diabetes Crossword Puzzles

Feline Diseases 2024-02-09

Feline Diseases crossword puzzle
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  1. Veterinarian will assign this to achieve or maintain a healthy weight
  2. Type of food that can lead to FLUTD
  3. Best way to protect cats against FeLV
  4. Refers to a group of diseases involving the bladder or urethra in cats
  5. Occurs due to either a lack of insulin or an inadequate response to it
  6. To detect organ malfunctions in the early stages
  7. A discussion of your cat’s home life and health status
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  1. Severely weakens immune system
  2. Test for internal parasites
  3. Can be treated if caught early
  4. Heartworms, intestinal parasites, fleas, and ticks
  5. Makes cats more susceptible to disease
  6. Causes cells to grow out of control
  7. Can prevent infections and some types of cancer
  8. One of the most common causes of death in cats
  9. May need these cleaned every one to two years
  10. More prone to diabetes than females
  11. Test on urine
  12. All cats should be at least once per year
  13. Given to cats to manage diabetes

20 Clues: Test on urine • Test for internal parasites • Severely weakens immune system • Can be treated if caught early • Given to cats to manage diabetes • Type of food that can lead to FLUTD • Causes cells to grow out of control • More prone to diabetes than females • Best way to protect cats against FeLV • Makes cats more susceptible to disease • ...

Medical Emergencies 2026-03-09

Medical Emergencies crossword puzzle
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  1. Seizure involving loss of consciousness and muscle convulsions
  2. Condition in which blood sugar levels drop too low
  3. Medical term for a heart attack
  4. Rapid breathing often caused by anxiety
  5. Blockage preventing air from entering the lungs
  6. Interruption of blood flow to the brain
  7. High blood sugar condition
  8. Immune system response that may cause swelling, rash, or difficulty breathing
  9. Emergency life-saving procedure involving chest compressions and rescue breathing
  10. Chest pain caused by reduced blood flow to the heart
  11. Abdominal thrust maneuver used to help someone who is choking
  12. Form of diabetes that occurs during pregnancy
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  1. Medicine used first during an asthma attack
  2. Formerly called Adult Onset Diabetes
  3. Brief seizure involving staring spells and momentary loss of awareness
  4. Most common medical emergency in the dental office
  5. Chronic respiratory condition that causes wheezing and breathing difficulty
  6. Insulin dependent diabetes
  7. Attack Another term for myocardial infarction
  8. Lung disease that damages air sacs and makes breathing difficult

20 Clues: Insulin dependent diabetes • High blood sugar condition • Medical term for a heart attack • Formerly called Adult Onset Diabetes • Rapid breathing often caused by anxiety • Interruption of blood flow to the brain • Medicine used first during an asthma attack • Attack Another term for myocardial infarction • Form of diabetes that occurs during pregnancy • ...

measles 2026-05-11

measles crossword puzzle
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  1. Pancreatic tumor causing endogenous hyperinsulinemia
  2. First-line biguanide used in type 2 diabetes mellitus
  3. Earliest marker of diabetic nephropathy
  4. Distal symmetric nerve damage seen in diabetes
  5. Incretin hormone targeted by newer antidiabetic agents
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  1. Common microvascular complication affecting the retina
  2. Renal glucose transporter inhibited by newer diabetes drugs
  3. Acute metabolic emergency with high anion gap acidosis
  4. Chronic metabolic disorder characterized by hyperglycemia
  5. Diabetic kidney disease causing albuminuria

10 Clues: Earliest marker of diabetic nephropathy • Diabetic kidney disease causing albuminuria • Distal symmetric nerve damage seen in diabetes • Pancreatic tumor causing endogenous hyperinsulinemia • First-line biguanide used in type 2 diabetes mellitus • Common microvascular complication affecting the retina • Acute metabolic emergency with high anion gap acidosis • ...

Tata Terapi Diabetes Melitus 2023-04-17

Tata Terapi Diabetes Melitus crossword puzzle
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  1. Obat yang mampu beraksi mengendalikan diabetes melitus meskipun pasien tidak memiliki suplai insulin sama sekali.
  2. Metformin bekerja dengan mereduksi produksi pemecahan cadangan glukosa pada organ . . .
  3. Insulin yang menawarkan onset paling cepat.
  4. Obat tambahan yang digunakan bersama dengan insulin pada pasien DM tipe 1 yang tidak mencapai target glikemik.
  5. Obat kelompok sulfonilurea dengan aksi lebih kuat dan efek samping lebih rendah.
  6. Kembung, sakit perut, diare adalah efek samping yang paling umum terjadi dari penggunaan obat.
  7. Obat diabetes melitus yang tidak memicu efek mual dan memiliki efek signifikan pada rasa kenyang, sehingga peningkatan/penurunan berat badan dan beraksi dengan meningkatkan aksi hormon GIP dan hormon GLP.
  8. Tipe insulin yang tidak memiliki Efikasi maksimum, sehingga biovalilabilitasnya landa, dan biasanya hanya dapat diberikan sekali sehari
  9. Obat diabetes melitus yang meskipun memiliki aksi yang hebat dan efek samping yang minim, namun dipertimbangkan penggunaannya sebagai lini terapi kedua atau ketiga, karena pertimbangan harga.
  10. Metformin eningkatkan sensitivitas respon terhadap insulin pada jaringan . . .
  11. Efek samping penggunaan metformin adalah gangguan pada sistem . . .
  12. Obat kelompok tiazolidindion dengan aksi terbaik
  13. Pada penatalaksanaan DM Tipe 1, dosis insulin yang diberikan sebagai respon terhadap peningkatan kadar glukosa setelah makan.
  14. Gagal jantung merupakan efek samping yang rentan terjadi pada penggunaan kelompok obat . . .
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  1. Dulaglutide dan obat-obat dalam kelompoknya dapat dikombinasikan dengan semua jenis obat antidiabetes melitus kecuali.
  2. Obat diabetes melitus yang merangsang sekresi insulin sekaligus menekan sekresi glukagon, juga mengurangi produksi glukosa hati, dan juga dapat meningkatkan sensasi kenyang sehingga dapat menyebabkan penurunan berat badan.
  3. Kelompok obat yang harus dihindari pada pasien DM tipe 2 yang membutuhkan penurunan berat badan atau penghindaran penambahan berat badan.
  4. Jenis insulin yang dapat diberikan sekali sehari pada beberapa pasien tetapi harus diberikan dua kali sehari pada dosis rendah.
  5. Efek samping paling umum dari terapi insulin.
  6. Kelompok insulin yang mengandung komponen basal dan prandial, dengan pemberiannya membutuhkan penyesuaian regimen dosis pada pasien.
  7. Obat diabetes melitus yang dihindari penggunaannya pada orang yang memiliki riwayat profil kolesterol LDL yang tinggi.
  8. Obat yang direkomendasikan sebagai tata terapi pada pasien DM tipe 2 dengan penyakit kardiovaskular atau penyakit ginjal kronik.
  9. Kelompok insulin dengan resiko hipoglikemia yang rendah.
  10. Insulin yang menyebabkan penambahan berat badan yang tergantung pada dosis dan terjadi terutama di lemak truncal.
  11. Efek maksimal penggunaan tiazolidindion akan tampak sejak . . . . bulan dari awal penggunaan.
  12. Obat diabetes melitus dengan resiko tinggi efek samping hipoglikemia.
  13. Kelompok obat yang harus dihindari pada pasien DM tipe 2 dengan komplikasi gangguan jantung
  14. Obat diabetes melitus yang memperlambat pemecahan sukrosa dan karbohidrat kompleks di usus halus, memperpanjang penyerapan karbohidrat.
  15. Obat kelompok tiazolidindion yang tidak mempengaruhi profil trigliserida dalam darah.
  16. Insulin dosis tinggi dengan aksi sangat cepat digunakan untuk mengatasi kondisi.
  17. Salah satu gejala awal hipoglikemia.
  18. Untuk menghindari munculnya efek samping hipoglikemia pada penggunaan exenatide, maka penggunaan obat tersebut dapat dikombinasikan dengan...

32 Clues: Salah satu gejala awal hipoglikemia. • Insulin yang menawarkan onset paling cepat. • Efek samping paling umum dari terapi insulin. • Obat kelompok tiazolidindion dengan aksi terbaik • Kelompok insulin dengan resiko hipoglikemia yang rendah. • Efek samping penggunaan metformin adalah gangguan pada sistem . . . • ...

Gestational Diabetes 2025-06-17

Gestational Diabetes crossword puzzle
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  1. one common symptom: frequent____
  2. well self checks is called _____ sugar monitoring
  3. Condition where blood sugar is too low
  4. Regular ____ helps manage blood sugar
  5. a condition that increases future risk of type 2 diabetes
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  1. a common diabetes medication
  2. hormonal changes during this condition can cause diabetes
  3. Type of test used to diagnose gestational diabetes
  4. Hormone that helps control blood sugar
  5. eating well balanced ____ is important for control

10 Clues: a common diabetes medication • one common symptom: frequent____ • Regular ____ helps manage blood sugar • Hormone that helps control blood sugar • Condition where blood sugar is too low • well self checks is called _____ sugar monitoring • Type of test used to diagnose gestational diabetes • eating well balanced ____ is important for control • ...

Kruiswoordpuzzel Diabetes 2014-06-16

Kruiswoordpuzzel Diabetes crossword puzzle
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  1. Welk orgaan geeft insuline af?
  2. Wat is een ander woord voor diabetes?
  3. Hoe wordt een tekort aan suiker in het bloed genoemd?
  4. Hoe wordt het apparaatje genoemd dat sommige diabeten gebruiken voor de inbreng van insuline?
  5. De inwoners van welk land hebben genetisch de grootste kans op diabetes?
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  1. Welk soort diabetes kunnen alleen vrouwen krijgen?
  2. Welke ziekte komt vaak voor bij mensen met diabetes type 2?
  3. Welk hormoon zorgt voor de opname van glucose in de cellen?
  4. Wat is een veel gebruikte drug die de bloedsuikerspiegel doet dalen?
  5. Welk dier wordt vaak behandeld met diabetes

10 Clues: Welk orgaan geeft insuline af? • Wat is een ander woord voor diabetes? • Welk dier wordt vaak behandeld met diabetes • Welk soort diabetes kunnen alleen vrouwen krijgen? • Hoe wordt een tekort aan suiker in het bloed genoemd? • Welke ziekte komt vaak voor bij mensen met diabetes type 2? • Welk hormoon zorgt voor de opname van glucose in de cellen? • ...

Enfermedades 2 2023-10-17

Enfermedades 2 crossword puzzle
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  1. herpes
  2. rabia
  3. artritis
  4. gripe
  5. neumonía
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  1. diabetes
  2. sida
  3. asma
  4. varicela
  5. lupus

10 Clues: sida • asma • rabia • lupus • gripe • herpes • diabetes • varicela • artritis • neumonía

Español 2025-01-17

Español crossword puzzle
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  1. convulsions
  2. violence
  3. allergies
  4. diabetes
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  1. infections
  2. hospitalizations
  3. problems
  4. medicine
  5. diesese
  6. depression

10 Clues: diesese • problems • medicine • violence • diabetes • allergies • infections • depression • convulsions • hospitalizations

kidney & diabetes 2020-06-09

kidney & diabetes crossword puzzle
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  1. Reabsorbed by active co-transport in PCT
  2. The collecting ducts run through the center of these
  3. The ascending limb is described as this to water
  4. Numerous in the descending limb of Loop of Henle
  5. The function of the collecting ducts
  6. Smaller arteriole leaving Bowman's Capsule
  7. The main excretory substance
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  1. Cell holding the glomerular capillaries
  2. Form a brush border lining the Proximal Tubule
  3. Function of the distal tubule
  4. Process occuring in the Renal Corpusle
  5. NaCl enters tissue at lower ascending limb by this
  6. Has and increasing concentration of NaCl
  7. Hormone that controls osmolarity of the blood

14 Clues: The main excretory substance • Function of the distal tubule • The function of the collecting ducts • Process occuring in the Renal Corpusle • Cell holding the glomerular capillaries • Reabsorbed by active co-transport in PCT • Has and increasing concentration of NaCl • Smaller arteriole leaving Bowman's Capsule • Hormone that controls osmolarity of the blood • ...

Diabetes Mellitus 2016-09-27

Diabetes Mellitus crossword puzzle
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  1. Medicatie bij D.M. type 1.
  2. Ernstige complicatie op de lange termijn
  3. Hierin vind je snel de richtlijnen bij afwijkende waardes.
  4. Voorkeurs prikplaats snelwerkende insuline
  5. Oorzaak van D.M. type 2.
  6. Te lage bloedsuikerwaarde.
  7. Ernstige complicatie op de korte termijn bij ontregelde bloedsuiker.
  8. Symptoom bij te hoge bloedsuiker.
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  1. Symptoom bij te lage bloedsuiker.
  2. Medicijn dat de insuline resistentie verminderd.
  3. Te hoge bloedsuikerwaarde.
  4. Orgaan dat insuline aanmaakt.
  5. Merknaam langwerkende insuline.
  6. Hormoon dat de bloedsuiker verhoogt.

14 Clues: Oorzaak van D.M. type 2. • Medicatie bij D.M. type 1. • Te hoge bloedsuikerwaarde. • Te lage bloedsuikerwaarde. • Orgaan dat insuline aanmaakt. • Merknaam langwerkende insuline. • Symptoom bij te lage bloedsuiker. • Symptoom bij te hoge bloedsuiker. • Hormoon dat de bloedsuiker verhoogt. • Ernstige complicatie op de lange termijn • Voorkeurs prikplaats snelwerkende insuline • ...

Diabetes revision 2024-01-28

Diabetes revision crossword puzzle
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  1. essential cell to allow glucose to cross the cell membrane (7,8)
  2. organ that secretes insulin (8)
  3. type of breathing adopted to lower carbon dioxide levels (8)
  4. essential cells that produce insulin (4)
  5. common cause of type 2 diabetes (7)
  6. most likely cause of type 1 diabetes (10,7)
  7. type of diabetes associated with pregnancy (11)
  8. Significant sign of hypoglycaemia (10)
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  1. emergency clinical condition associated with hyperglycaemia (8,12)
  2. single glucose molecule (13)
  3. layer of skin where insulin should be injected (12)
  4. common drug belonging to the biguanides group (9)
  5. produced when fat stores are broken down (7)
  6. produced as a result of the breakdown of glucose (3)

14 Clues: single glucose molecule (13) • organ that secretes insulin (8) • common cause of type 2 diabetes (7) • Significant sign of hypoglycaemia (10) • essential cells that produce insulin (4) • most likely cause of type 1 diabetes (10,7) • produced when fat stores are broken down (7) • type of diabetes associated with pregnancy (11) • ...

