Question

Quiz Emergency Procedures 1. Ameila's blood glucose is 215 mg/dL you would/would not (circle one) allow her to exercise today? (1 point) 2. Arthur has a blood glucose level of 300 mg/dL and a ketone level of.4mmol/L. You would/would not (circle one) allow him to exercise today. (1 point) 3. Mary has been exercising in the Exercise Clinic for 3 months. She is taking Simvastatin, Effexor, and Vitamin D She tells you that she didn't take her medications this morning but will take them as soon as she gets home from exercise. You would/would not (circle one) let her exercise today. (1 point) 4. The most common side effect of exercise in individuals with diabetes is ( point) Name 3 symptoms of this common side effect: (3 points) 5. Before exercise an individual's glucose should be mg/dL. If the glucose is mg/dL a carbohydrate should be given of grams. (3 points) 6. How often should emergency procedures be practiced? (1 point) 7. According to the 2010 Guidelines for CPR, which is the correct order for patients in cardiac rest? a. Open airway, give two breaths, give 30 chest b. Give 30 chest compressions, open airway, give two c. Open airway, check breathing, check pulse, attach d. None of the above compressions, attach AED as soon as possible breaths, attach AED as soon as possible AED as soon as possible

Answer 1

1, you would allow her to exercise today..because exercise is an important part of any diabetic treatment plan,which reduces the glucose level when it is high..

2, you would not allow him to exercise today because if ketones are present it can increase the ketones more if you do exercise that lead to diabetic ketoacidosis, and life threatening condition..hold off the exercise until blood glucose has come down..

3, you would allow her exercise today..exercise must be done along with medication to control the cholesterol levels..patient should not stop the exercise when they skip the medication..

4, hypoglycemia, dehydration, nerve pain..

5, before exercise individual glucose should be more than 100mg/dl. If the glucose is less than 100mg/DL a carbohydrate should be given of 15grams

6, emergency procedures be practiced as often as possible to keep the employees prepared..

7, b, give 30chest compressions, open airway, give two breaths, attach AED as soon as possible..

As per 2010 AHA guidelines for CPR and ECC steps changed from airway, breathing, chest compression to chest compression,airway, breathing..

8, c, immediately begin CPR, starting with chest compression.

9, b, 10-15 seconds

Using a watch with a second hand, count the beats you feel for 10-15 seconds..