What is the answer for number 3? Diabetic Small Group TrainingPre-TestName:Please input your answer in the box to the left of the question.Title:Date:1.A student with a DMAF presents to the medical room with the complaint of vomiting and temperature of102°F. What do you do?a) Call the student's provider and parentb) Check BG and monitor studentc) Give waterd) Assess the student, check BG, follow DMAF recommendations, call the parent, call the student'sprovider2. Illness and infections typically cause:a) Glucose levels to run higher than normalb) Greater risk for DKABoth a and bd) None of the aboveIf the ketone strip indicates that the student has positive ketones you should:a) Immediately give carbohydrates.b) Change the student's infusion site, infusion set, reservoir, and insulinc) Encourage the student to drink plenty of water and reference the student's DMAF for particularinstructions.3.d) Call 911 immediately1. Which of the following items is recommended for treating a low BG?a) 3 to 4 glucose tabletsb) 5 jelly beans or gum dropsf juice

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Phlebotomy Essentials

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Chapter1: Phlebotomy: Past And Present And The Healthcare Setting

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