GNR Diabetes 2023-04-13

GNR Diabetes crossword puzzle
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  1. Treat hypoglycemia when less than ____mg/dL
  2. What do you still give your patient with a high blood sugar even if they are not eating
  3. Your insulin dose will NEVER be higher than what
  4. Long acting insulin
  5. Should be held before and after procedures, with Dr's order
  6. What medications should be held before and after procedures
  7. Treat severe hypoglycemia with this
  8. Remove this personal device with a doctors order when they are not alert/oriented or on suicide precautions
  9. Rapid acting insulin
  10. What to give if enteral nutrition stopped abruptly
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  1. A glucommander with a rate under 30 units/hr can be on what type of unit
  2. When should Basal Insulin be held without a doctors order
  3. Divide the TOTAL carbs ______ by the insulin to carb ratio ordered
  4. Order this lab when StatStrip meter reads greater than 600mg/dL or HI
  5. How often blood sugars need checked for patient on Glucommander

15 Clues: Long acting insulin • Rapid acting insulin • Treat severe hypoglycemia with this • Treat hypoglycemia when less than ____mg/dL • Your insulin dose will NEVER be higher than what • What to give if enteral nutrition stopped abruptly • When should Basal Insulin be held without a doctors order • Should be held before and after procedures, with Dr's order • ...

Type Two Diabetes 2022-12-05

Type Two Diabetes crossword puzzle
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  1. Sign of insulin resistance
  2. Type of diabetes that happens to women after giving birth
  3. The accessory organ that produces insulin
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  1. First type of medication a patient is perscribed
  2. Type of exercise added to help those with diabetes maintain low levels of blood sugar
  3. The type of disease that diabetes is
  4. In the blood, regulates sugar levels
  5. Age at which diabetes becomes more common
  6. Most common test for diabetes

9 Clues: Sign of insulin resistance • Most common test for diabetes • The type of disease that diabetes is • In the blood, regulates sugar levels • Age at which diabetes becomes more common • The accessory organ that produces insulin • First type of medication a patient is perscribed • Type of diabetes that happens to women after giving birth • ...

Diabetes 101/Life on a pump 2020-08-03

Diabetes 101/Life on a pump crossword puzzle
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  1. What type of bolus should be taken with every meal or snack?
  2. First pump with CGM enabled capability?
  3. What does MDI mean?
  4. Which type of diabetes is insulin resistant?
  5. Which CGM does the basal-IQ pump use?
  6. BG means?
  7. This blood test checks the average blood glucose over the past 2-3 months
  8. what type of bolus should be taken to lower or "correct" a high blood glucose?
  9. IPT means?
  10. What type of diabetes occurs during pregnancy?
  11. Condition which causes blood glucose to rise higher than normal levels.
  12. what is chronic, common, and controllable
  13. The tandem pump releases what type of insulin?
  14. Angled,90 degree, steel needle are examples of?
  15. Condition where there isn't enough insulin in the body. hyperglycemia, ketosis, acidemia.
  16. What was tandems first pump that shipped out in 2012?
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  1. CGM means?
  2. Tandems current pump that features two way Bluetooth?
  3. Reservoir that holds insulin and needs to be replaced every 2-3 days?
  4. What can improve your insulin sensitivity for up to 24-36 hours?
  5. All starches and sugars that cause the Blood glucose to rise
  6. Who should customer speak with about target BG range?
  7. What is used when a person with diabetes has lost consciousness due to hypoglycemia and can help raise blood sugar
  8. What helps to drop or regulate blood sugar level?
  9. What can the tandem pump calculate for a customer based on grams of carbs eaten and/or their blood glucose?
  10. does LADA mean?
  11. 1 in 10 people with diabetes have what type?
  12. slow continuous delivery of insulin, often referred to as "background" insulin
  13. Which pump holds 480u of insulin?
  14. complete system that delivers insulin from pump to the individual (site, tubing, and t:lock connector).
  15. what shows the amount of insulin that is still working in the body?
  16. Condition which causes blood glucose to drop below normal levels.
  17. Type 1 diabetes is what type of disease?
  18. What do diabetics use to test their blood sugar?
  19. what is the software that allows you to download your pump and blood sugar data to create easy-to-understand reports.

35 Clues: BG means? • CGM means? • IPT means? • does LADA mean? • What does MDI mean? • Which pump holds 480u of insulin? • Which CGM does the basal-IQ pump use? • First pump with CGM enabled capability? • Type 1 diabetes is what type of disease? • what is chronic, common, and controllable • Which type of diabetes is insulin resistant? • 1 in 10 people with diabetes have what type? • ...

Non-Communicable Diseases 2024-01-26

Non-Communicable Diseases crossword puzzle
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  1. Caused when the body stops making insulin
  2. Caused by uncontrollable division of abnormal cells
  3. Diseases that is not passed through people
  4. When the blood pressure is higher than normal in the lungs
  5. A treatment for Pulmonary Hypertension
  6. Does not mean you are free of cancer and is just a break in the symptoms
  7. Type 2 diabetes can be prevented by
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  1. Develops in pregnant women
  2. 8th leading cause of death in the United States
  3. Removes excessive fluids
  4. Can be treated with inhalers
  5. The treatment for type 1 diabetes
  6. One of the best ways to prevent COPDS
  7. 16 million Americans have this disease
  8. A treatment for cancer

15 Clues: A treatment for cancer • Removes excessive fluids • Develops in pregnant women • Can be treated with inhalers • The treatment for type 1 diabetes • Type 2 diabetes can be prevented by • One of the best ways to prevent COPDS • 16 million Americans have this disease • A treatment for Pulmonary Hypertension • Caused when the body stops making insulin • ...

Kem Celik Diabetik 2023-10-09

Kem Celik Diabetik crossword puzzle
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  1. organ penghasilan insulin
  2. tempat suntikan insulin
  3. kegagalan buah pinggang boleh menyebabkan pesakit perlu mendapatkan rawatan _____
  4. kencing manis
  5. kurang gula
  6. gula
  7. ubat kencing manis selepas makan
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  1. hormon
  2. (faktor keluarga) penyebab diabetes
  3. Diabetes berlaku apabila _____tidak sensitif kepada insulin
  4. penyimpanaan insulin yang betul
  5. Gliclazide di ambil _____ makan
  6. gula tinggi
  7. purata gula dalam 3 bulan
  8. penjagaan kaki

15 Clues: gula • hormon • gula tinggi • kurang gula • kencing manis • penjagaan kaki • tempat suntikan insulin • organ penghasilan insulin • purata gula dalam 3 bulan • penyimpanaan insulin yang betul • Gliclazide di ambil _____ makan • ubat kencing manis selepas makan • (faktor keluarga) penyebab diabetes • Diabetes berlaku apabila _____tidak sensitif kepada insulin • ...

DIABETES MELLITUS CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2014-07-06

DIABETES MELLITUS CROSSWORD PUZZLE crossword puzzle
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  1. There is a strong link between Type II Diabetes and ______.
  2. Which of the sulfonylureas cannot be used to treat Type 1 Diabetes?
  3. Risk for ___________ skin integrity related to failure to rotate insulin injection site.
  4. In treating DKA, acidosis can be sorrected using what?
  5. This type of drug can mask the signs of hypoglycemia.
  6. The pancreas produces ___ which increases plasma glucose levels. It is also administered for severe hypoglycemia.
  7. Sulfonylureas, Meglitinides, and Biguanides are just a few examples of what type of oral drug?
  8. A new admit that has Type 11 diabetes is put on your floor. She says she if very hungry and would like to eat something soon. What type of insulin would you administer to her if she was to eat in the next 30 minutes.
  9. Metformin decreases liver production of glucose and enhances uptake and utilization of glucose in which type of tissue?
  10. A 19 year old male who has had diabetes for 2 years comes in with a raised lump on his lower abdomen. You ask him if this is the spot that he normally injects himself with insulin. He replies that this is the only place he injects himself twice a day. The raised lump is called what?
  11. _____________________ stimulate pancreatic insulin release in a manner similar to the Sulfonylureas.
  12. Many DM drugs inhibit or suppress postprandial release of glucagon by delaying _______ emptying.
  13. The most common type of diabetes. Some sources say heredity and obesity are the major factors of this type of diabetes.
  14. Thiazolidinediones (Glitazones) reduce glucose levels by increasing cellular response to circulating __________.
  15. Recent data have shown that this drug can prevent the onset of Type 2 Diabetes.
  16. Ketoacidosis, if untreated, may result in _____.
  17. An overdose of insulin may lead to your patient falling into a __________.
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  1. Diabetes mellitus is derived from the Latin word for ______ and the Greek word for "fountain". The term describes one of the prominent symptoms of untreated diabetes, production of large volumes of glucose-rich urine.
  2. Susie has was dianosed with _____ at the age of 9. She is not 20 years old and has been insulin dependent since the time she was diagnosed.
  3. Hyperglycemia agents _____________________ the effects of insulin.
  4. The actions of these hormones tell your body to release insulin after you eat.
  5. The FDA warns that due to this drug's ability to complement the effects of insulin, it increases the risk of insulin-induced severe hypoglycemia.
  6. Which route would you administer the insulin of the 26 year old male who is hypoglycemic.
  7. _______ acidosis condition is a serious toxic side effect of Metformin.
  8. A 16 year old female with type II Diabetes comes into the office very concerned about how her stomach looks. You find that she has been misinformed and has been injecting herself with insulin in the same spot (lower abdomen) every day. You assess her stomach and find that her stomach is pitting in the injection spot. What do you educate her on?
  9. Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors act on the intestine to delay the absorption of ________________.
  10. A 76 year old female comes into the ED. Her daughter who is with her tells you that the she has not been eating regularly at her nursing home. Her daughter says she skipped breakfast this morning and believes did not eat much for dinner the night before. Your patient is very fatigued and anxious, has a fast heartbeat and is sweating profusely. You take her blood sugar and it is 47 mg/dL. You would chart your patient as?
  11. You administer NPH insulin to a patient. How long before this type of Intermediate insulin starts to peak?
  12. You are mixing a combination of insulins. You need 10 ml of insulin. You have already pulled up 3 ml of regular insulin, how much of the NPH do you need to pull up in your syringe?
  13. ___ dysfunction patients are at greater risk for hypoglycemia using meglitinides.
  14. Type 1 diabetes results from the destruction of insulin-producing __________ cells.
  15. Extreme thirst, the need to urinate often, and blurry vision can be symptoms of _________________.
  16. __________ diabetes causes high blood sugar that can affect your pregnancy and your baby's health.
  17. A patient comes in and is very worried about injecting herself with insulin due to fear of needles. She lives a very busy lifestyle of work and travel. She is curious if there are any other methods than using the Lantus pen she is prescribed. You would educate her on the idea of an Insulin _______.
  18. You are educating a very petite and skinny young woman on how to inject herself with insulin. You show her that she needs to ______ her lower abdomen and inject herself with the needle at 45 degrees to ensure that she is getting the insulin in her subcutaneous tissue.
  19. Ketoacidosis causes alterations in the metabolism of both glucose and what?

36 Clues: Ketoacidosis, if untreated, may result in _____. • This type of drug can mask the signs of hypoglycemia. • In treating DKA, acidosis can be sorrected using what? • There is a strong link between Type II Diabetes and ______. • Hyperglycemia agents _____________________ the effects of insulin. • Which of the sulfonylureas cannot be used to treat Type 1 Diabetes? • ...

DIABETES MELLITUS CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2014-07-06

DIABETES MELLITUS CROSSWORD PUZZLE crossword puzzle
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  1. Metformin decreases liver production of glucose and enhances uptake and utilization of glucose in which type of tissue?
  2. You are educating a very petite and skinny young woman on how to inject herself with insulin. You show her that she needs to ______ her lower abdomen and inject herself with the needle at 45 degrees to ensure that she is getting the insulin in her subcutaneous tissue.
  3. This type of drug can mask the signs of hypoglycemia.
  4. In treating DKA, acidosis can be sorrected using what?
  5. A 16 year old female with type II Diabetes comes into the office very concerned about how her stomach looks. You find that she has been misinformed and has been injecting herself with insulin in the same spot (lower abdomen) every day. You assess her stomach and find that her stomach is pitting in the injection spot. What do you educate her on?
  6. Extreme thirst, the need to urinate often, and blurry vision can be symptoms of _________________.
  7. Ketoacidosis, if untreated, may result in _____.
  8. A 19 year old male who has had diabetes for 2 years comes in with a raised lump on his lower abdomen. You ask him if this is the spot that he normally injects himself with insulin. He replies that this is the only place he injects himself twice a day. The raised lump is called what?
  9. Ketoacidosis causes alterations in the metabolism of both glucose and what?
  10. Diabetes mellitus is derived from the Latin word for ______ and the Greek word for "fountain". The term describes one of the prominent symptoms of untreated diabetes, production of large volumes of glucose-rich urine.
  11. A 76 year old female comes into the ED. Her daughter who is with her tells you that the she has not been eating regularly at her nursing home. Her daughter says she skipped breakfast this morning and believes did not eat much for dinner the night before. Your patient is very fatigued and anxious, has a fast heartbeat and is sweating profusely. You take her blood sugar and it is 47 mg/dL. You would chart your patient as?
  12. _______ acidosis condition is a serious toxic side effect of Metformin.
  13. Hyperglycemia agents _____________________ the effects of insulin.
  14. A new admit that has Type 11 diabetes is put on your floor. She says she if very hungry and would like to eat something soon. What type of insulin would you administer to her if she was to eat in the next 30 minutes.
  15. _____________________ stimulate pancreatic insulin release in a manner similar to the Sulfonylureas.
  16. The actions of these hormones tell your body to release insulin after you eat.
  17. Which route would you administer the insulin of the 26 year old male who is hypoglycemic.
Down
  1. Many DM drugs inhibit or suppress postprandial release of glucagon by delaying _______ emptying.
  2. The most common type of diabetes. Some sources say heredity and obesity are the major factors of this type of diabetes.
  3. Susie has was dianosed with _____ at the age of 9. She is not 20 years old and has been insulin dependent since the time she was diagnosed.
  4. Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors act on the intestine to delay the absorption of ________________.
  5. Type 1 diabetes results from the destruction of insulin-producing __________ cells.
  6. __________ diabetes causes high blood sugar that can affect your pregnancy and your baby's health.
  7. You administer NPH insulin to a patient. How long before this type of Intermediate insulin starts to peak?
  8. ___ dysfunction patients are at greater risk for hypoglycemia using meglitinides.
  9. An overdose of insulin may lead to your patient falling into a __________.
  10. There is a strong link between Type II Diabetes and ______.
  11. Sulfonylureas, Meglitinides, and Biguanides are just a few examples of what type of oral drug?
  12. A patient comes in and is very worried about injecting herself with insulin due to fear of needles. She lives a very busy lifestyle of work and travel. She is curious if there are any other methods than using the Lantus pen she is prescribed. You would educate her on the idea of an Insulin _______.
  13. You are mixing a combination of insulins. You need 10 ml of insulin. You have already pulled up 3 ml of regular insulin, how much of the NPH do you need to pull up in your syringe?
  14. Recent data have shown that this drug can prevent the onset of Type 2 Diabetes.
  15. The pancreas produces ___ which increases plasma glucose levels. It is also administered for severe hypoglycemia.
  16. Risk for ___________ skin integrity related to failure to rotate insulin injection site.
  17. Thiazolidinediones (Glitazones) reduce glucose levels by increasing cellular response to circulating __________.
  18. The FDA warns that due to this drug's ability to complement the effects of insulin, it increases the risk of insulin-induced severe hypoglycemia.
  19. Which of the sulfonylureas cannot be used to treat Type 1 Diabetes?

