SEHS Option C.4 (SL)

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3 questions

1

Compare type 1 and type 2 diabetes.

not associated with excess body weight
often associated with higher normal ketone levels
disease of insulin resistance
usually diagnosed in older adults
imbalance of insulin
often treated with insulin injections/pump
associated with hypertension and/or high cholesterol levels and excess body weight
often treated through dietary modification/exercise
treated with insulin
usually manifests in young people
destruction of insulin producing cells of the pancreas

Compare type 1 and type 2 diabetes.

not associated with excess body weight

often associated with higher normal ketone levels

disease of insulin resistance

usually diagnosed in older adults

imbalance of insulin

often treated with insulin injections/pump

associated with hypertension and/or high cholesterol levels and excess body weight

often treated through dietary modification/exercise

treated with insulin

usually manifests in young people

destruction of insulin producing cells of the pancreas

Type 1

Type 2

Which of the following are major risk factors for type 2 diabetes?

family history

blindness

nerve damage

kidney disease

cardiovascular disease

diet high in saturated fat

obesity

physical inactivity

Which of the following are major health risks of type 2 diabetes?

physical inactivity

kidney disease

obesity

blindness

diet high in saturated fat

nerve damage

cardiovascular disease

family history