Question

First go through this list and decide if the choice is classically seen in either iype or vpel diabetes mellitus. Or may the statement/word be equally applicable to BOTH. Then use the list to choose the correct answers to questions 10-15. (Be sure you understand the pathologic "why" of all your choices.) macroangiopathy. polyphagia neuropathy risk for dehydration use of Kussmaul respirations risk for high serum osmolality. microangiopathy presence of acetone breath in a crisis. insulin as a possible/ probable medication. oral anti-hyperglycemic meds as possible/ probable medications. sweaty skin ina crisis blood pH<7.35 in a crisis insulin coma A. B. C. D. as a compensatory response to a crisis E. F. G. H. J. K. L. M. diabetic coma N. 0. DKA insidious onset of S&S P. HHNKS Type I and Type II diabetes usually have in common all the following EXCEPT 10. A a. Rewording this question: out of A, C, D, or L, choose a letter that you didn't rate as "BOTH" in the list above. b. C C. d. L

Answer 1

10. Type 1 and type 2 usually have macroangiopathy, neuropathy and risk for dehydration. Blood PH less than 7.35 in crisis (L) is seen in type 1 diabetes mellitus. Option d is the correct answer.

11. Microangiopathy (G) is seen both in type 1 and type 2. Option c is the correct answer.

12. Sweaty skin in a crisis (K) is seen in patients taking diabetic medications. Option a is the correct answer.

13. In insulin coma (M) we five glucagons as an emergency medication. Option b is the correct answer.

14. Insidious onset of signs and symptoms (P) cannot be applied in this above scenario as it is seen in type 2 diabetes mellitus. The patient lost weight and in younger age which is an indication for type 1 diabetes mellitus. Option b is the correct answer.

15. Diabetes Ketoacidosis (O) is most likely seen in diabetes mellitus type 1. The patient is in older age and obese this indicates type 2 diabetes mellitus. Option b is the correct answer.