36 Clues: Ketoacidosis, if untreated, may result in _____. • This type of drug can mask the signs of hypoglycemia. • In treating DKA, acidosis can be sorrected using what? • There is a strong link between Type II Diabetes and ______. • Hyperglycemia agents _____________________ the effects of insulin. • Which of the sulfonylureas cannot be used to treat Type 1 Diabetes? • ...

Hormonsygdomme, TD1 og TD2 2022-11-01

Hormonsygdomme, TD1 og TD2 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. - ses ved nefropati
  2. Førstegangspræparat til behandling af T2D
  3. Hvad hedder det, når blodglukose er for højt?
  4. Hvad hedder det fænomen, at insulin ikke har samme effekt som normalt?
  5. hvad stiger både i blodet og urinen, når blodglukose er forhøjet?
  6. - Hjerte-kar sygdomme, kræft og diabetes
  7. Hvilket hormon ses der forhøjet ved diabetes mellitus?
  8. - ses ved retinopati
  9. - stof der skaber afhængighed, øger puls og BT
  10. Hvilken effekt har forhøjet niveau af kortisol på musklerne?
Down
  1. Makroangiopati optræder i arterier som
  2. Nedsat føleevne i fødderne og nerver ses ved
  3. Hvilken effekt har forhøjet niveau af kortisol på kredsløbet?
  4. Hvad er årsagen til flere frie fedtsyrer i blodet ved diabetes mellitus?
  5. Hvad disponerer til T2D?

15 Clues: - ses ved nefropati • - ses ved retinopati • Hvad disponerer til T2D? • Makroangiopati optræder i arterier som • - Hjerte-kar sygdomme, kræft og diabetes • Førstegangspræparat til behandling af T2D • Nedsat føleevne i fødderne og nerver ses ved • Hvad hedder det, når blodglukose er for højt? • - stof der skaber afhængighed, øger puls og BT • ...

Fun Quiz 2018-10-18

Fun Quiz crossword puzzle
Across
  1. The thing we count to calculate an insulin dose
  2. British professional boxer from Bolton
  3. Theresa May has Type 1 diabetes and this job (5,8)
  4. Battery operated machine that gives insulin
  5. Children's diabetes charity
  6. Colour of trim on the uniform of a diabetes nurse
Down
  1. Local Olympic athlete (5,5)
  2. Well known young wizard in books and movies
  3. Famous UK girl band
  4. Local local football team
  5. Season with conkers, rain, and falling leaves
  6. Consultant Paediatrician name (2,6)
  7. When glucose is too low, we call it this word: a ____

13 Clues: Famous UK girl band • Local local football team • Local Olympic athlete (5,5) • Children's diabetes charity • Consultant Paediatrician name (2,6) • British professional boxer from Bolton • Well known young wizard in books and movies • Battery operated machine that gives insulin • Season with conkers, rain, and falling leaves • The thing we count to calculate an insulin dose • ...

Diabetes Quiz 2025-02-04

Diabetes Quiz crossword puzzle
Across
  1. What is used to measure BG (Blood glucose)
  2. What is called when you have diabetes when pregnant?
  3. What is low blood glucose called?
  4. What is high blood glucose called?
Down
  1. What is the first stage of diabetes?
  2. What do diabetes need to count in their diet?
  3. What is found in vegetables that help with blood glucose?
  4. What is measured in diabetes?
  5. What other activity can help with blood glucose?
  6. What are carbohydrates measured in?

10 Clues: What is measured in diabetes? • What is low blood glucose called? • What is high blood glucose called? • What are carbohydrates measured in? • What is the first stage of diabetes? • What is used to measure BG (Blood glucose) • What do diabetes need to count in their diet? • What other activity can help with blood glucose? • ...

Diabetes Type 2 2025-05-30

Diabetes Type 2 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Test for average blood glucose levels over the past 2-3 months
  2. Fasting plasma glucose above _______ mmol/L indicates diabetes
  3. Kidney damage caused by poorly managed diabetes
  4. Common in hypoglycaemia
  5. The ______ of diabetes type 2 is increasing
  6. Dot haemorrhages are an example of a _______ complication
Down
  1. The percentage of diabetic patients with type 2
  2. Atherosclerosis is an example of a ________ complication
  3. Erectile dysfunction and orthostatic hypotension are examples of _______ neuropathy
  4. Blindness caused by diabetes

10 Clues: Common in hypoglycaemia • Blindness caused by diabetes • The ______ of diabetes type 2 is increasing • The percentage of diabetic patients with type 2 • Kidney damage caused by poorly managed diabetes • Atherosclerosis is an example of a ________ complication • Dot haemorrhages are an example of a _______ complication • ...

The Lilly Labyrinth 2025-05-28

The Lilly Labyrinth crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Pirtobrutinib – a BTK inhibitor used in certain blood cancers.
  2. Used for chronic weight management.
  3. Insulin that includes various formulations like R, N, and 70/30 for diabetes.
  4. Ulcerative colitis.
  5. Used in chemotherapy for lung cancer and mesothelioma.
  6. An SNRI antidepressant used for depression, anxiety, and nerve pain.
  7. Alzheimer’s disease.
Down
  1. Used to treat osteoporosis.
  2. Type 2 diabetes and obesity.
  3. Used to prevent and treat osteoporosis in postmenopausal women.
  4. An antipsychotic used for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
  5. A widely used SSRI antidepressant.
  6. A fast-acting insulin for diabetes management.

13 Clues: Ulcerative colitis. • Alzheimer’s disease. • Used to treat osteoporosis. • Type 2 diabetes and obesity. • A widely used SSRI antidepressant. • Used for chronic weight management. • A fast-acting insulin for diabetes management. • Used in chemotherapy for lung cancer and mesothelioma. • An antipsychotic used for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. • ...

SGTL2 Drugs 2019-01-29

SGTL2 Drugs crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Energy that comes from food
  2. study of dapagliflozin
  3. is damage to the kidneys
  4. persistent increase in glucose levels in blood
  5. an association formed for diabetes
  6. It measures the blood glucose level after fasting overnight
Down
  1. is damage to the nerves
  2. drug which works by Increasing renal excretion of glucose
  3. diabetes occurs during pregnancy
  4. new site for treatment of diabetes
  5. drug which works by delaying glucose absorption
  6. a dummy drug in a clinical study
  7. average blood glucose level over the past 2 to 3 months

13 Clues: study of dapagliflozin • is damage to the nerves • is damage to the kidneys • Energy that comes from food • diabetes occurs during pregnancy • a dummy drug in a clinical study • new site for treatment of diabetes • an association formed for diabetes • persistent increase in glucose levels in blood • drug which works by delaying glucose absorption • ...

Diabetes Group 3 2020-11-11

Diabetes Group 3 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Diabetes Group 5 2020-11-11

Diabetes Group 5 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Diabetes Group 12 2020-11-11

Diabetes Group 12 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Diabetes Group 13 2020-11-11

Diabetes Group 13 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

4 2020-11-21

4 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

7 2020-11-21

7 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

15 2020-11-21

15 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Diabetes Group 16 2020-11-21

Diabetes Group 16 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Diabetes Group 9 2020-11-11

Diabetes Group 9 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Group 2 2020-11-21

Group 2 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

10 2020-11-21

10 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

11 2020-11-21

11 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

12 2020-11-21

12 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

16 2020-11-21

16 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Childhood Obesity 2022-12-09

Childhood Obesity crossword puzzle
Across
  1. diabetes
  2. trans fatty acid
  3. epidemic
  4. obese
  5. inactivity
Down
  1. hypertension
  2. calories
  3. vitamin
  4. minerals
  5. anorexia

10 Clues: obese • vitamin • calories • diabetes • minerals • anorexia • epidemic • inactivity • hypertension • trans fatty acid

Diabetes Group 14 2020-11-11

Diabetes Group 14 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Diabetes Group 15 2020-11-11

Diabetes Group 15 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Group 1 2020-11-21

Group 1 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

9 2020-11-21

9 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

13 2020-11-21

13 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

14 2020-11-21

14 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Diabetes Answer Key 2020-11-23

Diabetes Answer Key crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Diabetes Group 6 2020-11-11

Diabetes Group 6 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

5 2020-11-21

5 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

8 2020-11-21

8 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Health and Body wellness 2019-03-12

Health and Body wellness crossword puzzle
Across
  1. / hospital
  2. / ache
  3. / check-up
  4. / cancer
  5. / bone
Down
  1. / clinc
  2. / diabetes
  3. / healthy
  4. / calorie
  5. / doctor

10 Clues: / ache • / bone • / clinc • / doctor • / cancer • / healthy • / calorie • / diabetes • / hospital • / check-up

DIABETES MELLITUS 2022-01-05

DIABETES MELLITUS crossword puzzle
Across
  1. TECIDO ADIPOSO RESPONSÁVEL PELO AUMENTO DA RESISTÊNCIA A INSULINA.
  2. PRINCIPAL CAUSA DE DIÁLISE E TRANSPLANTE NO MUNDO.
  3. ALTERAÇÃO NO MÚSCULO ACARRETADA PELO AUMENTO DE ACÍDOS GRAXOS LIVRES.
  4. complicaçÃO MICROVASCULAR
  5. alteração NO FÍGADO ACARRETADA PELO AUMENTO DE ACÍDOS GRAXOS LIVRES.
  6. ARTERIAL CORONARIANA complicaçÃO MASCROVASCULAR
  7. MARCADORES INFLAMÁTORIOS ENCONTRADOS NO TECIDO ADIPOSO VISCERAL CAUSADORES DE RESISTENCIA PERIFÉRICA A AÇÃO DA INSULINA.
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  1. RESULTADO DA FALÊNCIA DAS CÉLULAS BETA E RESISTÊNCIA A INSULINA.
  2. alteração NO PÂNCREAS ACARRETADA PELO AUMENTO DE ACÍDOS GRAXOS LIVRES.
  3. PRINCIPAL CAUSA DE AMPUTAÇÃO NÃO TRAUMÁTICA NO MUNDO.
  4. CÉLULA RESONSÁVEL PELA SECREÇÃO DE INSULINA.
  5. conjunto de alterações metabólicas e hormonais caracterizada por intolerância à glicose ( ou diabetes) , hipertensão arterial, dislipidemia e obesidade troncular ou abdominal.
  6. desenvolvimento de placas gordurosas, denominadas placas ateromatosas, na superfície interna das paredes arteriais.
  7. exame capaz de medir o índice glicêmico no organismo, ou seja, os níveis de açúcar presentes no sangue
  8. FATOR GENÉTICO ASSOCIADO A MÁ ALIMENTAÇÃO COMO FATOR PREDITIVO DE DESENVOLVIMENTO DE RESISTÊNCIA A INSULINA.

15 Clues: complicaçÃO MICROVASCULAR • CÉLULA RESONSÁVEL PELA SECREÇÃO DE INSULINA. • PRINCIPAL CAUSA DE DIÁLISE E TRANSPLANTE NO MUNDO. • ARTERIAL CORONARIANA complicaçÃO MASCROVASCULAR • PRINCIPAL CAUSA DE AMPUTAÇÃO NÃO TRAUMÁTICA NO MUNDO. • RESULTADO DA FALÊNCIA DAS CÉLULAS BETA E RESISTÊNCIA A INSULINA. • ...

