Question

Indicate which symptoms, complications, and management strategies are associated with type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes, or both type 1 and type 2 diabetes.

(answer will be used more than once.)

A. type 1 diabetes

B. type 2 diabetes

C. type 1 and type 2 diabetes

_ Hypergiycemia is present

_ Onset of symptoms is sudden

_ Symptoms most commonly begin in adults over age 40

_ Always requires insulin for treatment

_ The risks for heart disease and kidney disease are increased

_ More likely to occur in people who are overweight

_ Ketoacidosis is a serious complication

_ The most common type of diabetes mellitus

_ The patient has an increased risk for infection

_ A major symptom before treatment is started is increased thirst

_ The patient still makes some of his or her own insulin

_ Hypertension is common

Answer 1

A.Type 1 Diabetes

• Hyperglycemia present
• Ketoacidosis a serious complication
• The risks for heart disease and kidney disease are increased
• A major symptom before treatment is started is increased thirst
• The patient still makes some of his or her own insulin
• Onset of symptoms is sudden

B.Type 2 diabetes

• Always require insulin for the treatment
• More likely to occur in people who are overweight
• The risks for heart disease and kidney disease are increased
• A major symptom before treatment is started is increased thirst
• Symptoms most commonly begin in adults over age 40

C.Both type 1 and type diabetes

• The risks for heart disease and kidney disease are increased
• A major symptom before treatment is started is increased thirst
• Hypertension is common