Diabetes Prevention and Management Quiz

Question 1
Which of the following non-genetic factors can be modified to reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes?

(A) Family history

(B) Regular physical activity

(C) Advanced aging

(D) Ethnic background

Question 2
Which lifestyle change is most effective in preventing the onset of type 2 diabetes?

(A) Eating too little carbohydrates

(B) Skipping meals to reduce calorie intake

(C) Adopting a balanced diet rich in fiber and low in processed sugars

(D) Relying solely on herbal supplements

Question 3
During diabetes management, why is weight control considered essential?

(A) It eliminates the need for medication.

(B) It improves insulin sensitivity and helps regulate blood sugar levels.

(C) It reduces blood sugar by direct consumption of insulin.

(D) It cures diabetes permanently.

Question 4
Which of the following best describes the role of self-monitoring of blood glucose in diabetes management?

(A) It helps patients adjust their daily habits to maintain stable blood sugar levels.

(B) It automatically adjusts insulin levels in the body.

(C) It can replace the need for regular medical check-ups.

(D) It provides a one-time diagnosis of diabetes status.

Question 5
Which dietary habit is recommended for the prevention of type 2 diabetes?

(A) Eating high amounts of processed foods for energy.

(B) Incorporating whole grains and vegetables in daily meals.

(C) Focusing solely on low-fat foods regardless of carbohydrate quality.

(D) Eliminating all carbohydrates from the diet.

Question 6
In the context of type 2 diabetes, what is the significance of regular physical exercise?

(A) It completely prevents the progression of diabetes.

(B) It enhances muscle insulin sensitivity and aids in blood sugar regulation.

(C) It is only necessary for weight loss, not blood sugar control.

(D) It can substitute for all diabetes medications.

Question 7
How can stress management contribute to diabetes prevention and control?

(A) By curing diabetes through relaxation techniques alone.

(B) By reducing stress-induced increases in blood sugar levels.

(C) By directly lowering blood sugar without lifestyle modifications.

(D) By eliminating the need for any dietary changes.

Question 8
Which factor is most likely to indicate a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes?

(A) Central obesity (excess fat around the abdomen)

(B) High intake of fruits

(C) Extended periods of sleep

(D) Athletic build with low body fat

Question 9
In diabetes management, why is patient education considered a critical component?

(A) It merely involves reading pamphlets without practical application.

(B) It empowers patients to make informed choices about diet, physical activity, and medication.

(C) It is only important during the initial diagnosis phase.

(D) It ensures that patients no longer require professional medical advice.

Question 10
Which approach is most balanced for managing type 2 diabetes?

(A) Focusing only on weight loss while ignoring blood sugar levels.

(B) Using only diet restrictions without any physical activity.

(C) Relying solely on alternative therapies without professional guidance.

(D) Combining lifestyle changes with appropriate medication under medical supervision.

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