Endocrine Disorders (Diabetes mellitus, SIADH, Adrenals) 2021-04-02

Endocrine Disorders (Diabetes mellitus, SIADH, Adrenals) crossword puzzle
Across
  1. hypersecretion of this hormone results in excessive water conservation
  2. ____ phenomenon refers to a rebound high blood glucose level in response to hypoglycemia caused by excessive insulin administration especially during the night of administration
  3. Diabetes _________ is the hyposecretion of ADH resulting to diluted urine production
  4. form of DM resulting from autoimmune destruction of insulin-producing beta cells of the pancreas
  5. man-made form of vasopressin
  6. _____ the dose during hormonal replacement therapy to prevent Addisonian crisis
  7. chronic use of this drug can cause Cushing syndrome
  8. sometimes referred to as Cushingoid appearance, it is a fat build up on the sides of the face
  9. insulin replacement therapy for Type 1 DM is administered either via subcutaneous injection or ______
  10. drug given when diet and exercise is no longer effective to control blood sugar levels
  11. a test that demonstrates the inability of the kidneys to concentrate urine despite the increased plasma osmolality level
  12. hard fatty masses in the abdomen caused by repeated use of injection site
  13. withdraw ___ insulin first then the cloudy insulin when mixing
  14. _____ diabetes mellitus is also called as diabetes mellitus type 1
  15. life-threatening caused by acute adrenal insufficiency precipitated by stress, infection, trauma, or surgery
  16. Syndrome of Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone Secretion
  17. a test to determine if a person has diabetes after nothing by mouth for at least 8 hours
  18. secretes epinephrine and norepinephrine
  19. ______ disease is the inability of the adrenal glands to produce enough cortisol and aldosterone
  20. diabetic ketoacidosis
  21. _______ and water retention that can elevate blood pressure is monitored during steroid therapy
  22. also called sugar diabetes
  23. classical symptom of DM that refers to increased hunger
  24. also called suprarenal glands
  25. classical symptom of DM that refers to increased thirst
  26. its increased level triggers pancreas to release insulin
  27. a condition when blood glucose levels are too high but not high enough to be considered diabetes mellitus
  28. _____ replacement is required after adrenalectomy
  29. a chronic disorder of carbohydrates, fat, and protein metabolism
  30. result of hyposecretion of adrenal cortex in Addison’s disease triggering MSH hormone
  31. drug of choice for cancer of the adrenal gland when surgery is no longer applicable
  32. an antibiotic used as therapy for SIADH
  33. other term for Cushing syndrome which means high cortisol level in the body
  34. stimulates the production and release of cortisol from the adrenal cortex
  35. rare benign tumor that originates from the adrenal medulla
  36. caused by hypersecretion of adrenal cortex hormones
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  1. refers to inadequate production of insulin by the pancreas
  2. group of drugs used to treat Type 2 DM by stimulating pancreas to secrete more insulin
  3. given in IV as treatment for severe hypoglycemia
  4. a complication of diabetes that affects the eyes particularly the retina
  5. treatment drug for SIADH that makes the kidney less sensitive to ADH
  6. other term for Addison’s disease
  7. a drug contraindicated during steroid therapy because it decreases the effect of prednisone
  8. a type of sugar which is the body’s main source of energy
  9. a neuromuscular symptom of Cushing syndrome that is more common in young people and can take the form of a generalized tetany
  10. a condition that helps in the diagnosis of type 1 DM
  11. makes muscle cell more sensitive to insulin and keeps liver from releasing it
  12. a long-term complication of diabetes that results directly from sensory neuropathy affecting the foot
  13. old term for Type 2 diabetes
  14. result of instant increase in blood glucose and stress hormones that lasts for several hours
  15. measures the blood glucose level over 90 days
  16. secreted by adrenal cortex in response to decline in either blood volume or blood pressure
  17. main route for insulin therapy due to its slower absorption that prevents hypoglycemia
  18. an enterovirus that attack pancreas causing inflammation leading to Type 1 DM
  19. classical symptom of DM that refers to frequent urination
  20. a pathogen that triggers a person’s autoimmune response in Type 1 DM
  21. a high blood sugar level that starts or is first recognized during pregnancy
  22. a symptom of diabetes mellitus which is defined as dry mouth
  23. a rise in blood sugar levels in the early morning hours
  24. surgery to remove one or both adrenal glands
  25. a term for low level of oxygen in the body that can cause SIADH
  26. the most important glucocorticoid
  27. ____, medication, and exercise are the cornerstones of diabetic treatment
  28. the surgical removal of the pituitary gland with tumor growth
  29. Hyperglycemic Hyperosmolar Nonketotic Syndrome

65 Clues: diabetic ketoacidosis • also called sugar diabetes • man-made form of vasopressin • old term for Type 2 diabetes • also called suprarenal glands • other term for Addison’s disease • the most important glucocorticoid • secretes epinephrine and norepinephrine • an antibiotic used as therapy for SIADH • surgery to remove one or both adrenal glands • ...

Diabetes Group 1 2020-11-11

Diabetes Group 1 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Diabetes Group 2 2020-11-11

Diabetes Group 2 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Diabetes Group 4 2020-11-11

Diabetes Group 4 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Diabetes Group 7 2020-11-11

Diabetes Group 7 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Diabetes Group 8 2020-11-11

Diabetes Group 8 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Diabetes Group 10 2020-11-11

Diabetes Group 10 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Diabetes Group 11 2020-11-11

Diabetes Group 11 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

3 2020-11-21

3 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

6 2020-11-21

6 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

9 2020-11-21

9 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Excessive urination, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  2. Type of diabetes characterized by increased insulin resistance, decreased sensitivity at peripheral tissues, and altered intestinal absorption; also known as adult-onset diabetes; can be treated with oral medications as well as insulin therapy
  3. A1c: ______A1c is a laboratory value that indicates glycemic control for the prior 3 months
  4. The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body
  5. Excessive thirst, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  6. Detection of glucose in the urine
  7. A ______ blood glucose test is a serum blood glucose level correlated with NPO (nothing by mouth) status of patient, indicating baseline state
  8. The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes that can occur during pregnancy. Oral glucose tolerance test during pregnancy screens for this.
Down
  1. Insulin _________ occurs at the peripheral tissue site wherein body cells do not respond appropriately to the effects of insulin
  2. Syndrome characterized by central obesity, increased lipid/triglyceride levels, hyperglycemia, and hypertension
  3. Excessive hunger, which is characterized as one of the three Ps of hyperglycemia
  4. hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar
  5. Insulin ________ are medical implanted devices that provide insulin administration to patients either as continuous or bolus dose therapy in response to calculated glucose levels
  6. Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140
  7. Rapid, deep respirations that occur as a compensatory mechanism for acidosis from hyperglycemia
  8. The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body
  9. Type of diabetes characterized by beta cell dysfunction; also known as juvenile-onset diabetes; always requires insulin

18 Clues: Detection of glucose in the urine • hormone secreted by pancreas to control blood sugar • The amount of time an insulin dose lasts in the body • Elevation of blood sugar to more than normal range of 140 • The time it takes for insulin to first take effect in the body • The time at which an insulin has its highest effect in the body • ...

Hypoglycemia 2022-01-28

Hypoglycemia crossword puzzle
Across
  1. In patients with controlled type 1 diabetes plasma concentrations are ___.1
  2. A severe episode of hypoglycemia can sometimes result in ___.1
  3. Risk factors are a result of relative or absolute ____ excess.1
  4. Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1
  5. Minimizing risks of hypoglycemia involves matching insulin action and glucose availability in how many steps? 1
  6. What should patients with type 1 try to control? 1
  7. What limits glucose use and mobile gluconeogenic precursors? 1
  8. What type of hypoglycemia is the result of the interplay of therapeutic hyperinsulinemia and compromised defenses.1
  9. One result of hypoglycemia is complications of the ___ .1
  10. Patients with type 1 diabetes suffer about __ episodes a week of hypoglycemia.1
  11. High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1
  12. Carbohydrates ingestion from symptoms are largely ___.1
  13. What kind of shift do patients with poorly controlled plasma glucose concentrations need? 1
  14. What is used in the treatment of hypoglycemia in patients? 1
Down
  1. Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1
  2. Diabetes are based on relative or absolute therapeutic ___.1
  3. In one study of subcutaneous glucose sensing in type 1 glucose levels were ≤70 mg/dL 1.5 hours per ¬¬¬¬¬¬__.1
  4. What is the result of interplay of relative or mild-to-moderate absolute therapeutic insulin excess and compromised physiological and behavioral defenses against falling plasma glucose concentrations in type 1. 1
  5. A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal a ____ in insulin secretion. 1
  6. Hypoglycemia is classified as ___ plasma glucose concentration that can cause harm to an individual.1
  7. What type of hypoglycemia is a limiting factor in glycemic management? 1
  8. Most episodes of hypoglycemia can be self-treated with __.1
  9. A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal an increase in ____.1
  10. What does Iatrogenic hypoglycemia result in with people who have a problem with Type 1 diabetes.1
  11. What is not an appropriate goal in patients with type 1 diabetes? 1

25 Clues: Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1 • Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1 • High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1 • What should patients with type 1 try to control? 1 • Carbohydrates ingestion from symptoms are largely ___.1 • One result of hypoglycemia is complications of the ___ .1 • ...

Hypoglycemia 2022-01-28

Hypoglycemia crossword puzzle
Across
  1. In patients with controlled type 1 diabetes plasma concentrations are ___.1
  2. A severe episode of hypoglycemia can sometimes result in ___.1
  3. Risk factors are a result of relative or absolute ____ excess.1
  4. Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1
  5. Minimizing risks of hypoglycemia involves matching insulin action and glucose availability in how many steps? 1
  6. What should patients with type 1 try to control? 1
  7. What limits glucose use and mobile gluconeogenic precursors? 1
  8. What type of hypoglycemia is the result of the interplay of therapeutic hyperinsulinemia and compromised defenses.1
  9. One result of hypoglycemia is complications of the ___ .1
  10. Patients with type 1 diabetes suffer about __ episodes a week of hypoglycemia.1
  11. High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1
  12. Carbohydrates ingestion from symptoms are largely ___.1
  13. What kind of shift do patients with poorly controlled plasma glucose concentrations need? 1
  14. What is used in the treatment of hypoglycemia in patients? 1
Down
  1. Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1
  2. Diabetes are based on relative or absolute therapeutic ___.1
  3. In one study of subcutaneous glucose sensing in type 1 glucose levels were ≤70 mg/dL 1.5 hours per ¬¬¬¬¬¬__.1
  4. What is the result of interplay of relative or mild-to-moderate absolute therapeutic insulin excess and compromised physiological and behavioral defenses against falling plasma glucose concentrations in type 1. 1
  5. A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal a ____ in insulin secretion. 1
  6. Hypoglycemia is classified as ___ plasma glucose concentration that can cause harm to an individual.1
  7. What type of hypoglycemia is a limiting factor in glycemic management? 1
  8. Most episodes of hypoglycemia can be self-treated with __.1
  9. A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal an increase in ____.1
  10. What does Iatrogenic hypoglycemia result in with people who have a problem with Type 1 diabetes.1
  11. What is not an appropriate goal in patients with type 1 diabetes? 1

25 Clues: Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1 • Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1 • High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1 • What should patients with type 1 try to control? 1 • Carbohydrates ingestion from symptoms are largely ___.1 • One result of hypoglycemia is complications of the ___ .1 • ...

diabetes drugs 2023-02-09

diabetes drugs crossword puzzle
Across
  1. canagliflozin brand name
  2. BBW for metformin
  3. genitourinary ______ AE of canagliflozin
  4. decreases B12 levels
  5. avoid tanning beds, use sunscreen (brand)
  6. can cause SJS (brand name)
  7. brand name for insulin detemir
  8. insulin lispro moa
  9. common adverse effect of metformin
Down
  1. BBW of thyroid cancer (brand name)
  2. CI in multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome
  3. ultra long acting insulin (brand name)
  4. available in SQ form
  5. saxagliptin MOA: _____ inhibitor

14 Clues: BBW for metformin • insulin lispro moa • available in SQ form • decreases B12 levels • canagliflozin brand name • can cause SJS (brand name) • brand name for insulin detemir • saxagliptin MOA: _____ inhibitor • BBW of thyroid cancer (brand name) • common adverse effect of metformin • ultra long acting insulin (brand name) • genitourinary ______ AE of canagliflozin • ...

Diabetes mellitus 2019-12-05

Diabetes mellitus crossword puzzle
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  1. signo importante
  2. numero suerte
  3. fuerza bruta
  4. cierto para todos
  5. enfermedad grave
  6. pastillas gordos
  7. medicamento enfermos
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  1. medicamento potente
  2. enfermedad de la cabeza
  3. operacion mujeres
  4. persona gorda
  5. medico especialista
  6. receptor potente
  7. dos enfermedad mala

14 Clues: fuerza bruta • persona gorda • numero suerte • signo importante • enfermedad grave • pastillas gordos • receptor potente • operacion mujeres • cierto para todos • medicamento potente • medico especialista • dos enfermedad mala • medicamento enfermos • enfermedad de la cabeza

Diabetes Worksheet 2014-10-30

Diabetes Worksheet crossword puzzle
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  1. Eating a wide variety of ......... foods is a protective factor.
  2. How many types of diabetes are there?
  3. Over the last 20 years there has been an ......... in diabetes especially in adolescents.
  4. Insulin is produced in the .........
  5. Diabetes is the inability to produce enough ......... which allows glucose to pass into the blood cells
  6. Is type 2 diabetes curable?
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  1. Type 2 diabetes also known as ..................
  2. Is having a heart disease and/or heart attack a risk factor? T or F
  3. Three important factors to reducing the impact of type 2 diabetes is ........, injections and a healthy diet.
  4. Those who consume high levels of alcohol are at a greater risk of developing diabetes. T or F

10 Clues: Is type 2 diabetes curable? • Insulin is produced in the ......... • How many types of diabetes are there? • Type 2 diabetes also known as .................. • Eating a wide variety of ......... foods is a protective factor. • Is having a heart disease and/or heart attack a risk factor? T or F • ...

Drugs in Diabetes 2022-02-05

Drugs in Diabetes crossword puzzle
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  1. clofibrate analogue
  2. glucose analogues that inhibit SGLT-2 enhancing glucose secretion in kidneys
  3. activate the nuclear receptor PPARy to stimulate gene transcription of GLUT-4, increasing glucose sensitivity
  4. used in treatment for type II diabetes via initiating insulin release
  5. long acting; most widely used; via microcrystal formation asparagine is substituted with glycine plus 2 arginines; soluble at acidic pH; 18-24h duration
  6. short acting; Humalog, Lilly
  7. Dpp-4 inhibitor; used in type II diabetes
  8. Meglinide; selective for pancreatic K channel
  9. intermediate insulin that is bound to a protamine and is used in pregnancy
  10. short acting; Apidra. Sanofi- Aventis
  11. ultra long acting; when injected it is broken down from a multihexomer
  12. most commonly used DPP-4 inhibitor; used in type II diabetes
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  1. SGLT-2 inhibitor, lowering blood glucose levels
  2. used in insulin sensitivity/ resistance; inhibits gluconeogensis in liver; used in type II diabetes when dietary control is unsuccessful; produces lactic acidosis
  3. Meglinide; most commonly used; rapid onset used in comb. with metformin; selective for pancreatic K channel
  4. short acting insulin; sulphonylureas used in comb. with metformin; cautions in elderly and renal failure; has many drug interactions
  5. long acting; via protein binding the lysine is substituted w an acid that binds to albumin easily; 5-8h duration
  6. this type of insulin avoids the insulin dimer/ hexameter formation unlike the soluble insulin; it has a fast onset and a shirt duration of action
  7. GLP-1 agonist; SC injection; induces weight loss
  8. intermediate insulin has a crystalline form
  9. most commonly used GLP-1 agonist; used in Type II diabetes; oral tablets; weight neutral
  10. this type of insulin comes in pre- mixed solutions containing diff combinations of short acting insulin and intermediate insulin
  11. DPP-4 inhibitors that elevate GLP-1/GIP stimulating insulin release and decreasing glucagon
  12. Short acting; Novorapid, Novo; most widely used

24 Clues: clofibrate analogue • short acting; Humalog, Lilly • short acting; Apidra. Sanofi- Aventis • Dpp-4 inhibitor; used in type II diabetes • intermediate insulin has a crystalline form • Meglinide; selective for pancreatic K channel • SGLT-2 inhibitor, lowering blood glucose levels • Short acting; Novorapid, Novo; most widely used • ...

