51. Diagnostic criterion of diabetes mellitus is plasma glucose level in 2 hours after standard glucose load:
1. >6,4 mmol/l
2. >6,7 mmol/l
3. >7,0 mmol/l
4. >10,0 mmol/l
5. >11,1 mmol/l
52. Diagnostic criterion of diabetes mellitus is whole venous blood glucose level in 2 hours after standard glucose load:
1. >6,4 mmol/l
2. >6,1 mmol/l
3. >7,8 mmol/l
4. >10,0 mmol/l
5. >11,1 mmol/l
53. Diagnostic criterion of diabetes mellitus is whole capillary blood glucose level in 2 hours after standard glucose load:
1. >6,4 mmol/l
2. >6,7 mmol/l
3. >7,8 mmol/l
4. >10,0 mmol/l
5. >11,1 mmol/l
54. Glycosylated haemoglobin is:
1. Glucose combined with COHb
2. Glucose combined with HbA
3. Glucose combined with HbF
4. Fructose combined with HbA
55. Diagnostic significance of HbA1c :
1. Diagnosis of diabetic nephropathy
2. Estimation of hyperglycaemia duration
3. Diagnosis of diabetic ketoacidosis
4. Diagnosis of diabetic macroangiopathy
5. Diagnosis of diabetic retinopathy
56. One of the main laboratory criteria of diabetic nephropathy is:
1. Microalbuminuria
2. Proteinuria > 0,5 g/24h
3. Proteinuria > 1,0 g/24h
4. Proteinuria > 3,0 g/24h
5. Proteinuria > 2,0 g/24h
57. Microalbuminuria is:
1. Albumin excreted in urine in a quantity of 500-600 mg/24h
2. Albumin excreted in urine in a quantity of 600-800 mg/24h
3. Albumin excreted in urine in a quantity of 300-500 mg/24h
4. Albumin excreted in urine in a quantity of 30-300 mg/24h
58. Early complications of diabetes mellitus are:
1. Diabetic neuropathy
2. Diabetic nephropathy
3. Diabetic ketoacidosis
4. Diabetic retinopathy
5. Occlusion of femoral artery
59. Criterion of a compensated of diabetes mellitus type I is HbA1c level:
1. 8,0-9,0 %
2. 6,0-7,0 %
3. 7,1-7,5 %
4. 8,0-8,5 %
60. Criterion of compensated diabetes mellitus type I is when fasting bloodglucose level is:
1. 5,0-6,0 mmol/l
2. 6,1-6,5 mmol/l
3. 6,5-6,9 mmol/l
4. 7,0-7,5 mmol/l
5. 7,5-7,8 mmol/l
1. >6,4 mmol/l
2. >6,7 mmol/l
3. >7,0 mmol/l
4. >10,0 mmol/l
5. >11,1 mmol/l
52. Diagnostic criterion of diabetes mellitus is whole venous blood glucose level in 2 hours after standard glucose load:
1. >6,4 mmol/l
2. >6,1 mmol/l
3. >7,8 mmol/l
4. >10,0 mmol/l
5. >11,1 mmol/l
53. Diagnostic criterion of diabetes mellitus is whole capillary blood glucose level in 2 hours after standard glucose load:
1. >6,4 mmol/l
2. >6,7 mmol/l
3. >7,8 mmol/l
4. >10,0 mmol/l
5. >11,1 mmol/l
54. Glycosylated haemoglobin is:
1. Glucose combined with COHb
2. Glucose combined with HbA
3. Glucose combined with HbF
4. Fructose combined with HbA
55. Diagnostic significance of HbA1c :
1. Diagnosis of diabetic nephropathy
2. Estimation of hyperglycaemia duration
3. Diagnosis of diabetic ketoacidosis
4. Diagnosis of diabetic macroangiopathy
5. Diagnosis of diabetic retinopathy
56. One of the main laboratory criteria of diabetic nephropathy is:
1. Microalbuminuria
2. Proteinuria > 0,5 g/24h
3. Proteinuria > 1,0 g/24h
4. Proteinuria > 3,0 g/24h
5. Proteinuria > 2,0 g/24h
57. Microalbuminuria is:
1. Albumin excreted in urine in a quantity of 500-600 mg/24h
2. Albumin excreted in urine in a quantity of 600-800 mg/24h
3. Albumin excreted in urine in a quantity of 300-500 mg/24h
4. Albumin excreted in urine in a quantity of 30-300 mg/24h
58. Early complications of diabetes mellitus are:
1. Diabetic neuropathy
2. Diabetic nephropathy
3. Diabetic ketoacidosis
4. Diabetic retinopathy
5. Occlusion of femoral artery
59. Criterion of a compensated of diabetes mellitus type I is HbA1c level:
1. 8,0-9,0 %
2. 6,0-7,0 %
3. 7,1-7,5 %
4. 8,0-8,5 %
60. Criterion of compensated diabetes mellitus type I is when fasting bloodglucose level is:
1. 5,0-6,0 mmol/l
2. 6,1-6,5 mmol/l
3. 6,5-6,9 mmol/l
4. 7,0-7,5 mmol/l
5. 7,5-7,8 mmol/l
