insulin | | condition when body does not respond to insulin |
medications | | Beneficiaries who are eligible for diabetic testing supplies at little or no cost |
three | | complete loss of sensation in the feet leads to injuries which further leads to |
retinopathy | | natural hormone that helps body use blood sugar for energy |
carbohydrates | | major complication of the kidney due to diabetes |
juvenile | | Blood glucose reading of 65 mg/dl |
Glucophage | | Gestational diabetes normally occurs in these women |
amputation | | eating healthy to delay diabetes |
low | | All diabetics must receive this eye exam yearly |
nephropathy | | Diabetes type accounting for 90% of all cases |
exercise | | number of times one should check blood sugar on average |
American | | condition when ketones turn the blood acidic |
chronic | | small, white, fine particle used for flavoring a.k.a. diabetes |
monitor | | the "A" in ADA stands for ___ Diabetes Association |
lancet | | Brand name for Metformin |
Medicare | | a test to determine glucose control for the past 2 to 3 mos: ___ A1c |
logbook | | 15 grams are needed when sugar drops below 70 mg/dl |
two | | Diabetes Mellitus is a disease known to last a lifetime |
resistance | | aid used to record daily blood glucose values |
hemoglobin | | patients often suffer ___ ___ because of hardened arteries |
ketoacidosis | | Blood glucose reading of 180 mg/dl |
dilated | | 17 yr old most likely has Type 1 diabetes previously known as |
sugar | | walking, running, gardening to gain control of diabetes |
high | | product used to prick fingertips for blood |
diet | | BB King checks his glucose levels using this device |
pregnant | | major complication of the eye due to diabetes |
symptoms | | increased urination, thirst, hunger, fatigue are classic examples of |
heart attacks | | Glyburide, Avandia, and Actos |