Diabetes kpl 38b 2023-02-20

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  1. tarkeää olla terveellinen ja ravintosuositusten mukainen ______
  2. tyypin 2 diabetekseen sairastumisen riski viisinkertaistuu
  3. haiman erittämä hormoni
  4. tila jossa insuliinin vaikutus soluihin on heikentynyt
  5. verensokeritason lasku liian alhaiseksi
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  1. verensokeripitoisuus eli _______
  2. aiemmalta nimeltään sokeritauti
  3. tila, jossa potilas on toimintakyvytön tai tajuton
  4. nuoruusiän diabetes
  5. aikuisiän diabetes

10 Clues: aikuisiän diabetes • nuoruusiän diabetes • haiman erittämä hormoni • aiemmalta nimeltään sokeritauti • verensokeripitoisuus eli _______ • verensokeritason lasku liian alhaiseksi • tila, jossa potilas on toimintakyvytön tai tajuton • tila jossa insuliinin vaikutus soluihin on heikentynyt • tyypin 2 diabetekseen sairastumisen riski viisinkertaistuu • ...

Health Review 2021-03-24

Health Review crossword puzzle
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  1. New Jersey was the ____ state to permanently ban the sale and distribution of flavored vaping products.
  2. A way to prevent the spread of communicable diseases can be to wear a ________
  3. You can ______ to try to prevent type 2 diabetes.
  4. Is Diabetes communicable or noncommunicable?
  5. Type 2 diabetes Develops over ____ years.
  6. _______ decision- a choice that can impact your life dramatically.
  7. A disease that can be spread from one person to another is called a _______ disease
  8. 3 main components: flavors, sweeteners and ______
  9. _______decision- a choice that does not have a major impact on your life.
  10. ___________ of your blood sugar can be a treatment for type 2 diabetes.
  11. an_________ is when a disease occurs in large numbers in a particular area.
  12. Ninety percent of the world's e-cigarettes are made in _____
  13. Vaping are devices that ___ a liquid that contains solvents, flavors, and often nicotine.
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  1. Type 2 Diabetes causes your body to not use ______ well.
  2. a_______ which is when a disease is in large numbers in different areas of the world at the same time.
  3. More than 7,000 ____ of e-cigarettes
  4. _______ Situation - surroundings that may cause injury or harm
  5. _________- a planned action taken before an event to increase the chances of a safe outcome.
  6. risk ________ - the possibility that an action may cause injury or harm to you or others.
  7. A disease that can NOT be spread from one person to another is called a ________ disease.

20 Clues: More than 7,000 ____ of e-cigarettes • Type 2 diabetes Develops over ____ years. • Is Diabetes communicable or noncommunicable? • You can ______ to try to prevent type 2 diabetes. • 3 main components: flavors, sweeteners and ______ • Type 2 Diabetes causes your body to not use ______ well. • Ninety percent of the world's e-cigarettes are made in _____ • ...

Obesity 2020-09-03

Obesity crossword puzzle
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  1. LESSTHANOREQUALTO40KG/SQ.MWHICH CLASSOfOBESITY      CLASS 3
  2. howmanyelementsusedforthedevelopmentof metabolicsyndrome    two
  3. CLINICALBENEFITSOFOBISITY  PHARMACOKINITICSSIBUTRAMINEDELAYS DIABETES.
  4. rangelessthan18.5kg/sq.mwhichisfor.  Underweight
  5. DIAGNOSISOFMETABOLICSYNDROMEFOR RAISEDHDLCHOLESTEROLNOTINCLUDEDIN    INTERNATIONAL DIABETES REDUCTION
  6. leptinandadeponectinsecretedby                whiteadipocytes
  7. obesity
  8. CARDIOMETABOLIC DISEASE
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  1. weekofaerobicactivity.   200-300min
  2. metabolicsyndromeanddiabetesby30-40 percent        orlistat
  3. performedinUS.      Threee
  4. 10 mg twice a day
  5. OREXIGENICHORMONEANDSTIMULATE APPETITE          GHRELIN
  6. CLINICALANDMETABOLICFACTORS  METABOLIC SYNDROME
  7. predisposingfactorfor.      Obesity
  8. NONADIPOSETISSUE        LIPOTOXICITY
  9. mostwidelyacceptedcriteriaformetabolic syndromeusing      waistcircumference
  10. Weightlosslowcaloriediettypicallyforwomen in2013guidely      1200-1500kcal per day
  11. Thephenotypeinwhich30%ofobeseindividuals arefreeofmetabolicco-morbidities
  12. Mechanismofactionofphentermineresin  norepinephrine releasing agent
  13. healthy obesity
  14. DASHstudieseffect -5.5and -3.0mm hgforsystolicanddiastolicwhichisfor.   Combination diet

22 Clues: obesity • healthy obesity • 10 mg twice a day • CARDIOMETABOLIC DISEASE • performedinUS.      Threee • weekofaerobicactivity.   200-300min • predisposingfactorfor.      Obesity • NONADIPOSETISSUE        LIPOTOXICITY • CLINICALANDMETABOLICFACTORS  METABOLIC SYNDROME • rangelessthan18.5kg/sq.mwhichisfor.  Underweight • OREXIGENICHORMONEANDSTIMULATE APPETITE          GHRELIN • ...

Diabetes- Hope Simpson 2023-04-26

Diabetes- Hope Simpson crossword puzzle
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  1. for eye care
  2. Is used to refer to blood sugar levels.
  3. When the pancreas increases insulin production and then eventually slows down production.
  4. often assigned to diabetes patients
  5. Pregnancy induced diabetes
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  1. decreased blood sugar levels
  2. elevated blood sugar levels
  3. Is a chemical messenger
  4. When the pancreas doesn't create enough insulin.
  5. An organ that helps regulate blood sugar
  6. Showing signs of diabetes
  7. Is a hormone that helps your cells use energy in your blood.

12 Clues: for eye care • Is a chemical messenger • Showing signs of diabetes • Pregnancy induced diabetes • elevated blood sugar levels • decreased blood sugar levels • often assigned to diabetes patients • Is used to refer to blood sugar levels. • An organ that helps regulate blood sugar • When the pancreas doesn't create enough insulin. • ...

Drug List #7-8 2021-04-16

Drug List #7-8 crossword puzzle
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  1. cyclosporine: Calcineurin inhibitor immunosuppressant (ocular dryness)
  2. insulin NPH: intermediate acting
  3. pioglitazone: type 2 diabetes mellitus
  4. pioglitazone: thiazolidinedione
  5. dorzolamide/timolol: beta-blocker/ carbonic hydrate inhibitor
  6. exenatide: GLP-1 Receptor agonist
  7. SITagliptin: DPP-4 inhibitor
  8. levothyroxine sodium: hypothyroidism
  9. bimatoprost: prostaglandin analogue
  10. insulin aspart: rapid acting
  11. brimonidine tartrate: alpha- agonist
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  1. lantanoprost: store in refrigerator
  2. desiccated thyroid extract: take on an empty stomach and avoid antacids
  3. insulin lispro: type 1 diabetes mellitus
  4. glipiZIDE: sulfonyurea
  5. travoprost: glaucoma
  6. glyBURIDE : micronase
  7. olopatadine: allergic conjunctivitis
  8. metFORMIN: biguanide (bbw-lactic acidosis)
  9. insulin glargine: long acting - scaling

20 Clues: travoprost: glaucoma • glyBURIDE : micronase • glipiZIDE: sulfonyurea • SITagliptin: DPP-4 inhibitor • insulin aspart: rapid acting • pioglitazone: thiazolidinedione • insulin NPH: intermediate acting • exenatide: GLP-1 Receptor agonist • lantanoprost: store in refrigerator • bimatoprost: prostaglandin analogue • olopatadine: allergic conjunctivitis • ...

Type 1 Diabetes Crossword 2025-09-30

Type 1 Diabetes Crossword crossword puzzle
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  1. A main side effect of metformin
  2. 17 year old girl with known type 1 diabetes presents to the emergency department with abdominal pain, vomiting, deep, rapid breathing. Capillary glucose is 25 mmol/l and ketones are elevated. pH is 7.2. What is the diagnosis?
  3. Insulin promotes the intercellular shift of which electrolyte, helping regulate serum level?
  4. A 19-year-old student with newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes is being started on insulin therapy. According to NICE guidelines, what is the recommended first-line insulin regimen for most adults?
  5. Loss of consciousness and seizures are severe signs of which complication of T1DM?
  6. What molecule is co-released with insulin from pancreatic beta cells
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  1. What word best describes the metabolic effect of insulin as a hormone?
  2. What is the name of the respirations seen in DKA
  3. A 25-year-old man with type 1 diabetes is found unconscious in A&E with a capillary glucose of 1.8 mmol/L. He has no IV access. What is the most appropriate initial treatment?
  4. What category does type 1 diabetes come under?
  5. A 22-year-old woman with poorly controlled type 1 diabetes complains of blurred vision. Fundoscopy reveals cotton wool spots and microaneurysms. What eye condition is most likely?
  6. Alpha cells of pancreas make which hormone
  7. What cells are destroyed in type 1 diabetes?
  8. What drug should be given in T1DM for renal protection

14 Clues: A main side effect of metformin • Alpha cells of pancreas make which hormone • What cells are destroyed in type 1 diabetes? • What category does type 1 diabetes come under? • What is the name of the respirations seen in DKA • What drug should be given in T1DM for renal protection • What molecule is co-released with insulin from pancreatic beta cells • ...

Health Review 2021-03-24

Health Review crossword puzzle
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  1. A disease that can NOT be spread from one person to another is called a ________ disease.
  2. _______decision- a choice that does not have a major impact on your life.
  3. ___________ of your blood sugar can be a treatment for type 2 diabetes.
  4. A disease that can be spread from one person to another is called a _______ disease
  5. Type 2 Diabetes causes your body to not use ______ well.
  6. Vaping are devices that ___ a liquid that contains solvents, flavors, and often nicotine.
  7. an_________ is when a disease occurs in large numbers in a particular area.
  8. 3 main components: flavors, sweeteners and ______
  9. You can ______ to try to prevent type 2 diabetes.
  10. New Jersey was the ____ state to permanently ban the sale and distribution of flavored vaping products.
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  1. risk ________ - the possibility that an action may cause injury or harm to you or others.
  2. _________- a planned action taken before an event to increase the chances of a safe outcome.
  3. _______ Situation - surroundings that may cause injury or harm
  4. Type 2 diabetes Develops over ____ years.
  5. Is Diabetes communicable or noncommunicable?
  6. Ninety percent of the world's e-cigarettes are made in _____
  7. More than 7,000 ____ of e-cigarettes
  8. a_______ which is when a disease is in large numbers in different areas of the world at the same time.
  9. _______ decision- a choice that can impact your life dramatically.
  10. A way to prevent the spread of communicable diseases can be to wear a ________

20 Clues: More than 7,000 ____ of e-cigarettes • Type 2 diabetes Develops over ____ years. • Is Diabetes communicable or noncommunicable? • 3 main components: flavors, sweeteners and ______ • You can ______ to try to prevent type 2 diabetes. • Type 2 Diabetes causes your body to not use ______ well. • Ninety percent of the world's e-cigarettes are made in _____ • ...

Health Review 2021-03-24

Health Review crossword puzzle
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  1. _______ decision- a choice that can impact your life dramatically.
  2. Vaping are devices that ___ a liquid that contains solvents, flavors, and often nicotine.
  3. Ninety percent of the world's e-cigarettes are made in _____
  4. A way to prevent the spread of communicable diseases can be to wear a ________
  5. ___________ of your blood sugar can be a treatment for type 2 diabetes.
  6. an_________ is when a disease occurs in large numbers in a particular area.
  7. Type 2 diabetes Develops over ____ years.
  8. More than 7,000 ____ of e-cigarettes
  9. Is Diabetes communicable or noncommunicable?
  10. Type 2 Diabetes causes your body to not use ______ well.
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  1. 3 main components: flavors, sweeteners and ______
  2. risk ________ - the possibility that an action may cause injury or harm to you or others.
  3. A disease that can be spread from one person to another is called a _______ disease
  4. _______ Situation - surroundings that may cause injury or harm
  5. _______decision- a choice that does not have a major impact on your life.
  6. A disease that can NOT be spread from one person to another is called a ________ disease.
  7. a_______ which is when a disease is in large numbers in different areas of the world at the same time.
  8. New Jersey was the ____ state to permanently ban the sale and distribution of flavored vaping products.
  9. _________- a planned action taken before an event to increase the chances of a safe outcome.
  10. You can ______ to try to prevent type 2 diabetes.

20 Clues: More than 7,000 ____ of e-cigarettes • Type 2 diabetes Develops over ____ years. • Is Diabetes communicable or noncommunicable? • 3 main components: flavors, sweeteners and ______ • You can ______ to try to prevent type 2 diabetes. • Type 2 Diabetes causes your body to not use ______ well. • Ninety percent of the world's e-cigarettes are made in _____ • ...

