Question 1

What is the function of Actrspid HM?

Accepted Answer

Fast-acting insulin (onset: 30 mins ) for lowering the post-meal blood glycemic level of Mr. Ho

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Intermediate-acting insulin (onset 90 mins) for limiting hyperglycemia overnight and between meals

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Increase the secretion of insulin from beta cells

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Long-acting insulin for reaching better basal glycemic control

Question 2

What is the reason for changing the Actrapid sliding scale (Q4H -> TDSbefore meal) in POC-2?

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Correcting the mismatch of insulin injection and meal time (inject 30 mins before meal)-> Stabilizing the blood glucose level after a meal

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Reducing the workload of nurses

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Saving money

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Lowering the basal blood glucose level of Mr.Ho

Question 3

Why Protaphane are added in POC-2?

Accepted Answer

Limiting hyperglycemia overnight and between meals

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Preventing hypoglycemia

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Student nurse have more chance for practicing IPMOE

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Stabilizing the blood glucose level after a meal

Question 4

Why can Mr. Ho be discharged even though his blood glucose did not meet the glycemic target?

Accepted Answer

All of above

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Mr.Ho is tolerated medicines (do not cause hypoglycemia and other major side effects)

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He is well-educated and self-injection technique reach PT standard

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Modification of treatment should be based on Mr. Ho's living style instead of the DM diet consumed in the hospital

Question 5

What is the main purpose of the DM diet in Mr.Ho’s case?

Accepted Answer

Control the blood sugar level by managing the intake of carbohydrates

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Lowering BMI

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Have a better body shape

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Preventing hypoglycemia

Question 6

What food should Mr. Ho stay away from?

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All of above

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Trans fats (baked goods)

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Saturated fats (beef, butter, bacon)

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Cholesterol ( high-fat dairy products and high-fat animal proteins, egg yolks, liver, and other organ meats)

Question 7

Does alcohol cause blood sugar levels to rise or fall?

Accepted Answer

(A) and (B)

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(B) Too much alcohol can cause low blood sugar by suppressing the liver’s ability to release glucose into the bloodstream

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(A) Moderate amounts of alcohol may increase levels

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Only (A)

Question 8

What is the common side effect of Diamicron?

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All of above

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Sweating

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Dizziness

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Headache

Question 9

What is the appropriate injection site of insulin injection?

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Abdomen

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Deltoid

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Forearm

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Ventrogluteal

Question 10

Which of the following is NOT a reason for Mr. Ho's anxiety?

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Expensive hospitalization costs

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Frequent nursing procedures

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Temporary change of living environment

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Health concerns

Question 11

How to relieve Mr. Ho's anxiety symptoms?

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All of above

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Allowing Mr. Hoto ask the questions

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Providing support and understanding to Mr. Ho

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Informing and explaining to Mr. Ho the purpose and the steps of nursing procedures

Question 12

Which of the following would NOT eliminate Mr. Ho'sanxiety about his health?

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Refusing to communicate to avoid being over-informed

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Informing him the test results which is normal or not

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Explaining to Mr. Hothe purpose of nursing procedures

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Informing the drug effects to him

Question 13

Which is the symptom of anxiety?

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All of above

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Headache

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Dizziness

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Rapid heartbeats

Question 14

Hypoglycemia can be classified into three levels and the corresponding descriptions are:

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Level 2: Glucose< 3.0 mmol/L (< 54 mg/dL)

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Level 1: Glucose < 5.6mmol/L (< 100 mg/dL)

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Level 3: Peak postprandial plasma glucose < 10.0 mmol/ L (< 180 mg/dL)

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Level 2: < 3.9 mmol/L (< 70 mg/dL)

Question 15

What is the clinical feature of Hypoglycemia?

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Diaphoresis

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Polyuria

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Dehydration

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Kussmanl Breathing

Question 16

The following statement correctly describes the recommendation for Hypoglycemia:

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All of above

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Assess for signs of hypoglycemia

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Assess medications taken regularly

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Review current medications and usage

Question 17

Cardiovascular disorder is a possible complication of Hypoglycemia

Accepted Answer

true

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false

Question 18

Hypoglycemia can be classified into three levels and the corresponding descriptions are:

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