the clear, then draw out of the cloudy What it the process of mixing short-acting insulins with intermediate or long-acting insulins in?
400 What is the Roux-en-Y gastric bypass procedure This is the most common type of bariatric surgery	400 What is Type I diabetes Which type of diabetes results in decreased insulin production, unchecked glucose production by the liver, and fasting hyperglycemia?	400 What is pre-diabetes This state is defined as the intermediate stage between normal glucose homeostasis and diabetes	400 What is low Is the pH of the DKA patient typically high, low, or normal?	400 What is give 15 g of fast-acting, concentrated carbohydrate and re-check glucose in 15 minutes What is the treatment for hypoglycemia in a patient who is awake, alert, and able to safely tolerate PO intake?
500 What are ALT, AST, ALP, Protein, and Bilirubin Name the components of a liver function test.	500 What is Type II diabetes Which type of diabetes is characterized by insulin resistance, making the body’s own responses less effective at stimulating glucose uptake by the tissues and regulating glucose levels in the liver.	500 What is 180-200 mg/dL What is the normal renal threshold for glucose?	500 What is TRUE True or False: In HHNK, the patients are generally not spilling ketones over in the urine.	500 What is Metformin, and it's role is primarily to reduce glucose production by the liver What is the most commonly prescribed oral diabetic medication, and what is its primary action?

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