#1. Which of the following are associated with insulin resistance?
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#2. Which of the following is NOT a potential cause of insulin resistance?
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#3. Which of the following is NOT a common sign/symptom of insulin resistance?
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#4. What are some early detection methods for insulin resistance?
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#5. What are some steps that can be taken to reverse insulin resistance?
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#6. In a healthy person, if the blood sugar is too high, ________ is secreted to enable the body to move blood sugar out of the ________ and into the ________.
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#7. What steps are necessary to follow when working with clients who have insulin resistance?
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#8. For optimal blood sugar management, meals should be eaten every two hours.
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#9. Which forms of exercise will help reverse insulin resistance?
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#10. To help reverse insulin resistance, it is important to be in bed by 11:00 pm and get 7-9 hours of sleep.
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