Blood Glucose 2024-03-22

Blood Glucose crossword puzzle
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  1. Hormone which lowers blood glucose levels
  2. Storage molecule for glucose
  3. This system is faster than the hormonal system
  4. What hormones travel within
  5. Detects changes in blood glucose levels
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  1. Reaction that breaks down glucose to release energy
  2. Hormone which raises blood glucose levels
  3. System that releases hormones
  4. Illness where blood glucose is not regulated effectively
  5. Target organ for insulin and glucagon
  6. A risk factor for type 2 diabetes
  7. Diabetes that has a genetic link

12 Clues: What hormones travel within • Storage molecule for glucose • System that releases hormones • Diabetes that has a genetic link • A risk factor for type 2 diabetes • Target organ for insulin and glucagon • Detects changes in blood glucose levels • Hormone which raises blood glucose levels • Hormone which lowers blood glucose levels • ...

November 2022-11-05

November crossword puzzle
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  1. diperingati setiap 1 november
  2. gedung pencakar langit
  3. dokter
  4. kesenian jawa
  5. yang baru saja ganti jadi digital
  6. pahlawan tanpa tanda jasa
  7. suami ibu
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  1. pejuang kemerdekaan
  2. Reboisasi
  3. diabetes
  4. dibacakan sebelum tidur
  5. masa sebelum remaja

12 Clues: dokter • diabetes • Reboisasi • suami ibu • kesenian jawa • pejuang kemerdekaan • masa sebelum remaja • gedung pencakar langit • dibacakan sebelum tidur • pahlawan tanpa tanda jasa • diperingati setiap 1 november • yang baru saja ganti jadi digital

Medical Terms Abbreviations 2016-09-07

Medical Terms Abbreviations crossword puzzle
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  1. Abbreviation For Central Nervous System
  2. Abbreviation for Multiple Sclerosis
  3. Abbreviation for Myocardial Infarction
  4. Abbreviation for Ointment
  5. Abbreviation for Nasogastric
  6. Abbreviation for Temperature,Pulse and Respiration
  7. Abbreviation for Cerabrovascular Accident
  8. Abbreviation for Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus
  9. Abbreviation for Nothing by Mouth
  10. Nausea and Vomiting
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  1. Abbreviation for Nasal Canula
  2. Abbreviation For Nothing by mouth past midnight
  3. Abbreviation for Intra Muscular
  4. Abbreviation for Over the counter
  5. Abbreviation for Sexually Transmitted Disease
  6. Abbreviation for Magnetic Resonance Imaging
  7. Abbreviation for Sodium
  8. Abbreviation for Diabetes
  9. Abbreviation for as Needed
  10. Vital Signs

20 Clues: Vital Signs • Nausea and Vomiting • Abbreviation for Sodium • Abbreviation for Ointment • Abbreviation for Diabetes • Abbreviation for as Needed • Abbreviation for Nasogastric • Abbreviation for Nasal Canula • Abbreviation for Intra Muscular • Abbreviation for Over the counter • Abbreviation for Nothing by Mouth • Abbreviation for Multiple Sclerosis • ...

Arterial hypertension 2020-09-03

Arterial hypertension crossword puzzle
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  1. LESSTHANOREQUALTO40KG/SQ.MWHICH CLASSOfOBESITY      CLASS 3
  2. howmanyelementsusedforthedevelopmentof metabolicsyndrome    two
  3. CLINICALBENEFITSOFOBISITY  PHARMACOKINITICSSIBUTRAMINEDELAYS DIABETES.
  4. rangelessthan18.5kg/sq.mwhichisfor.  Underweight
  5. DIAGNOSISOFMETABOLICSYNDROMEFOR RAISEDHDLCHOLESTEROLNOTINCLUDEDIN    INTERNATIONAL DIABETES REDUCTION
  6. leptinandadeponectinsecretedby                whiteadipocytes
  7. obesity
  8. CARDIOMETABOLIC DISEASE
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  1. weekofaerobicactivity.   200-300min
  2. metabolicsyndromeanddiabetesby30-40 percent        orlistat
  3. performedinUS.      Threee
  4. 10 mg twice a day
  5. OREXIGENICHORMONEANDSTIMULATE APPETITE          GHRELIN
  6. CLINICALANDMETABOLICFACTORS  METABOLIC SYNDROME
  7. predisposingfactorfor.      Obesity
  8. NONADIPOSETISSUE        LIPOTOXICITY
  9. mostwidelyacceptedcriteriaformetabolic syndromeusing      waistcircumference
  10. Weightlosslowcaloriediettypicallyforwomen in2013guidely      1200-1500kcal per day
  11. Thephenotypeinwhich30%ofobeseindividuals arefreeofmetabolicco-morbidities
  12. Mechanismofactionofphentermineresin  norepinephrine releasing agent
  13. healthy obesity
  14. DASHstudieseffect -5.5and -3.0mm hgforsystolicanddiastolicwhichisfor.   Combination diet

22 Clues: obesity • healthy obesity • 10 mg twice a day • CARDIOMETABOLIC DISEASE • performedinUS.      Threee • weekofaerobicactivity.   200-300min • predisposingfactorfor.      Obesity • NONADIPOSETISSUE        LIPOTOXICITY • CLINICALANDMETABOLICFACTORS  METABOLIC SYNDROME • rangelessthan18.5kg/sq.mwhichisfor.  Underweight • OREXIGENICHORMONEANDSTIMULATE APPETITE          GHRELIN • ...

CTS Abbreviations 2022-03-05

CTS Abbreviations crossword puzzle
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  1. Rheumatoid Arthritis
  2. Culture
  3. Alcohol
  4. Atrial Fibrillation
  5. Laceration
  6. Cancer
  7. Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
  8. Above the Knee Amputation
  9. Overdose
  10. Cause of Death
  11. Gunshot Wound
  12. Myocardial Infarction
  13. Aspirin
  14. Diagnosis
  15. Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus
  16. Basal Cell Carcinoma
  17. Hypertension, High Blood Pressure
  18. Chest X-Ray
  19. Peripheral Vascular Disease
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  1. Prescription
  2. Cholecystectomy
  3. Treatment
  4. Advanced Cardiac Life Support
  5. Bradycardia
  6. Coronary Artery Bypass Graft
  7. Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
  8. Transient Ischemic Attack
  9. Cardiopulmonary Arrest
  10. Fracture
  11. Short of Breath
  12. Diabetes Mellitus
  13. Intracranial Hemorrhage
  14. Transurethral Resection of Prostate

33 Clues: Cancer • Culture • Alcohol • Aspirin • Overdose • Fracture • Treatment • Diagnosis • Laceration • Bradycardia • Chest X-Ray • Prescription • Gunshot Wound • Cause of Death • Cholecystectomy • Short of Breath • Diabetes Mellitus • Atrial Fibrillation • Rheumatoid Arthritis • Basal Cell Carcinoma • Myocardial Infarction • Cardiopulmonary Arrest • Intracranial Hemorrhage • Above the Knee Amputation • ...

Diabetes Crossword 2023-10-19

Diabetes Crossword crossword puzzle
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  1. Device that continuously measures your blood sugar
  2. Nurse who is trained in your diabetes care
  3. finger stick you do each time you come to Joslin' measures average blood sugar over 3 months
  4. Insulin pump with tubing
  5. Tubeless intulin pump
  6. Professional who teaches you how to make safe and healthy food choices for your Diabetes
  7. Your body needs this to lower your blood sugar
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  1. Doctor who specializes in Diabetes care
  2. Organ in the body which turns food into fuel
  3. Nutrient found in food and drinks; your body breaks them down into glucose
  4. Where you receive your Diabetes care

11 Clues: Tubeless intulin pump • Insulin pump with tubing • Where you receive your Diabetes care • Doctor who specializes in Diabetes care • Nurse who is trained in your diabetes care • Organ in the body which turns food into fuel • Your body needs this to lower your blood sugar • Device that continuously measures your blood sugar • ...

Gestational Diabetes 2022-11-20

Gestational Diabetes crossword puzzle
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  1. symptom of ______ vision
  2. _____ cell dysfunction occurs in GDM
  3. insulin is a _______ hormone
  4. country that has evidence comparing rural and urban prevalence of GDM
  5. insulin _______ recommended as treatment strategy
  6. GDM occurs during _______
  7. trimester the fetus experiences the most growth
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  1. high blood glucose levels
  2. hormone that lowers IRS-1 expression
  3. high levels of _____ cause jaundice
  4. gestational diabetes _________
  5. _______ blood glucose test
  6. what insulin insensitivity leads to
  7. large fetus size

14 Clues: large fetus size • symptom of ______ vision • high blood glucose levels • GDM occurs during _______ • _______ blood glucose test • insulin is a _______ hormone • gestational diabetes _________ • high levels of _____ cause jaundice • what insulin insensitivity leads to • hormone that lowers IRS-1 expression • _____ cell dysfunction occurs in GDM • ...

Diabetes crossword 2023-01-18

Diabetes crossword crossword puzzle
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  1. Main cause of type 1 diabetes (10,7)
  2. Common example of a drug belonging to the biguanides (9)
  3. Produced as a result of the breakdown of glucose (3)
  4. Organ that secretes insulin (8)
  5. Essential cell to allow glucose to cross the cell membrane (7,8)
  6. Layer of skin where insulin should be injected (12)
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  1. Produced when fat stores are broken down (7)
  2. Type of breathing to lower carbon dioxide levels (9)
  3. Emergency clinical condition associated with hyperglycaemia (7, 12)
  4. Essential cells for insulin production (4)
  5. Common sign of hypoglycaemia (10)
  6. Single glucose molecule (13)
  7. Type of diabetes associated with pregnancy (11)
  8. Common cause of type 2 diabetes (7)

14 Clues: Single glucose molecule (13) • Organ that secretes insulin (8) • Common sign of hypoglycaemia (10) • Common cause of type 2 diabetes (7) • Main cause of type 1 diabetes (10,7) • Essential cells for insulin production (4) • Produced when fat stores are broken down (7) • Type of diabetes associated with pregnancy (11) • Layer of skin where insulin should be injected (12) • ...

Diabetes mellitus questions 2020-10-09

Diabetes mellitus questions crossword puzzle
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  1. Only insulin which is soluble
  2. Regular Insulin cannot be mixed with which Insulin
  3. Lactic acidosis is more likely to caused by this ADA
  4. Amylin analogue used to treat diabetes mellitus
  5. Disulfiram like reaction after alcohol is seen with which group of ADA
  6. This antidiabetic agent is used to treat polycystic ovary
  7. Antidiabetic drug which is body weight neutral
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  1. AMPk activator used to treat diabetes mellitus
  2. Vitamin B12 deficiency can be caused by this ADA
  3. DPP-4 inhibitor that causes QT prolongation
  4. Insulin can’t administered by which route
  5. Antidiabetic drug act by decreasing farnesoid X receptor (FXR) activation
  6. Loss of subcutaneous fat around insulin injection site
  7. Drug that may enhances the action of Sulfonylureas
  8. Ions moves inside cells under influence of insulin
  9. A hyperglycemic agent used for experimental diabetes
  10. A peak less Insulin

17 Clues: A peak less Insulin • Only insulin which is soluble • Insulin can’t administered by which route • DPP-4 inhibitor that causes QT prolongation • AMPk activator used to treat diabetes mellitus • Antidiabetic drug which is body weight neutral • Amylin analogue used to treat diabetes mellitus • Vitamin B12 deficiency can be caused by this ADA • ...

Diabetes crossword 2023-01-19

Diabetes crossword crossword puzzle
Across
  1. layer of skin where insulin should be injected (12)
  2. type of diabetes associated with pregnancy (11)
  3. essential cells that produce insulin (4)
  4. single glucose molecule (13)
  5. most likely cause of type 1 diabetes (10,7)
  6. organ that secretes insulin (8)
  7. essential cell to allow glucose to cross the cell membrane (7,8)
  8. produced when fat stores are broken down (7)
Down
  1. emergency clinical condition associated with hyperglycaemia (7,12)
  2. type of breathing adopted to lower carbon dioxide levels (9)
  3. common drug belonging to the biguanides group (9)
  4. common sign of hypoglycaemia (10)
  5. common cause of diabetes (7)
  6. produced as a result of the breakdown of glucose (3)

14 Clues: single glucose molecule (13) • common cause of diabetes (7) • organ that secretes insulin (8) • common sign of hypoglycaemia (10) • essential cells that produce insulin (4) • most likely cause of type 1 diabetes (10,7) • produced when fat stores are broken down (7) • type of diabetes associated with pregnancy (11) • common drug belonging to the biguanides group (9) • ...

Diabetes and MS 2014-02-08

Diabetes and MS crossword puzzle
Across
  1. What type of diabetes does Hannah's dad have?
  2. Is there a cure for diabetes of multiple sclerosis yet?
  3. Which disease affects the nervous system?
Down
  1. How many people have Type 1 Diabetes in Canada?
  2. Which family member of Chloe's has MS?
  3. Type of diabetes pregnant women get
  4. Does one or both of MS and diabetes include fatigue as a symptom?
  5. Is there a type of diabete that is temporary?
  6. Which disease affects women more than men?

9 Clues: Type of diabetes pregnant women get • Which family member of Chloe's has MS? • Which disease affects the nervous system? • Which disease affects women more than men? • What type of diabetes does Hannah's dad have? • Is there a type of diabete that is temporary? • How many people have Type 1 Diabetes in Canada? • Is there a cure for diabetes of multiple sclerosis yet? • ...

Endocrine Week 4 2023-08-20

Endocrine Week 4 crossword puzzle
Across
  1. A chemical transmitter released from specialized cells into the blood stream
  2. Primary fuel for the central nervous system
  3. Type 2 diabetes is a _____ onset
  4. Most severe form of hypothyroidism
  5. Synthetic thyroid hormone
  6. Disease can occur due to hyperactivity of the thyroid gland
  7. Signals the pancreas to release glucose
  8. Releases stored glucose to raise blood sugar levels
Down
  1. too much insulin, not enough food and excessive physical activity can cause
  2. Gland that secretes T3 and T4
  3. Can lead to blindness, end stage renal disease, and limb amputations
  4. Disorder where the body makes too much cortisol
  5. form of diabetes that occurs in pregnant women
  6. symptom of Hypo and Hyperthyroidism
  7. The main integrative center for the endocrine system
  8. Disorder where the body makes too little cortisol and Aldosterone

16 Clues: Synthetic thyroid hormone • Gland that secretes T3 and T4 • Type 2 diabetes is a _____ onset • Most severe form of hypothyroidism • symptom of Hypo and Hyperthyroidism • Signals the pancreas to release glucose • Primary fuel for the central nervous system • form of diabetes that occurs in pregnant women • Disorder where the body makes too much cortisol • ...

