Across
- 2. Self-report of hypoglycemia is affected by ____ of patient recall. 2
- 7. Diabetes ___ can increase the risk of hypoglycemia. 2
- 9. Risk of hypoglycemia in type 2 diabetes in influenced by patient and __ factors. 2
- 13. Severe hypoglycemia can cause severe ___ impairment. 2
- 15. Having a ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
- 17. Patients treated with what have a higher self-report rate of hypoglycemia. 2
- 21. High risk medications for hypoglycemia are insulin and ____.2
- 26. Hypoglycemia is classified as ___ plasma glucose concentration that can cause harm to an individual.1
- 27. A severe episode of hypoglycemia can sometimes result in ___.1
- 30. This type of hypoglycemia has a blood glucose >70 mg/dL. 2
- 31. A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal a ____ in insulin secretion. 1
- 32. Factors that increase risk of hypoglycemia is food ___.2
- 34. In the healthcare system, they focus on ___ HbA1C. 2
- 37. Engaging patients in ___ can help prevent hypoglycemia. 2
- 38. Risk factors are a result of relative or absolute ____ excess.1
- 39. 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
- 41. Financial ___ increases risk of hypoglycemia. 2
- 44. High rates of glucose ____ into circulation.1
- 47. What type of hypoglycemia is the result of the interplay of therapeutic hyperinsulinemia and compromised defenses.1
- 48. This type of hypoglycemia has symptoms such as absence of blood glucose measurements. 2
- 49. 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
- 3. What is used in the treatment of hypoglycemia in patients? 1
- 4. Carbohydrates ingestion from symptoms are largely ___.1
- 5. Every approach to identifying hypoglycemia has ____.2
- 6. Insulin preparations are _____ imperfect. 1
- 8. Future hypoglycemia can be predicted by __ hypoglycemia. 2
- 10. Patients with type 1 diabetes suffer about __ episodes a week of hypoglycemia.1
- 11. In patient’s self -reported events varied ___.2
- 12. One result of hypoglycemia is complications of the ___ .1
- 14. Glucose monitoring ___ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
- 16. What should patients with type 1 try to control? 1
- 18. Most hypoglycemia events occur ___ a healthcare system. 2
- 19. What health conditions increase hypoglycemia risk? 2
- 20. What does Iatrogenic hypoglycemia result in with people who have a problem with Type 1 diabetes.1
- 22. What limits glucose use and mobile gluconeogenic precursors? 1
- 23. A decrease in plasma glucose concentrations signal an increase in ____.1
- 24. Diabetes are based on relative or absolute therapeutic ___.1
- 25. Minimizing risks of hypoglycemia involves matching insulin action and glucose availability in how many steps? 1
- 28. What type of hypoglycemia is a limiting factor in glycemic management? 1
- 29. This type of hypoglycemia requires another person’s assistance for recovery after treatment. 2
- 33. Hypoglycemia in patients with type 2 diabetes is ___. 2
- 35. Low rates of glucose ___ into circulation.1
- 36. What is not an appropriate goal in patients with type 1 diabetes? 1
- 39. What kind of shift do patients with poorly controlled plasma glucose concentrations need? 1
- 40. A glucose level __ than 70mg/dL is an alert value. 2
- 42. Fear of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia can __ risk of hypoglycemia. 2
- 43. What kind of health literacy can increase the risk of hypoglycemia? 2
- 45. In patients with controlled type 1 diabetes plasma concentrations are ___.1
- 46. Most episodes of hypoglycemia can be self-treated with __.1