Diabetes Patient Case Study Questions

The video discusses a case of diabetes with complications such as poor circulation, neuropathy, ulcers, and potential gangrene. Treatment options include stabilizing sugar levels, considering antibiotics, and possibly amputation. The patient, Marjorie, is identified, and the session continues with a discussion on experiments and future plans, including a humorous note on setting up a lemonade stand if expelled from the faculty.

What are some of the symptoms observed in the patient with diabetes?

• High blood pressure

• Frequent urination

• Weight gain

• Poor circulation and ulcers

Which of the following complications is mentioned but not confirmed in the patient?

• Retinopathy

• Kidney failure

• Heart disease

• Osteomyelitis

What is one of the initial treatment steps suggested for the patient?

• Increasing physical activity

• Stabilizing blood sugar levels

• Reducing salt intake

• Starting a new diet

What is the name of the patient discussed in the case study?

• Sophia

• Isabella

• Emily

• Marjorie

What humorous activity is suggested if the students are expelled from school?

• Writing a book

• Traveling the world

• Opening a lemonade stand

• Starting a band