Managing Type 2 Diabetes Symptoms

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What causes Type 2 diabetes? Options: A. The body stops producing insulin completely, B. The body does not use insulin effectively (insulin resistance), C. Eating too much sugar one time, D. Not drinking enough water

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The body does not use insulin effectively (insulin resistance)

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Which is a common risk factor for Type 2 diabetes? A. Obesity, B. Frequent exercise, C. Low blood pressure, D. Eating vegetables

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Obesity

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Which of the following is a common symptom of high blood sugar? A. Weight gain, B. Increased thirst and urination, C. Excessive sleep, D. Low heart rate

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Increased thirst and urination

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Which lifestyle change BEST helps manage Type 2 diabetes? A. Daily physical activity, B. Eating more processed foods, C. Skipping meals, D. Drinking more soda

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Daily physical activity

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Which statement is TRUE about Type 2 diabetes treatment? A. Everyone needs insulin immediately B. Medications, diet, and exercise are key management tools C. It can be cured with one healthy meal D. Blood sugar never needs to be checked

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Medications, diet, and exercise are key management tools

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Which of the following complications is associated with uncontrolled Type 2 diabetes? A. Blurred vision, B. Nerve damage (neuropathy), C. Kidney disease, D. All of the above

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All of the above

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How often should people with Type 2 diabetes check their feet?

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Every day

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Which type of diet is most recommended for Type 2 diabetes? Options: A. High in lean protein, whole grains, and vegetables, B. High in sugar and processed foods, C. Skipping meals to lower blood sugar, D. Only eating one large meal per day

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High in lean protein, whole grains, and vegetables

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Which of the following is an important self-care practice for someone with Type 2 diabetes? A. Monitoring blood sugar regularly, B. Taking medications as prescribed, C. Attending follow-up appointments, D. All of the above

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All of the above

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What is the long-term goal of managing Type 2 diabetes?

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To prevent complications and maintain healthy blood sugar levels