Hi, and thanks for coming to take the quiz. This will help you remember the important stuff from the video - VERY important not just to survive but to thrive! You will get one point for each correct answer, and there's a total of 21 points possible. Don't stress out, it's just to help you learn - we aren't emailing your score to NASA or anything... Some questions have more than one right answer, so pay attention. Most of all, have fun. There's a complimentary gift at the end, so stick around for your results! With blessings and gratitude, Matthew 1. What are the three ways insulin is taken? Injection with a syringe Insulin pump Oral medication (pills) Injection with an insulin pen 2. What is the main concern with using an insulin pump? It makes exercise or sex impossible Injection sites have scar tissue which decrease how much of my insulin I actually absorb They only run on hamster wheel energy 3. What are the differences between an insulin pen and a syringe? Pens are more convenient because I don't have to carry insulin vials Pens make camping and sporting events easier In most cases syringes allow me to choose smaller amounts of insulin I can write letters with an insulin pen 4. What is the biggest concern when injecting insulin? Pain Infection Taking small doses so absorption problems are minimized Being seen with needles in public 5. What are some facts presented about syringe injections? Try and inject in your abdomen, absorption variations there are only about 30% The upper, outer shoulder is a great place to inject if your blood sugar is high Breaking your doses up into sets of 5 units or less can really improve your control Absorption variations in most common injection sites can go as high as 40% day to day Inject at an angle between 45 and 90 degrees based on how fatty the site is Varying injection sites reduces scar tissue, which improves absorption 6. What is true about insulin injections? It's pretty uncommon for them to hurt They don't have to hurt They almost never hurt There's no reason for me to be scared of them because they really rarely hurt 7. What are three key considerations for injecting that relate to how much of your dose is actually absorbed? The background music I'm listening to when injecting Where on my body I take the shot How large a dose I take in one place at one time How fast I push the plunger and how fast I take the needle out Comments? Please enter them here. Enter your details and hit "submit" below to get your results! Name Email Time's up
Hi, and thanks for coming to take the quiz. This will help you remember the important stuff from the video - VERY important not just to survive but to thrive!
You will get one point for each correct answer, and there's a total of 21 points possible. Don't stress out, it's just to help you learn - we aren't emailing your score to NASA or anything...
Some questions have more than one right answer, so pay attention. Most of all, have fun. There's a complimentary gift at the end, so stick around for your results!
With blessings and gratitude, Matthew
What are the three ways insulin is taken?
What is the main concern with using an insulin pump?
What are the differences between an insulin pen and a syringe?
What is the biggest concern when injecting insulin?
What are some facts presented about syringe injections?
What is true about insulin injections?
What are three key considerations for injecting that relate to how much of your dose is actually absorbed?
Comments? Please enter them here.
Enter your details and hit "submit" below to get your results!
Time's up
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