Medical Pharmacology: Diabetes Management Practice
Questions
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Concerning insulin resistance:
- Insulin resistance is appropriately defined as a limited response to insulin due to reduced insulin levels.
- Insulin resistance may be best defined as an abnormal response to a normal amount of insulin.
- Both
- Neither
Factor/factors associated with insulin resistance:
- Age
- Physical activity
- Medications
- A & B
- B & C
- A & C
- A, B & C
Which one(s) of the following statements is/are correct?
- In adipocytes insulin resistance results in reduced lipolysis and decreased release of fatty acids into the blood.
- Insulin resistance in the liver corresponds to a reduced ability of insulin to decreased glucose production.
- Both
- Neither
Despite the presence of insulin resistance in muscle and fat, insulin resistance actually increases glucose transport from circulation.
- True
- False
Insulin resistance and adipocytes may be associated with both dyslipidemia and hepatic stenosis.
- True
- Fall
Concerning human insulin sensitivity and fat:
- There is an inverse relationship to the amount abdominal cavity fat in the sensitivity (in humans) to insulin effects.
- Elevated visceral fat accumulation is associated with increased insulin resistance.
- Both
- Neither
Choose the correct statements/statements concerning insulin resistance:
- Active individuals tend to be less susceptible to insulin resistance, compared to sedentary individuals.
- Risk of diabetes development is reduced by physical activity.
- Physical activity in diabetic patients tend to improve blood glucose control.
- A & B
- B & C
- A & C
- A, B & C
In type 2 diabetes, abnormalities in liver glucose metabolism may be associated with which one(s) of the following?
- Inadequate insulin
- Excessive glucagon secretion
- Both
- Neither
In type 2 diabetes attenuated insulin effects on hepatic glucose metabolism:
- Hepatic insulin lipogenic effects are maintained despite reduced insulin effects.
- In type 2 diabetes lipogenic effects are worsened by fasting hyperinsulinemia.
- Both
- Neither
This/these drug(s) is/are associated with hyperglycemia:
- Phenytoin (Hydantoins)
- Interferons
- Both
- Neither
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