Diabetes Mellitus 2016-09-27

Diabetes Mellitus crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Medicatie bij D.M. type 1.
  2. Merknaam langwerkende insuline.
  3. Orgaan dat insuline aanmaakt.
  4. Hierin vind je snel de richtlijnen bij afwijkende waardes.
  5. Te lage bloedsuikerwaarde.
  6. Medicijn dat de insuline resistentie verminderd.
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  1. Oorzaak van D.M. type 2.
  2. Symptoom bij te hoge bloedsuiker.
  3. Hormoon dat de bloedsuiker verhoogt.
  4. Voorkeurs prikplaats snelwerkende insuline
  5. Ernstige complicatie op de lange termijn
  6. Te hoge bloedsuikerwaarde.
  7. Symptoom bij te lage bloedsuiker.
  8. Ernstige complicatie op de korte termijn bij ontregelde bloedsuiker.

14 Clues: Oorzaak van D.M. type 2. • Medicatie bij D.M. type 1. • Te hoge bloedsuikerwaarde. • Te lage bloedsuikerwaarde. • Orgaan dat insuline aanmaakt. • Merknaam langwerkende insuline. • Symptoom bij te hoge bloedsuiker. • Symptoom bij te lage bloedsuiker. • Hormoon dat de bloedsuiker verhoogt. • Ernstige complicatie op de lange termijn • Voorkeurs prikplaats snelwerkende insuline • ...

Diabetes Sniffing Dogs 2018-03-27

Diabetes Sniffing Dogs crossword puzzle
Across
  1. smelling
  2. to become aware of something
  3. needing immediate help
  4. a smell
  5. a large black dog
  6. extraordinary
  7. sudden loss of body control
Down
  1. medication for diabetes
  2. a person whose job is to put out fires
  3. work clothes all employees wear
  4. one or the other
  5. a serious illness
  6. dark brown color
  7. antonym of helpful
  8. when a medical condition is important

15 Clues: a smell • smelling • extraordinary • one or the other • dark brown color • a serious illness • a large black dog • antonym of helpful • needing immediate help • medication for diabetes • sudden loss of body control • to become aware of something • work clothes all employees wear • when a medical condition is important • a person whose job is to put out fires

Nutritional Related Health Conditions - Blood Glucose and Diabetes 2026-04-08

Nutritional Related Health Conditions - Blood Glucose and Diabetes crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Low blood sugar
  2. Hormone that stimulates functions to break down glucose for energy
  3. Raises blood sugar
  4. Most common form of diabetes
  5. The meaning of glucose
  6. Another name for high blood sugar
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  1. Classifies how much a food with carbohydrates will raise blood glucose levels
  2. Common cause of Type 2 Diabetes
  3. Diabetes' scientific name
  4. The organ that creates and releases insulin
  5. High blood sugar

11 Clues: Low blood sugar • High blood sugar • Raises blood sugar • The meaning of glucose • Diabetes' scientific name • Most common form of diabetes • Common cause of Type 2 Diabetes • Another name for high blood sugar • The organ that creates and releases insulin • Hormone that stimulates functions to break down glucose for energy • ...

Diabetes Sniffing Dogs 2018-03-27

Diabetes Sniffing Dogs crossword puzzle
Across
  1. work clothes all employees wear
  2. a smell
  3. a sudden loss of body control
  4. needing immediate help
  5. large, black dog
  6. medication for diabetes
Down
  1. a serious illness
  2. extraordinary
  3. a person whose job is to put out fires
  4. dark brown color
  5. dangerous medical condition
  6. antonym of helpful
  7. smelling
  8. to become aware of something

14 Clues: a smell • smelling • extraordinary • dark brown color • large, black dog • a serious illness • antonym of helpful • needing immediate help • medication for diabetes • dangerous medical condition • to become aware of something • a sudden loss of body control • work clothes all employees wear • a person whose job is to put out fires

06/17/21 B 2021-06-18

06/17/21 B crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Alpha1 receptor antagonist, benign prostatic hyperplasia
  2. Serotonin 5-HT receptor agonist, migraine headache
  3. Calcium channel blocker, hypertension
  4. antihistamine, Seasonal allergic rhinitis
  5. Beta Blocker, hypertension
  6. Proton Pump Inhibitor, GERD
  7. NSAID, Pain and inflammation
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  1. Opioid analgesic combo, pain
  2. Angiotensin II receptor blocker (ARB), hypertension
  3. Sulfonylurea, Diabetes mellitus, type II
  4. anxiolytic, anxiety
  5. Opioid analgesic, Pain
  6. Antiemetic, nausea and vomiting
  7. benzodiazepine, anxiety
  8. Calcium channel blocker, hypertension
  9. anticoagulant, embolus
  10. insulin, Diabetes mellitus, type I, II

17 Clues: anxiolytic, anxiety • Opioid analgesic, Pain • benzodiazepine, anxiety • anticoagulant, embolus • Beta Blocker, hypertension • Proton Pump Inhibitor, GERD • Opioid analgesic combo, pain • NSAID, Pain and inflammation • Antiemetic, nausea and vomiting • Calcium channel blocker, hypertension • Calcium channel blocker, hypertension • insulin, Diabetes mellitus, type I, II • ...

Hypoglycemia 2022-01-28

Hypoglycemia crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Self-report of hypoglycemia is affected by ____ of patient recall. 2
  2. Diabetes ___ can increase the risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  3. Risk of hypoglycemia in type 2 diabetes in influenced by patient and __ factors. 2
  4. Severe hypoglycemia can cause severe ___ impairment. 2
  5. Having a ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
  6. Patients treated with what have a higher self-report rate of hypoglycemia. 2
  7. High risk medications for hypoglycemia are insulin and ____.2
  8. Hypoglycemia is classified as ___ plasma glucose concentration that can cause harm to an individual.1
  9. A severe episode of hypoglycemia can sometimes result in ___.1
  10. This type of hypoglycemia has a blood glucose >70 mg/dL. 2
  11. A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal a ____ in insulin secretion. 1
  12. Factors that increase risk of hypoglycemia is food ___.2
  13. In the healthcare system, they focus on ___ HbA1C. 2
  14. Engaging patients in ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
  15. Risk factors are a result of relative or absolute ____ excess.1
  16. What is the result of interplay of relative or mild-to-moderate absolute therapeutic insulin excess and compromised physiological and behavioral defenses against falling plasma glucose concentrations in type 1. 1
  17. Financial ___ increases risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  18. High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1
  19. What type of hypoglycemia is the result of the interplay of therapeutic hyperinsulinemia and compromised defenses.1
  20. This type of hypoglycemia has symptoms such as absence of blood glucose measurements. 2
  21. In one study of subcutaneous glucose sensing in type 1 glucose levels were ≤70 mg/dL 1.5 hours per ¬¬¬¬¬¬__.1
Down
  1. A limiting factor for a patient to bring a hypoglycemia even to medical attention is access to ___. 2
  2. What is used in the treatment of hypoglycemia in patients? 1
  3. Carbohydrates ingestion from symptoms are largely ___.1
  4. Every approach to identifying hypoglycemia has ____.2
  5. Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1
  6. Future hypoglycemia can be predicted by __ hypoglycemia. 2
  7. Patients with type 1 diabetes suffer about __ episodes a week of hypoglycemia.1
  8. In patient’s self -reported events varied ___.2
  9. One result of hypoglycemia is complications of the ___ .1
  10. Glucose monitoring ___ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  11. What should patients with type 1 try to control? 1
  12. Most hypoglycemia events occur ___ a healthcare system. 2
  13. What health conditions increase hypoglycemia risk? 2
  14. What does Iatrogenic hypoglycemia result in with people who have a problem with Type 1 diabetes.1
  15. What limits glucose use and mobile gluconeogenic precursors? 1
  16. A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal an increase in ____.1
  17. Diabetes are based on relative or absolute therapeutic ___.1
  18. Minimizing risks of hypoglycemia involves matching insulin action and glucose availability in how many steps? 1
  19. What type of hypoglycemia is a limiting factor in glycemic management? 1
  20. This type of hypoglycemia requires another person’s assistance for recovery after treatment. 2
  21. Hypoglycemia in patients with type 2 diabetes is ___. 2
  22. Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1
  23. What is not an appropriate goal in patients with type 1 diabetes? 1
  24. What kind of shift do patients with poorly controlled plasma glucose concentrations need? 1
  25. A glucose level __ than 70mg/dL is an alert value. 2
  26. Fear of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia can __ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  27. What kind of health literacy can increase the risk of hypoglycemia? 2
  28. In patients with controlled type 1 diabetes plasma concentrations are ___.1
  29. Most episodes of hypoglycemia can be self-treated with __.1

50 Clues: Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1 • Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1 • Having a ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2 • High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1 • Glucose monitoring ___ risk of hypoglycemia. 2 • In patient’s self -reported events varied ___.2 • Financial ___ increases risk of hypoglycemia. 2 • ...

Hypoglycemia 2022-01-28

Hypoglycemia crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Self-report of hypoglycemia is affected by ____ of patient recall. 2
  2. Diabetes ___ can increase the risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  3. Risk of hypoglycemia in type 2 diabetes in influenced by patient and __ factors. 2
  4. Severe hypoglycemia can cause severe ___ impairment. 2
  5. Having a ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
  6. Patients treated with what have a higher self-report rate of hypoglycemia. 2
  7. High risk medications for hypoglycemia are insulin and ____.2
  8. Hypoglycemia is classified as ___ plasma glucose concentration that can cause harm to an individual.1
  9. A severe episode of hypoglycemia can sometimes result in ___.1
  10. This type of hypoglycemia has a blood glucose >70 mg/dL. 2
  11. A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal a ____ in insulin secretion. 1
  12. Factors that increase risk of hypoglycemia is food ___.2
  13. In the healthcare system, they focus on ___ HbA1C. 2
  14. Engaging patients in ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
  15. Risk factors are a result of relative or absolute ____ excess.1
  16. What is the result of interplay of relative or mild-to-moderate absolute therapeutic insulin excess and compromised physiological and behavioral defenses against falling plasma glucose concentrations in type 1. 1
  17. Financial ___ increases risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  18. High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1
  19. What type of hypoglycemia is the result of the interplay of therapeutic hyperinsulinemia and compromised defenses.1
  20. This type of hypoglycemia has symptoms such as absence of blood glucose measurements. 2
  21. In one study of subcutaneous glucose sensing in type 1 glucose levels were ≤70 mg/dL 1.5 hours per __.1
Down
  1. A limiting factor for a patient to bring a hypoglycemia even to medical attention is access to ___. 2
  2. What is used in the treatment of hypoglycemia in patients? 1
  3. Carbohydrates ingestion from symptoms are largely ___.1
  4. Every approach to identifying hypoglycemia has ____.2
  5. Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1
  6. Future hypoglycemia can be predicted by __ hypoglycemia. 2
  7. Patients with type 1 diabetes suffer about __ episodes a week of hypoglycemia.1
  8. In patient’s self -reported events varied ___.2
  9. One result of hypoglycemia is complications of the ___ .1
  10. Glucose monitoring ___ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  11. What should patients with type 1 try to control? 1
  12. Most hypoglycemia events occur ___ a healthcare system. 2
  13. What health conditions increase hypoglycemia risk? 2
  14. What does Iatrogenic hypoglycemia result in with people who have a problem with Type 1 diabetes.1
  15. What limits glucose use and mobile gluconeogenic precursors? 1
  16. A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal an increase in ____.1
  17. Diabetes are based on relative or absolute therapeutic ___.1
  18. Minimizing risks of hypoglycemia involves matching insulin action and glucose availability in how many steps? 1
  19. What type of hypoglycemia is a limiting factor in glycemic management? 1
  20. This type of hypoglycemia requires another person’s assistance for recovery after treatment. 2
  21. Hypoglycemia in patients with type 2 diabetes is ___. 2
  22. Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1
  23. What is not an appropriate goal in patients with type 1 diabetes? 1
  24. What kind of shift do patients with poorly controlled plasma glucose concentrations need? 1
  25. A glucose level __ than 70mg/dL is an alert value. 2
  26. Fear of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia can __ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  27. What kind of health literacy can increase the risk of hypoglycemia? 2
  28. In patients with controlled type 1 diabetes plasma concentrations are ___.1
  29. Most episodes of hypoglycemia can be self-treated with __.1

50 Clues: Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1 • Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1 • Having a ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2 • High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1 • Glucose monitoring ___ risk of hypoglycemia. 2 • In patient’s self -reported events varied ___.2 • Financial ___ increases risk of hypoglycemia. 2 • ...

