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Understanding Diabetes Quiz

Test your knowledge of diabetes with our quiz! Need to brush up before your start the quiz? Read our Special Needs Section on Understanding Diabetes in Children and Youth.

How many children in Canada have been diagnosed with Diabetes? *
5,000
9,000
Over 15, 000
1,000
What are the "Types" of Diabetes? *
Childhood Onset and Adulthood Onset
Type I and Type II
Insulin Managed and Exercise Managed
Childhood Type and Obesity Type
Where is insulin produced in the body? *
The pancreas
The bloodstream
The stomach
The brain
How can parents support their children's lifestyle changes? *
Strictly enforce the rules
Model the lifestyle changes
Take your child to a therapist
Pretend like nothing has changed
Poorly managed blood sugar can cause behavioural changes. *
True
False
All information about diabetes on the Internet is true. *
True, EVERYTHING about diabetes on the Internet is true
False, it is important to put information about diabetes on the Internet in context
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