QMA Insulin Test (Latest 2026/2027 Update) 100% Correct| Questions and Verified Answers| Grade A

QMA Insulin Test (Latest 2026/2027 Update) 100% Correct| Questions and Verified Answers| Grade A

QMA Insulin Test (Latest 2026/2027 Update)

100% Correct| Questions and Verified

Answers| Grade A

Q: what can occur if blood sugar remains to low

Answer:

lead to seizures, coma, death

Q: what are 10 signs of hypoglycemia

Answer:

anxious, sweating,cold clammy, confused,fast heart

rate,dizziness,nausea,weakness,headache,blurred vision

Q: By recognizing S/S of Hyper and Hypo Glycemia what can be the outcome for the patient or

resident

Answer:

can save persons life, failure to recognize patients S/S can result in death

Q: what is the QMA resbonsible for when recognizing S/S of hypo/hyper glycemia

Answer:

Know Signs/Symptoms, know facilitys policy, notify nurse, follow instructions from the nurse

Q: what is the different onset of hyper/hypo glycemia?

Answer:

Hyper- occurs when people with diabetes have to much sugar

Hypo- occurs when people with diabetes have little sugar

Q: Cause result of hyperglycemia

Answer:

cause: infection , medications, stress, high food intake

Results: check blood sugar , contact nurse

Q: Cause result of Hypoglycemia

Answer:

Cause: nausea and vomiting, to much insulin intake, alcohol intake , lowfood intake

Q: QMA responsibility when a resident verbalizes S/S of hypo/Hyper glycemia?

Answer:

1. emmedialty take res blood sugar, 2. notify nurse 3. follow nurse instructions

Q: QMA responsibility when a resident is alert and awake when blood sugars are to high and

low?

Answer:

1. follow facility policy 2. notify nurse 3.follow nurse instruction

Q: QMA's responsibility when the diabetic resident is unconscious and unable to swallow or

combative.

Answer:

1. call 911 , 2.notify nurse 3. take res B/S 4. stay with resident until help arrives

Q: Points to remember diabetic resident facts

Answer:

1. to be observed closely 2. proper action taken when changes occur 3. QMA must contact nurse

with any concerns and questions

Q: Why is diet important to diabetic

Answer:

Diet can play a significant role in diabetic management controls Blood sugar levels, and maintain

good weight

Q: How does physical activity benefit the diabetic resident?

Answer:

Increases insulin activity , improves glucose tolerance and weight control

Q: What three ways do oral hypoglycemic medications help treat diabetics?

Answer:

Stimulate insulin secretion in the pancreas, decrease the amount of glucose , delays digestion of

carbohydrate in diet

Q: Why is insulin administered by injection

Answer:

to carry glucose from the blood stream into the cells for energy and fuel