5What bgl levelis itrecommendedto be at todrive?PancreasWhat is thename of theorgan in yourbody thatmakesinsulin?15Above whatnumberdefines ahyper (inmmol/L)?CarbohydratesWhich foodgroup dobreads,cereals andpotatoesbelong to?HighWhite breadis anexample ofwhat type ofGI food?PodiatristWho do youneed to see atleast every 6months for yourfoot health?GlucoseWhat is thescientific namefor the sugarfound in thebloodstream?LowWholegrainbread is anexample ofwhat type ofGI food?ProteinsWhich foodgroup do fish,nuts, lentils,tofu and eggsbelong to?GPWho should youalways see beforestopping/changingyour medication?LowersPhysical activity(does what toyour) bloodglucose levelsovertime?DailyHow oftenshouldyou checkyour feet?FatsWhich foodgroup do oils,butter,margarine andmayonnaisebelong to?DumbbellsWhat is anexample ofresistancetraining?HbA1cWhat is thename of theblood test toassess 3-monthaverage bloodsugar levels?Hydration___ isimportantbefore, duringand afterexercise? Thirst,Dry mouth,BlurredvisionWhat are somesymptoms thatyour bloodsugar level maybe high?Sweating,Sleepiness,HungerWhat are somesymptoms thatyour bloodsugar level maybetoo low?4Less thanwhat numberdefines ahypo (inmmol/L)?WalkingWhat is anexampleof aerobicexercise?HalfAim forvegetablesto fill howmuch of yourplate?FalseUsed lancetsandsyringes can beput in the trash,is this true orfalse? MeWho is themost importantperson inmanaging yourdiabetes?RaiseStress can_____yourBGLs?OptometristWho do youneed to see atleast every 1-2years for youreye health?HyperglycemiaWhat is thescientificterm for highblood sugarlevels?InsulinWhat hormoneis released inresponse toincreased bloodsugar levels?30minsHow muchexercise dothe guidelinesrecommendper day?FoodlabelsThis iswhere youcan findnutritionalinformation?5What bgl levelis itrecommendedto be at todrive?PancreasWhat is thename of theorgan in yourbody thatmakesinsulin?15Above whatnumberdefines ahyper (inmmol/L)?CarbohydratesWhich foodgroup dobreads,cereals andpotatoesbelong to?HighWhite breadis anexample ofwhat type ofGI food?PodiatristWho do youneed to see atleast every 6months for yourfoot health?GlucoseWhat is thescientific namefor the sugarfound in thebloodstream?LowWholegrainbread is anexample ofwhat type ofGI food?ProteinsWhich foodgroup do fish,nuts, lentils,tofu and eggsbelong to?GPWho should youalways see beforestopping/changingyour medication?LowersPhysical activity(does what toyour) bloodglucose levelsovertime?DailyHow oftenshouldyou checkyour feet?FatsWhich foodgroup do oils,butter,margarine andmayonnaisebelong to?DumbbellsWhat is anexample ofresistancetraining?HbA1cWhat is thename of theblood test toassess 3-monthaverage bloodsugar levels?Hydration___ isimportantbefore, duringand afterexercise? Thirst,Dry mouth,BlurredvisionWhat are somesymptoms thatyour bloodsugar level maybe high?Sweating,Sleepiness,HungerWhat are somesymptoms thatyour bloodsugar level maybetoo low?4Less thanwhat numberdefines ahypo (inmmol/L)?WalkingWhat is anexampleof aerobicexercise?HalfAim forvegetablesto fill howmuch of yourplate?FalseUsed lancetsandsyringes can beput in the trash,is this true orfalse? MeWho is themost importantperson inmanaging yourdiabetes?RaiseStress can_____yourBGLs?OptometristWho do youneed to see atleast every 1-2years for youreye health?HyperglycemiaWhat is thescientificterm for highblood sugarlevels?InsulinWhat hormoneis released inresponse toincreased bloodsugar levels?30minsHow muchexercise dothe guidelinesrecommendper day?FoodlabelsThis iswhere youcan findnutritionalinformation?

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  1. What bgl level is it recommended to be at to drive?
    5
  2. What is the name of the organ in your body that makes insulin?
    Pancreas
  3. Above what number defines a hyper (in mmol/L)?
    15
  4. Which food group do breads, cereals and potatoes belong to?
    Carbohydrates
  5. White bread is an example of what type of GI food?
    High
  6. Who do you need to see at least every 6 months for your foot health?
    Podiatrist
  7. What is the scientific name for the sugar found in the bloodstream?
    Glucose
  8. Wholegrain bread is an example of what type of GI food?
    Low
  9. Which food group do fish, nuts, lentils, tofu and eggs belong to?
    Proteins
  10. Who should you always see before stopping/changing your medication?
    GP
  11. Physical activity (does what to your) blood glucose levels overtime?
    Lowers
  12. How often should you check your feet?
    Daily
  13. Which food group do oils, butter, margarine and mayonnaise belong to?
    Fats
  14. What is an example of resistance training?
    Dumbbells
  15. What is the name of the blood test to assess 3-month average blood sugar levels?
    HbA1c
  16. ___ is important before, during and after exercise?
    Hydration
  17. What are some symptoms that your blood sugar level may be high?
    Thirst, Dry mouth, Blurred vision
  18. What are some symptoms that your blood sugar level may be too low?
    Sweating, Sleepiness, Hunger
  19. Less than what number defines a hypo (in mmol/L)?
    4
  20. What is an example of aerobic exercise?
    Walking
  21. Aim for vegetables to fill how much of your plate?
    Half
  22. Used lancets and syringes can be put in the trash, is this true or false?
    False
  23. Who is the most important person in managing your diabetes?
    Me
  24. Stress can _____ your BGLs?
    Raise
  25. Who do you need to see at least every 1-2 years for your eye health?
    Optometrist
  26. What is the scientific term for high blood sugar levels?
    Hyperglycemia
  27. What hormone is released in response to increased blood sugar levels?
    Insulin
  28. How much exercise do the guidelines recommend per day?
    30 mins
  29. This is where you can find nutritional information?
    Food labels