Please answer 7-16. Thank you 6:37TE ןוו.DM Post-Test.pdf6. *Advantage of using an insulin pump that have been reported include:a) Allows for finer adjustment of insulin dosagesb) Convenience without multiple daily injectionsc) Monitors "on board" or "active" insulind) Calculates insulin dosagee) All of the above7. What type of insulin is used for insulin pump therapy?a) Long-acting insulinb) Rapid-acting (u100) insulin1Name:Title:Date:8. Rapid-acting insulin enters the blood and begins to work within 10 to 15 minutes after given.a) Trueb) False9. The pump can be programmed to deliver insulin similar to a healthy pancreas. Basal insulin can beprogrammed to deliver at different rates to meet the student's varying insulin needs.a) Trueb) False10. When giving insulin with parental input, what do you need to document?a) Nurse calculated insulin doseb) Amount of adjustment suggested by parentc) Justification for adjustmentd) Nursing judgement (agree or disagree)e) Dose givenf) All of the above11. An insulin pump can be programmed to deliver a bolus:a) To cover food or a high BGb) To cover exercise or treat low blood sugarc) To cover exercise or treat high blood sugar12. *Pumps deliver insulin through:a) A tube inserted under skinb) A pod attached to bodyc) Both a and b13. How does the body obtain most of the glucose it uses for energy?a) From foods containing carbohydrateb) From fatc) From water14. The pancreas produces tiny amounts of insulin 24 hours a day. This small amount of insulin keepsglucose levels stable between meals and during sleep. This tiny continuous production of insulin is called:a) Basal insulinb) Bolus insulin15. The pancreas produces larger amounts of insulin to cover the increase in glucose that occurs after eating.This larger amount of insulin is called:a) Basal insulinb) Bolus insulin16. Injection therapy uses intermediate or long-acting insulin to cover the body's:a) Basal insulin needsb) Bolus insulin needs2Name:Title:Date:17. Jessie comes to the medical office for pre-lunch check. BG – 210 mg/dL, lunch = 59 g, ISF = 1:60 Target- 120 mg/dL I:C = 1:30. How much insulin should you administer?Carb CoverageCorrection Dose using ISF#gm carb in meal = X unitsbG – Target bG = X units insulin# gm carb in I:CISFWrite vour ancwor bolow and choN calculations:

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Please answer 7-16. Thank you 6:37TE ןוו.DM Post-Test.pdf6. *Advantage of using an insulin pump that have been reported include:a) Allows for finer adjustment of insulin dosagesb) Convenience without multiple daily injectionsc) Monitors &#34;on board&#34; or &#34;active&#34; insulind) Calculates insulin dosagee) All of the above7. What type of insulin is used for insulin pump therapy?a) Long-acting insulinb) Rapid-acting (u100) insulin1Name:Title:Date:8. Rapid-acting insulin enters the blood and begins to work within 10 to 15 minutes after given.a) Trueb) False9. The pump can be programmed to deliver insulin similar to a healthy pancreas. Basal insulin can beprogrammed to deliver at different rates to meet the student's varying insulin needs.a) Trueb) False10. When giving insulin with parental input, what do you need to document?a) Nurse calculated insulin doseb) Amount of adjustment suggested by parentc) Justification for adjustmentd) Nursing judgement (agree or disagree)e) Dose givenf) All of the above11. An insulin pump can be programmed to deliver a bolus:a) To cover food or a high BGb) To cover exercise or treat low blood sugarc) To cover exercise or treat high blood sugar12. *Pumps deliver insulin through:a) A tube inserted under skinb) A pod attached to bodyc) Both a and b13. How does the body obtain most of the glucose it uses for energy?a) From foods containing carbohydrateb) From fatc) From water14. The pancreas produces tiny amounts of insulin 24 hours a day. This small amount of insulin keepsglucose levels stable between meals and during sleep. This tiny continuous production of insulin is called:a) Basal insulinb) Bolus insulin15. The pancreas produces larger amounts of insulin to cover the increase in glucose that occurs after eating.This larger amount of insulin is called:a) Basal insulinb) Bolus insulin16. Injection therapy uses intermediate or long-acting insulin to cover the body's:a) Basal insulin needsb) Bolus insulin needs2Name:Title:Date:17. Jessie comes to the medical office for pre-lunch check. BG – 210 mg/dL, lunch = 59 g, ISF = 1:60 Target- 120 mg/dL I:C = 1:30. How much insulin should you administer?Carb CoverageCorrection Dose using ISF#gm carb in meal = X unitsbG – Target bG = X units insulin# gm carb in I:CISFWrite vour ancwor bolow and choN calculations:

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Diabetes mellitus
It is a chronic metabolic disorder characterized by increased blood glucose or…