Across
- 2. Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA) contains a three-step treatment. This nutrient is checked after IV fluids in step two of DKA treatment
- 3. Primary treatment of DMT1, given by injection, pump, or pen
- 7. Another term once used for DMT1: “___ diabetes”
- 8. DMT1 exogenous insulin type that kicks in within 10-15 minutes, peaks in about 60 minutes, and lasts 3-5 hours
- 10. Inherited risk factor towards Type 1 risk
- 12. A 14 year old arrives in the ER with a sweet fruity breath while experiencing Kussmaul’s Respirations. What complication are you worried about (abbreviation)?
- 14. Factor that increases DMT1 likelihood as years go by
- 15. Target cells of autoimmune attack in DMT1
- 16. Prevent this side effect by rotating injections within one particular site
- 18. A student nurse is practicing patient teaching for an individual recently diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. This acronym helps them explain the importance of a healthy lifestyle in managing diabetes
- 19. In DMT1, the pancreas doesn’t ______ sufficient insulin for glucose regulation
Down
- 1. A patient with Type 1 Diabetes reports trembling and tingling after accidentally taking too much insulin. What acute complication are they most likely experiencing?
- 4. Classic symptom of DMT1: excessive thirst
- 5. This organ’s failure to secrete insulin with Type 1 Diabetes
- 6. Classic symptom of DMT1: excessive urination
- 9. Classic symptom of DMT1: excessive hunger
- 11. Unexplained ___ loss is a common early sign of DMT1
- 13. Energy molecules produced when fat is broken down in the absence of insulin
- 14. A 30 year old individual newly diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes demonstrates understanding of insulin administration when they state: “I know that when I need to take my insulin shot, the preferred site is my ___”
- 17. A student nurse is teaching a newly diagnosed patient with Type 1 Diabetes about lifestyle management. The student nurse emphasizes this acronym for the management of diabetes mellitus