PRACTICE
QUESTIONS
Exercise # 7
Q1. Type
I diabetes occurs most commonly in
a. Adults aged greater that 30 yrs
b. Children
c. Adults aged 30 yrs or lesser
d. B & C
e. A, B & C
Q2. At
the time of diagnosis of Type II diabetes,
a. Most of them are obese
b. Most are not obese
c. Obesity has no relation to Type II
diabetes
d. Obesity is not a predisposing factor for
type II diabetes
Q3. Which
of the following are true with regards to GDM?
a. GDM increases future risk of
developing Type II DM
b. Post pregnancy, glucose regulation
returns to normal.
c. GDM has no risk to future Type II
DM.
d. A & B
Q4.
Genetic predisposition is more predominant to
a. Type I DM
b. Type II DM
c. GDM
d. Prediabetes
Q5.
Secondary diabetes does not arise due to which of the following,
a. Cushings syndrome
b. Pancreatic disease
c. Thiazide diuretics
d. Adrenocorticosteroids
e. Addisions disease
Q6. Which
of the following is/are not counterregulatory hormones that antagonize the
glycemic effects of insulin
a. Glucagon
b. Epinephrine
c. Norephinprine
d. Growth hormone
e. Seratonin
Q7.
Ketone bodies that are formed in ketoacidosis are
I.
Betahydroxybutyric
acid
II. Acetoacetic acid
III. Acetone
- I only
- III only
- I & II only
- II & III only
- All
Q8. In
Type II diabetes, HHNK is due to,
a. Breakdown of protein by cells for
energy, due to insufficient glucose uptake by cells
b. Breakdown of fats by cells for
energy, due to insufficient glucose uptake by cells
c. Breakdown of protein & fats by
cells for energy, due to insufficient glucose uptake by cells
d. None of the above
Q9.
Unintentional weight loss is generally seen in
a. Type I
b. Type II
c. Type I & Type II
d. Prediabetes
Q10.OGTT
is generally checked after how much time of taking oral glucose?
a. 2 hrs
b. 30 mins
c. 1 hr
d. 11/2 hr
e. 45 mins
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