Metabolic Syndrome
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- 1.Type 1 diabetes is characterized by:
- A.
Insulin insensitivity.
- B.
Onset generally in older adults.
- C.
Insulin sensitivity
- D.
Pancreatic overproduction.
- 2.Type 2 diabetes is characterized by:
- A.
Insulin insensitivity.
- B.
Rapid intake of glucose in the tissues.
- C.
Insulin sensitivity.
- D.
. Appearance at an early age.
- 3.The following are all characteristics of metabolic syndrome:
- A.
Hypertension, hypoglycemia, and high HDL
- B.
Intra-abdominal obesity, hypertension, and low HDL
- C.
Dyslipidemia, intra-abdominal obesity, and insulin insensitivity
- D.
Intra-abdominal obesity, hypotension, and low LDLs
- 4.Conditions common to both definitions of metabolic syndrome include:
- A.
Abdominal obesity, low HDL, and hypertension.
- B.
.Hypertension, high HDL, and high triglycerides.
- C.
Low HDL, abdominal obesity, low fasting glucose.
- D.
Diabetes, hypertension, and low triglycerides.
- 5.Following the clinical definitions, you can rule out metabolic syndrome if they have:
- A.
Normal fasting glucose levels.
- B.
Normal blood pressure.
- C.
Normal blood pressure and normal fasting glucose levels.
- D.
. High blood pressure and normal fasting glucose levels.
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