SlidingScaleWhat is the toolused todetermine apatient's insulindose based ontheir BG levels?SharpsContainerWhere areusedneedles andsyringesdisposed of?DKAWhat is an acutecomplicationoften describedas a patienthaving fruitybreath?GlucoseTabletsWhat issomething thatcan be used totreat low BG ina consciousindividual?HbA1CWhat is theblood test toget a patient'saverage BGlevel for thepast 3 months?Insulinto CarbRatioWhat determineshow much apatient's insulindose should bebased on theircarb intake?LowCarbDietWhat is atype of dietused for apatient withdiabetes?ADAWhatorganization iswell-known forfunding researchto prevent andcure diabetes?MetforminWhat haspreviously beena first line agentfor type 2diabetes?T1DMWhat describesan autoimmunedisease thatleads to insulindependency?NutritionLabelWhere wouldyou look for acarb count ofa snack/fooditem?DiabeticSocksWhat describesloose-fittingsocks thatprevent irritationand protect thefeet?EndocrinologistWhat is thename of thehealthcareprofessionalthat specializesin diabetes?PenNeedlesWhat needs to beattached to amedication pen,such as theNovoLog FlexPen,to administer thedrug?CorrectionFactorWhat is theterm for howmuch 1 unit ofrapid actinginsulin willlower BG?FamilyHistory ofDiabetesWhat is arisk factorfordiabetes?KetonesWhat is amoleculefound in aDKA patient'surine?GlucagonWhat isavailable as aninjectable andnasal powder totreat severehypoglycemia?Time inRangeWhat is thephrase thatdescribes howoften someone iswithin their targetBG levels?GlucometerWhat is thedevice that isused to checka BG level witha fingerstick?InsulinPumpWhat is thedevice used tocontinuouslyadministerinsulin?SyringeWhat is usedto manuallydraw upinsulin?CGMWhat is thedevice thatusesinterstitial fluidto test BG?FarxigaWhat is a drugthat treatsdiabetes whilealso beingcardio and renalprotective?GlaucomaWhat is amicrovascularcomplicationof diabetes?T2DMWhat is acondition whereBG levels areaffected by animproper responseto endogenousinsulin?AlcoholSwabsWhat is used toclean an areabefore testingBG or giving aninjection?LancetWhat is usedto obtain adrop of bloodto test BGlevels?InsulinWhat is themedicationthat a T1DMpatient mustbe on?SlidingScaleWhat is the toolused todetermine apatient's insulindose based ontheir BG levels?SharpsContainerWhere areusedneedles andsyringesdisposed of?DKAWhat is an acutecomplicationoften describedas a patienthaving fruitybreath?GlucoseTabletsWhat issomething thatcan be used totreat low BG ina consciousindividual?HbA1CWhat is theblood test toget a patient'saverage BGlevel for thepast 3 months?Insulinto CarbRatioWhat determineshow much apatient's insulindose should bebased on theircarb intake?LowCarbDietWhat is atype of dietused for apatient withdiabetes?ADAWhatorganization iswell-known forfunding researchto prevent andcure diabetes?MetforminWhat haspreviously beena first line agentfor type 2diabetes?T1DMWhat describesan autoimmunedisease thatleads to insulindependency?NutritionLabelWhere wouldyou look for acarb count ofa snack/fooditem?DiabeticSocksWhat describesloose-fittingsocks thatprevent irritationand protect thefeet?EndocrinologistWhat is thename of thehealthcareprofessionalthat specializesin diabetes?PenNeedlesWhat needs to beattached to amedication pen,such as theNovoLog FlexPen,to administer thedrug?CorrectionFactorWhat is theterm for howmuch 1 unit ofrapid actinginsulin willlower BG?FamilyHistory ofDiabetesWhat is arisk factorfordiabetes?KetonesWhat is amoleculefound in aDKA patient'surine?GlucagonWhat isavailable as aninjectable andnasal powder totreat severehypoglycemia?Time inRangeWhat is thephrase thatdescribes howoften someone iswithin their targetBG levels?GlucometerWhat is thedevice that isused to checka BG level witha fingerstick?InsulinPumpWhat is thedevice used tocontinuouslyadministerinsulin?SyringeWhat is usedto manuallydraw upinsulin?CGMWhat is thedevice thatusesinterstitial fluidto test BG?FarxigaWhat is a drugthat treatsdiabetes whilealso beingcardio and renalprotective?GlaucomaWhat is amicrovascularcomplicationof diabetes?T2DMWhat is acondition whereBG levels areaffected by animproper responseto endogenousinsulin?AlcoholSwabsWhat is used toclean an areabefore testingBG or giving aninjection?LancetWhat is usedto obtain adrop of bloodto test BGlevels?InsulinWhat is themedicationthat a T1DMpatient mustbe on?

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(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. What is the tool used to determine a patient's insulin dose based on their BG levels?
    Sliding Scale
  2. Where are used needles and syringes disposed of?
    Sharps Container
  3. What is an acute complication often described as a patient having fruity breath?
    DKA
  4. What is something that can be used to treat low BG in a conscious individual?
    Glucose Tablets
  5. What is the blood test to get a patient's average BG level for the past 3 months?
    HbA1C
  6. What determines how much a patient's insulin dose should be based on their carb intake?
    Insulin to Carb Ratio
  7. What is a type of diet used for a patient with diabetes?
    Low Carb Diet
  8. What organization is well-known for funding research to prevent and cure diabetes?
    ADA
  9. What has previously been a first line agent for type 2 diabetes?
    Metformin
  10. What describes an autoimmune disease that leads to insulin dependency?
    T1DM
  11. Where would you look for a carb count of a snack/food item?
    Nutrition Label
  12. What describes loose-fitting socks that prevent irritation and protect the feet?
    Diabetic Socks
  13. What is the name of the healthcare professional that specializes in diabetes?
    Endocrinologist
  14. What needs to be attached to a medication pen, such as the NovoLog FlexPen, to administer the drug?
    Pen Needles
  15. What is the term for how much 1 unit of rapid acting insulin will lower BG?
    Correction Factor
  16. What is a risk factor for diabetes?
    Family History of Diabetes
  17. What is a molecule found in a DKA patient's urine?
    Ketones
  18. What is available as an injectable and nasal powder to treat severe hypoglycemia?
    Glucagon
  19. What is the phrase that describes how often someone is within their target BG levels?
    Time in Range
  20. What is the device that is used to check a BG level with a fingerstick?
    Glucometer
  21. What is the device used to continuously administer insulin?
    Insulin Pump
  22. What is used to manually draw up insulin?
    Syringe
  23. What is the device that uses interstitial fluid to test BG?
    CGM
  24. What is a drug that treats diabetes while also being cardio and renal protective?
    Farxiga
  25. What is a microvascular complication of diabetes?
    Glaucoma
  26. What is a condition where BG levels are affected by an improper response to endogenous insulin?
    T2DM
  27. What is used to clean an area before testing BG or giving an injection?
    Alcohol Swabs
  28. What is used to obtain a drop of blood to test BG levels?
    Lancet
  29. What is the medication that a T1DM patient must be on?
    Insulin