Oral antidiabetic agents vary in their actions in controlling hyperglycemia and include all of the following mechanisms except:
a. increasing glycosuria.
b. decreasing hepatic synthesis of glucose.
c. increasing receptor sensitivity to insulin.
d. retarding absorption of carbohydrates.
Question 2
To effectively teach diabetic clients about glycemic control, the nurse understands that:
a. diabetics may follow the same guidelines for sugar intake as that among the general population since moderate consumption of sugar has not been shown to adversely affect glycemic control.
b. sugar alcohols (such as sorbitol) with lowered glycemic effect have significantly improved long-term glycemic control.
c. food preparation does not have to be considered in determining glycemic effect.
d. the amount of fiber content in food items does not affect glycemic control.
Side-effects of major chemotherapy agents
The antagonistic actions of insulin and
Pathogenic microorganisms include (A) bacteria, (B) viruses, (C) protozoa, and (D) helminths.
Classification of Antihypertensive Agents
Oral Candida Albicans