Diabetic patients should not only measure finger blood glucose, but also measure glycosylated hemoglobin when measuring blood glucose.
Diabetic patients should not only measure finger blood glucose, but also measure glycosylated hemoglobin when measuring blood glucose.
What is not the cause of<br/>metabolic acidosis(<br/>) A: serious diarrhea B: diabetic ketonemia C: hypokalemia D: acute renal failure
What is not the cause of<br/>metabolic acidosis(<br/>) A: serious diarrhea B: diabetic ketonemia C: hypokalemia D: acute renal failure
The indication of tolbutamide is A: children’s diabetes B: mild or moderate NIDDM C: IDDM D: severe NIDDM E: diabetic patient after pancreatectomy
The indication of tolbutamide is A: children’s diabetes B: mild or moderate NIDDM C: IDDM D: severe NIDDM E: diabetic patient after pancreatectomy
Diabetic patients should not only measure finger blood glucose, but also measure glycosylated hemoglobin when measuring blood glucose. A: 正确 B: 错误
Diabetic patients should not only measure finger blood glucose, but also measure glycosylated hemoglobin when measuring blood glucose. A: 正确 B: 错误
What’s the most common cause of death in patients with type 2 diabetes? A: Infection B: Hypoglycemia C: Diabetic nephropathy D: Cardio cerebrovascular accident
What’s the most common cause of death in patients with type 2 diabetes? A: Infection B: Hypoglycemia C: Diabetic nephropathy D: Cardio cerebrovascular accident
In a reasonable diabetic diet, carbohydrates should account for a percentage of total calories A: 25%- 30% B: 35% -40% C: 45% -50% D: 55% -60%
In a reasonable diabetic diet, carbohydrates should account for a percentage of total calories A: 25%- 30% B: 35% -40% C: 45% -50% D: 55% -60%
Which of the following often leads to metabolic acidosis with an increased AG () A: Diarrhea B: Diabetic ketoacidosis C: Renal tubular acidosis (RTA) D: Fast infusion of a large amount of saline solution E: Mild or moderate renal failure
Which of the following often leads to metabolic acidosis with an increased AG () A: Diarrhea B: Diabetic ketoacidosis C: Renal tubular acidosis (RTA) D: Fast infusion of a large amount of saline solution E: Mild or moderate renal failure
The causes often lead to metabolic acidosis with a normal AG except<br/>for () A: Diarrhea B: Diabetic ketoacidosis C: Renal tubular acidosis D: Fast infusion of a large amount of saline solution E: Mild or moderate renal failure
The causes often lead to metabolic acidosis with a normal AG except<br/>for () A: Diarrhea B: Diabetic ketoacidosis C: Renal tubular acidosis D: Fast infusion of a large amount of saline solution E: Mild or moderate renal failure
Cases where insulin can lower blood glucose are A: type 1 diabetes B: diabetic ketoacidosis C: perioperative period of type 1 diabetes D: mild type 2 diabetes E: type 2 diabetes with obesity
Cases where insulin can lower blood glucose are A: type 1 diabetes B: diabetic ketoacidosis C: perioperative period of type 1 diabetes D: mild type 2 diabetes E: type 2 diabetes with obesity
A pregnant client who is diabetic is at risk for having a large-for-gestational-age infant because of which of the following() A: Excess sugar causing reduced placental functioning. B: Insulin acting as a growth hormone on the fetus. C: Maternal dietary intake of high calories. D: Excess insulin reducing placental functioning.
A pregnant client who is diabetic is at risk for having a large-for-gestational-age infant because of which of the following() A: Excess sugar causing reduced placental functioning. B: Insulin acting as a growth hormone on the fetus. C: Maternal dietary intake of high calories. D: Excess insulin reducing placental functioning.