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If a patient with type 1 diabetes has a fever and increased blood glucose levels, he or she should
drink only water until blood glucose levels drop.
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adjust the insulin dose to normalize blood glucose levels.
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seek medical advice immediately.
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maintain normal insulin doses and food intake.
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In all probability, the most significant factor in the development of obesity is
physiologic influences.
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social influences.
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psychologic influences.
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genetics and family food patterns.
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Clinical or extreme obesity is defined as a body mass index (BMI) of
>35.
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>40.
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25 to 34.
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30 to 39.
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A 62-year-old patient with a history of blood sugars slightly above normal and recurrent skin infections may need to be further assessed for
type 2 diabetes.
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gestational diabetes.
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chronic kidney disease.
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hepatitis.
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Food behaviors of value in a weight-reduction program include
eating while doing other activities.
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eating quickly.
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choosing small portions.
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skipping meals.
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The form of insulin that has its peak action after about 8 hours is
oral hypoglycemic insulin.
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long-acting insulin.
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intermediate-acting insulin.
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rapid-acting insulin.
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Women with a history of gestational diabetes mellitus are at risk for developing
type 2 diabetes.
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chronic kidney disease.
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morbid obesity.
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type 1 diabetes.
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A menu selection high in saturated fat is
baked salmon and herbed potatoes.
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baked macaroni and tomato sauce.
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baked ziti with sausage and cream sauce.
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grilled turkey burgers with onion and peppers.
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A dietary pattern that would be most beneficial for a patient with diabetes is a
low-sodium diet.
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high-protein diet.
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low-sugar diet.
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Mediterranean diet.
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A sound food plan for weight loss contains
very little fat content.
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very little carbohydrates.
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more protein than carbohydrates.
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a balance of macronutrients.
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