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How much do you know about Type 1 Diabetes?!

An infographic illustrating the key facts about Type 1 Diabetes, including symptoms, management, and statistics, with a background of diverse people living healthily with diabetes.

Test Your Knowledge on Type 1 Diabetes

Are you curious about Type 1 Diabetes? Take our quiz to discover how much you really know! Whether for your own understanding or to help others, this quiz will test your knowledge and offer insights into this important health condition.

Learn about symptoms and complications
Understand key concepts like hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia
Challenge yourself with specific questions

12 Questions3 MinutesCreated by CaringHeart37

Only children get Type 1 Diabetes

True

False

Not sure

Approximately how many people in the UK have Type 1 Diabetes?

1 million

800,000

400,000

100,000

What is hyperglycemia (hyper)?

A low blood glucose level

A high blood glucose level

A normal blood glucose level

Not sure

What is a hypoglycemia (hypo)?

A low blood glucose level

A high blood glucose level

A normal blood glucose level

Not sure

Which are the common symptoms of Type 1 Diabetes? (select 3 of 5)

Frequent urination

Weight loss

Weight gain

Eating too many sweets

Increasing thirst

What is considered a normal range of blood glucose levels?

Under 2 mmol/L

2-4 mmol/L

4-8 mmol/L

8-12 mmol/L

Over 12 mmol/L

Other

What are the main symptoms of a low blood sugar level? (select 4 of 6)

Dizziness

Increasing thirst

Tiredness

Full of energy

Confusion/difficulty concentrating

Shaking/trembling/sweating

What are the possible causes of Type 1 diabetes (2 are correct)

Genetic influences

Eating too much

Being overweight

Your immune system attacking itself

Name the hormone that can't be produced for those with Type 1 Diabetes. What gland produces this?

Insulin - Pancreas

Insulin - Pituitary Gland

Thyroxine - Pancreas

Thyroxine - Thyroid Gland

What are the main complications of T1D (if poorly controlled) - choose 4/6

Deteriorating eyesight

Kidney disease

Damage to nerves and blood vessels

Feet problems

Type 2 Diabetes

Heart attacks

If you suspect someone you know with T1D is low, what should you do? (2 are correct)

Tell them it will be ok and to just wait it out

Tell them to take insulin

Tell them to eat something with sugar

Call someone/an ambulance if you're not sure or are very concerned

Ignore them

'People with Type 1 Diabetes are limited in what they can do'.

True

False

Not sure

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