Patho - Endocrine 2024-11-13

Patho - Endocrine crossword puzzle
Across
  1. patients with this endocrine disorder typically present with weight gain, cold intolerance, and decreased metabolic function.
  2. patients with too much ADH may develop this disease process.
  3. this hormone is responsible for hormone that helps the body regulate water and salt levels, blood pressure, and kidney function by resorption of water in the kidneys.
  4. patients with diabetes insipidus will have decreased serum osmolarity that may result in this electrolyte imbalance.
  5. patients with thyrotoxicosis will likely exhibit this as the first sign.
  6. clients with DKA will present with this type of respirations due to metabolic acidosis.
  7. the impaired sensation caused by ischemia in microcirculation to peripheral nerves in diabetic clients is called:
  8. term used to describe increased levels of glucose in the blood.
  9. patients with Cushing's disease may present with striae, acne, moon face and __________________.
  10. High blood glucose levels cause the kidneys to work harder to filter and remove the excess glucose through urine. This leads to frequent urination and dehydration, which triggers the body's thirst response resulting in this manifestation.
  11. this endocrine disorder typically presents with hyperthyroidism, goiter, and exophthalmos.
  12. leading cause of blindness in clients with diabetes
  13. a condition that occurs in diabetes when the body produces too much urine due to high levels of glucose in the blood, results in excessive amounts of urine.
  14. patients who require long-term steroid use are at risk for this endocrine disease.
  15. clients with diabetes will typically have _________ in the urine due to damage of vessels and nephrons in the kidneys.
  16. this manifestation is seen with diabetes due to the misuse of glucose by the body; cells “starving” for glucose to use for energy triggers this manifestation.
  17. clients with DKA will be positive for this diagnostic in urine and blood.
  18. red blood cells and this organ are dependent on glucose for energy in order to function properly.
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  1. complications of diabetes are preventable if the client maintains this.
  2. this assessment finding may be seen in patients with hypoparathyroidism, it is elicited by tapping over the facial nerve.
  3. patients with abnormally high levels of this hormone may develop acromegaly.
  4. the most common cause of pituitary disorders
  5. cells that are defective in Type 1 diabetes
  6. patients who abruptly stop taking medications such as Hydrocortisone are at risk for developing this medical emergency.
  7. tachycardia, diaphoresis, cool skin, anxiety, and tremors are manifestations of this disease process.
  8. insulin, glycogen and somatostatin are hormones associated with this endocrine
  9. this type of insulin is the only type of insulin that is able to be administered via IV route.
  10. for clients with hormone deficiencies, treatment typically includes lifelong _________________________________
  11. a major contributor to foot ulcers in diabetic clients; causes decreased blood flow and increased risks of ischemia.
  12. degeneration of __________________ of the kidney results in chronic kidney failure in clients with diabetes
  13. patients with insufficient amounts of any hormone will require hormone replacement for this duration of time
  14. pheochromocytomas are catecholamine secreting tumors of the adrenal ___________
  15. type 1 diabetics will require lifelong replacement of this.
  16. parathyroid hormone, or PTH, controls this electrolyte.
  17. severe hypoglycemia may result in loss of consciousness, _______________, & even death due to the brain’s dependency on glucose for energy to function
  18. excessive amounts of growth hormone lead to this disease process which results in growth of soft tissues and bones.

36 Clues: cells that are defective in Type 1 diabetes • the most common cause of pituitary disorders • leading cause of blindness in clients with diabetes • parathyroid hormone, or PTH, controls this electrolyte. • type 1 diabetics will require lifelong replacement of this. • patients with too much ADH may develop this disease process. • ...

Hypoglycemia 2022-01-28

Hypoglycemia crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Self-report of hypoglycemia is affected by ____ of patient recall. 2
  2. Diabetes ___ can increase the risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  3. Risk of hypoglycemia in type 2 diabetes in influenced by patient and __ factors. 2
  4. Severe hypoglycemia can cause severe ___ impairment. 2
  5. Having a ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
  6. Patients treated with what have a higher self-report rate of hypoglycemia. 2
  7. High risk medications for hypoglycemia are insulin and ____.2
  8. Hypoglycemia is classified as ___ plasma glucose concentration that can cause harm to an individual.1
  9. A severe episode of hypoglycemia can sometimes result in ___.1
  10. This type of hypoglycemia has a blood glucose >70 mg/dL. 2
  11. A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal a ____ in insulin secretion. 1
  12. Factors that increase risk of hypoglycemia is food ___.2
  13. In the healthcare system, they focus on ___ HbA1C. 2
  14. Engaging patients in ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
  15. Risk factors are a result of relative or absolute ____ excess.1
  16. What is the result of interplay of relative or mild-to-moderate absolute therapeutic insulin excess and compromised physiological and behavioral defenses against falling plasma glucose concentrations in type 1. 1
  17. Financial ___ increases risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  18. High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1
  19. What type of hypoglycemia is the result of the interplay of therapeutic hyperinsulinemia and compromised defenses.1
  20. This type of hypoglycemia has symptoms such as absence of blood glucose measurements. 2
  21. In one study of subcutaneous glucose sensing in type 1 glucose levels were ≤70 mg/dL 1.5 hours per__.1
Down
  1. A limiting factor for a patient to bring a hypoglycemia even to medical attention is access to ___. 2
  2. What is used in the treatment of hypoglycemia in patients? 1
  3. Carbohydrates ingestion from symptoms are largely ___.1
  4. Every approach to identifying hypoglycemia has ____.2
  5. Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1
  6. Future hypoglycemia can be predicted by __ hypoglycemia. 2
  7. Patients with type 1 diabetes suffer about __ episodes a week of hypoglycemia.1
  8. In patient’s self -reported events varied ___.2
  9. One result of hypoglycemia is complications of the ___ .1
  10. Glucose monitoring ___ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  11. What should patients with type 1 try to control? 1
  12. Most hypoglycemia events occur ___ a healthcare system. 2
  13. What health conditions increase hypoglycemia risk? 2
  14. What does Iatrogenic hypoglycemia result in with people who have a problem with Type 1 diabetes.1
  15. What limits glucose use and mobile gluconeogenic precursors? 1
  16. A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal an increase in ____.1
  17. Diabetes are based on relative or absolute therapeutic ___.1
  18. Minimizing risks of hypoglycemia involves matching insulin action and glucose availability in how many steps? 1
  19. What type of hypoglycemia is a limiting factor in glycemic management? 1
  20. This type of hypoglycemia requires another person’s assistance for recovery after treatment. 2
  21. Hypoglycemia in patients with type 2 diabetes is ___. 2
  22. Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1
  23. What is not an appropriate goal in patients with type 1 diabetes? 1
  24. What kind of shift do patients with poorly controlled plasma glucose concentrations need? 1
  25. A glucose level __ than 70mg/dL is an alert value. 2
  26. Fear of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia can __ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  27. What kind of health literacy can increase the risk of hypoglycemia? 2
  28. In patients with controlled type 1 diabetes plasma concentrations are ___.1
  29. Most episodes of hypoglycemia can be self-treated with __.1

50 Clues: Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1 • Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1 • Having a ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2 • High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1 • Glucose monitoring ___ risk of hypoglycemia. 2 • In patient’s self -reported events varied ___.2 • Financial ___ increases risk of hypoglycemia. 2 • ...

Hypoglycemia 2022-01-28

Hypoglycemia crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Self-report of hypoglycemia is affected by ____ of patient recall. 2
  2. Diabetes ___ can increase the risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  3. Risk of hypoglycemia in type 2 diabetes in influenced by patient and __ factors. 2
  4. Severe hypoglycemia can cause severe ___ impairment. 2
  5. Having a ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
  6. Patients treated with what have a higher self-report rate of hypoglycemia. 2
  7. High risk medications for hypoglycemia are insulin and ____.2
  8. Hypoglycemia is classified as ___ plasma glucose concentration that can cause harm to an individual.1
  9. A severe episode of hypoglycemia can sometimes result in ___.1
  10. This type of hypoglycemia has a blood glucose >70 mg/dL. 2
  11. A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal a ____ in insulin secretion. 1
  12. Factors that increase risk of hypoglycemia is food ___.2
  13. In the healthcare system, they focus on ___ HbA1C. 2
  14. Engaging patients in ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
  15. Risk factors are a result of relative or absolute ____ excess.1
  16. What is the result of interplay of relative or mild-to-moderate absolute therapeutic insulin excess and compromised physiological and behavioral defenses against falling plasma glucose concentrations in type 1. 1
  17. Financial ___ increases risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  18. High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1
  19. What type of hypoglycemia is the result of the interplay of therapeutic hyperinsulinemia and compromised defenses.1
  20. This type of hypoglycemia has symptoms such as absence of blood glucose measurements. 2
  21. In one study of subcutaneous glucose sensing in type 1 glucose levels were ≤70 mg/dL 1.5 hours per ¬¬¬¬¬¬__.1
Down
  1. A limiting factor for a patient to bring a hypoglycemia even to medical attention is access to ___. 2
  2. What is used in the treatment of hypoglycemia in patients? 1
  3. Carbohydrates ingestion from symptoms are largely ___.1
  4. Every approach to identifying hypoglycemia has ____.2
  5. Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1
  6. Future hypoglycemia can be predicted by __ hypoglycemia. 2
  7. Patients with type 1 diabetes suffer about __ episodes a week of hypoglycemia.1
  8. In patient’s self -reported events varied ___.2
  9. One result of hypoglycemia is complications of the ___ .1
  10. Glucose monitoring ___ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  11. What should patients with type 1 try to control? 1
  12. Most hypoglycemia events occur ___ a healthcare system. 2
  13. What health conditions increase hypoglycemia risk? 2
  14. What does Iatrogenic hypoglycemia result in with people who have a problem with Type 1 diabetes.1
  15. What limits glucose use and mobile gluconeogenic precursors? 1
  16. A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal an increase in ____.1
  17. Diabetes are based on relative or absolute therapeutic ___.1
  18. Minimizing risks of hypoglycemia involves matching insulin action and glucose availability in how many steps? 1
  19. What type of hypoglycemia is a limiting factor in glycemic management? 1
  20. This type of hypoglycemia requires another person’s assistance for recovery after treatment. 2
  21. Hypoglycemia in patients with type 2 diabetes is ___. 2
  22. Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1
  23. What is not an appropriate goal in patients with type 1 diabetes? 1
  24. What kind of shift do patients with poorly controlled plasma glucose concentrations need? 1
  25. A glucose level __ than 70mg/dL is an alert value. 2
  26. Fear of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia can __ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  27. What kind of health literacy can increase the risk of hypoglycemia? 2
  28. In patients with controlled type 1 diabetes plasma concentrations are ___.1
  29. Most episodes of hypoglycemia can be self-treated with __.1

50 Clues: Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1 • Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1 • Having a ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2 • High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1 • Glucose monitoring ___ risk of hypoglycemia. 2 • In patient’s self -reported events varied ___.2 • Financial ___ increases risk of hypoglycemia. 2 • ...

Hypoglycemia 2022-01-28

Hypoglycemia crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Self-report of hypoglycemia is affected by ____ of patient recall. 2
  2. Diabetes ___ can increase the risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  3. Risk of hypoglycemia in type 2 diabetes in influenced by patient and __ factors. 2
  4. Severe hypoglycemia can cause severe ___ impairment. 2
  5. Having a ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
  6. Patients treated with what have a higher self-report rate of hypoglycemia. 2
  7. High risk medications for hypoglycemia are insulin and ____.2
  8. Hypoglycemia is classified as ___ plasma glucose concentration that can cause harm to an individual.1
  9. A severe episode of hypoglycemia can sometimes result in ___.1
  10. This type of hypoglycemia has a blood glucose >70 mg/dL. 2
  11. A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal a ____ in insulin secretion. 1
  12. Factors that increase risk of hypoglycemia is food ___.2
  13. In the healthcare system, they focus on ___ HbA1C. 2
  14. Engaging patients in ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
  15. Risk factors are a result of relative or absolute ____ excess.1
  16. What is the result of interplay of relative or mild-to-moderate absolute therapeutic insulin excess and compromised physiological and behavioral defenses against falling plasma glucose concentrations in type 1. 1
  17. Financial ___ increases risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  18. High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1
  19. What type of hypoglycemia is the result of the interplay of therapeutic hyperinsulinemia and compromised defenses.1
  20. This type of hypoglycemia has symptoms such as absence of blood glucose measurements. 2
  21. In one study of subcutaneous glucose sensing in type 1 glucose levels were ≤70 mg/dL 1.5 hours per __.1
Down
  1. A limiting factor for a patient to bring a hypoglycemia even to medical attention is access to ___. 2
  2. What is used in the treatment of hypoglycemia in patients? 1
  3. Carbohydrates ingestion from symptoms are largely ___.1
  4. Every approach to identifying hypoglycemia has ____.2
  5. Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1
  6. Future hypoglycemia can be predicted by __ hypoglycemia. 2
  7. Patients with type 1 diabetes suffer about __ episodes a week of hypoglycemia.1
  8. In patient’s self -reported events varied ___.2
  9. One result of hypoglycemia is complications of the ___ .1
  10. Glucose monitoring ___ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  11. What should patients with type 1 try to control? 1
  12. Most hypoglycemia events occur ___ a healthcare system. 2
  13. What health conditions increase hypoglycemia risk? 2
  14. What does Iatrogenic hypoglycemia result in with people who have a problem with Type 1 diabetes.1
  15. What limits glucose use and mobile gluconeogenic precursors? 1
  16. A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal an increase in ____.1
  17. Diabetes are based on relative or absolute therapeutic ___.1
  18. Minimizing risks of hypoglycemia involves matching insulin action and glucose availability in how many steps? 1
  19. What type of hypoglycemia is a limiting factor in glycemic management? 1
  20. This type of hypoglycemia requires another person’s assistance for recovery after treatment. 2
  21. Hypoglycemia in patients with type 2 diabetes is ___. 2
  22. Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1
  23. What is not an appropriate goal in patients with type 1 diabetes? 1
  24. What kind of shift do patients with poorly controlled plasma glucose concentrations need? 1
  25. A glucose level __ than 70mg/dL is an alert value. 2
  26. Fear of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia can __ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
  27. What kind of health literacy can increase the risk of hypoglycemia? 2
  28. In patients with controlled type 1 diabetes plasma concentrations are ___.1
  29. Most episodes of hypoglycemia can be self-treated with __.1

50 Clues: Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1 • Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1 • Having a ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2 • High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1 • Glucose monitoring ___ risk of hypoglycemia. 2 • In patient’s self -reported events varied ___.2 • Financial ___ increases risk of hypoglycemia. 2 • ...

Diabetes Review 2020-08-25

Diabetes Review crossword puzzle
Across
  1. Microvascular complications of the eyes
  2. Nerve damage due to metabolic changes
  3. Life threatening complication of Type I diabetes
  4. Severe hypoglycemia can cause:
  5. Diabetic associated foot ulcers can lead to:
Down
  1. Defects in white blood cells (neutrophils and monocytes) put patients with diabetes at higher risk for:
  2. Patients with diabetes may also develop ____ due to chronic hyperglycemia causing damage to blood vessels
  3. Diabetes can cause ____ to due damage to the small vessels that supply the kidneys
  4. Life threatening complication of severe hyperglycemia in type 2 Diabetes

9 Clues: Severe hypoglycemia can cause: • Nerve damage due to metabolic changes • Microvascular complications of the eyes • Diabetic associated foot ulcers can lead to: • Life threatening complication of Type I diabetes • Life threatening complication of severe hyperglycemia in type 2 Diabetes • ...