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DM Pre-Activity Assessment

A professional healthcare setting with a focus on diabetes management, featuring a nurse administering insulin and a patient monitoring their blood sugar levels, bright and informative atmosphere.

Diabetes Management Pre-Activity Assessment

This quiz is designed to assess your knowledge and understanding of diabetes management, specifically for healthcare professionals. It covers essential topics related to diabetes types, blood glucose control during hospitalization, and insulin administration.

Test your knowledge about diabetes guidelines
Learn more about insulin types and dosages
Understand the ideal A1C targets for diabetic patients

7 Questions2 MinutesCreated by ObservingClarity732

Please Select your Role

Clinical Pharmacist / Pharmacist

Pharmacy Technician

Which one is the most Common type of DM?

Type 1 DM

Type 2 DM

None of the Above

According to the ADA guideline, the desirable POC blood glucose results during hospitalization is:

5.6-7.8 mMOL/L (100-140 mg/dL)

7.8 - 10 mMOL/L (140-180 mg/dL)

5.6 - 10 mMOL/L (100-180 mg/dL)

Which insulin(s) is/are suitable for IV administration?

Insulin Aspart

Insulin Glargine

Regular Insulin

All of the Above

Sliding Scale Insulin Can be used for long-term management of hyperglycemia during hospitalization.

True

False

For the majority of diabetic patients, the ideal A1C target is:

<8.0%

<7.5%

<7.0%

<6.5%

Which of the following A1C values is considered a diagnosis of diabetes?

�7.5%

�7%

�6.5%

�5.6%

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