Diabetes

1. a patient with hypoglycemia and no IV access warrants administration of this medication
3. diabetic clients often develop renal disease due to this long-term complication of diabetes
8. glucose <60, manifests as cool, clammy skin, LOC changes, anxiety and hunger
10. first-line drug class used to treat hyperlipidemia in diabetic clients end in ____________
14. polyphagia, polyurea, and this are the three classic symptoms of diabetes
16. a patient with hypoglycemia with patent IV access warrants administration of this drug
18. patients who are ____________ should be educated to continue taking their insulin, monitor their glucose every 4 hours, and check for ketones every 3-4 hours
19. velvety brown to black skin discoloration, manifestation of insulin resistance
20. clients with diabetes often experiences this type of chest pain with myocardial infarction due to autonomic neuropathy

2. diabetic clients are recommended to have visual tests this often to assess for complications of diabetic retinopathy
4. a drink containing this may further exacerbate and/or cause hypoglycemia in clients with diabetes and/or taking oral anti-diabetic medications
5. this type of insulin most closely mimics the body's natural response to insulin following a meal
6. complication of type one diabetes, presents with hyperglycemia, metabolic acidosis and ketones in the urine
7. this type of insulin is the only type of insulin that may be administered via the IV route
9. clients with diabetes have a misuse or lack of this hormone
11. rapid and deep respirations associated with metabolic acidosis
12. this assessment finding in diabetic patients results in ankle and foot changes that ultimately lead to joint dysfunction and footdrop, caused by neuropathic arthropathy.
13. insulin may be stored at room temperature up to this many weeks
15. this type of diabetes is autoimmune and typically though not always has a younger age on onset
17. this drug class of antidiabetic medications reduces glucose production in the liver