✅ Diabetes Mellitus – 100 MCQs (Part 3) with Answers
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अब मैं Diabetes Mellitus – MCQ Part 3 (100 नए प्रश्न + उत्तर) दे रहा हूँ।
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✅ Diabetes Mellitus – 100 MCQs (Part 3) with Answers
⭐ MCQ Set (1–25)
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Insulin primarily lowers blood glucose by—
Ans: Increasing glucose uptake by muscles -
Which transporter is insulin-dependent?
Ans: GLUT-4 -
Which GLUT transporter is found in the brain?
Ans: GLUT-1 & GLUT-3 -
Beta-cells respond most strongly to—
Ans: Glucose -
First-phase insulin release किसमें absent होता है?
Ans: Type 2 DM -
Type 1 DM में beta-cell destruction किस mechanism से?
Ans: Autoimmune (T-cell mediated) -
Which gene most associated with Type 1 DM?
Ans: HLA-DR3/DR4 -
Type 2 DM से सबसे बड़ा risk linked है—
Ans: Central obesity -
Which ethnicity has highest diabetes risk?
Ans: South Asians -
Glucagon primarily acts on—
Ans: Liver -
Hyperglycemia chronic होने पर सबसे पहले कौन-सा damage होता है?
Ans: Capillary basement membrane thickening -
Sorbitol accumulation सबसे ज्यादा किस organ को damage करता है?
Ans: Lens -
Glycation products (AGEs) किस complication से linked?
Ans: Retinopathy -
OGTT में कितनी glucose दी जाती है?
Ans: 75 g -
Diabetes diagnosis में random glucose range?
Ans: ≥200 mg/dL + classic symptoms -
Prediabetes A1c range?
Ans: 5.7–6.4% -
Which drug increases insulin secretion?
Ans: Sulfonylureas -
Which drug increases insulin sensitivity?
Ans: Metformin -
Insulin resistance किस organ में सबसे ज्यादा?
Ans: Muscle -
In obesity, which adipokine decreases?
Ans: Adiponectin -
Which vitamin deficiency increases insulin resistance?
Ans: Vitamin D -
SGLT2 inhibitors glucose कहाँ से बाहर निकालते हैं?
Ans: Urine (kidney) -
SGLT2 inhibitors किस segment में act करते हैं?
Ans: Proximal tubule -
GLP-1 agonist का most common side effect?
Ans: Nausea -
GLP-1 agonists का major benefit?
Ans: Weight loss
⭐ MCQ Set (26–50)
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Basal insulin किस समय दिया जाता है?
Ans: Night -
Mealtime insulin injection timing?
Ans: 15 minutes before meal -
Hypoglycemia में initial hormone response?
Ans: Glucagon -
Severe hypoglycemia least likely symptom?
Ans: Fever -
DKA trigger most common?
Ans: Infection -
DKA में serum potassium?
Ans: High initially -
DKA में treatment sequence?
Ans: Fluids → Insulin → Potassium -
HHS में most severe problem?
Ans: Dehydration -
HHS में ketone bodies क्यों absent?
Ans: Some insulin present -
“Sweet fruity breath” किसमें?
Ans: DKA -
Skin changes in diabetes include—
Ans: Acanthosis nigricans -
Charcot foot result of—
Ans: Neuropathy -
Diabetic neuropathy में सबसे common nerve symptom?
Ans: Numbness -
Autonomic neuropathy symptom?
Ans: Gastroparesis -
Erectile dysfunction किस neuropathy से?
Ans: Autonomic -
Early nephropathy indicator?
Ans: Microalbuminuria -
Gold test for nephropathy severity?
Ans: 24-hour protein -
Diabetic retinopathy में earliest lesion?
Ans: Microaneurysm -
Hard exudates किससे बनते हैं?
Ans: Lipid leakage -
Cotton wool spots किस injury का परिणाम?
Ans: Nerve fiber layer infarct -
Proliferative retinopathy hallmark?
Ans: Neovascularization -
Most effective treatment for proliferative DR?
Ans: Laser photocoagulation -
Diabetic foot ulcer main cause?
Ans: Neuropathy + ischemia -
Screening for retinopathy (Type 2 DM)?
Ans: At diagnosis -
Screening for retinopathy (Type 1 DM)?
Ans: After 5 years
⭐ MCQ Set (51–75)
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Metformin को contraindication?
Ans: Renal failure -
Metformin rare but serious adverse effect?
Ans: Lactic acidosis -
Sulfonylureas avoid in—
Ans: Elderly with hypoglycemia risk -
Pioglitazone major side effect?
Ans: Edema & weight gain -
Pioglitazone किस receptor पर act करता है?
Ans: PPAR-γ -
Thiazolidinediones effect?
Ans: Increase insulin sensitivity -
DPP-4 inhibitors effect?
Ans: Increase incretin levels -
DPP-4 inhibitors common side effect?
Ans: Nasopharyngitis -
Rapid acting insulin onset?
Ans: 5–15 minutes -
NPH duration?
Ans: 12–18 hours -
Long-acting insulin duration?
Ans: 24 hours -
Insulin सबसे fast absorb कहाँ से?
Ans: Abdomen -
Insulin सबसे slow absorb कहाँ से?
Ans: Thigh or buttocks -
Lipohypertrophy prevention?
Ans: Site rotation -
Beta-cell function best measured by—
Ans: C-peptide -
MODY inheritance?
Ans: Autosomal dominant -
Most common MODY type?
Ans: MODY-3 -
Gestational diabetes best treatment?
Ans: Insulin -
Macrosomia किसका complication?
Ans: GDM -
GDM में newborn problem?
Ans: Neonatal hypoglycemia -
Which organ regulates glucose during fasting?
Ans: Liver -
Gluconeogenesis main substrate?
Ans: Alanine -
Lipid abnormality in diabetes?
Ans: High triglycerides -
Hypertension + diabetes में first-line drug?
Ans: ACE inhibitor -
Diabetes में सबसे common macrovascular disease?
Ans: Coronary artery disease
⭐ MCQ Set (76–100)
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Diabetes में MI का symptom atypical क्यों होता है?
Ans: Neuropathy -
Stroke risk in diabetics?
Ans: High -
Peripheral artery disease sign?
Ans: Intermittent claudication -
Diabetes severity best measured by—
Ans: HbA1c -
HbA1c कितने महीनों का control दिखाता है?
Ans: 3 months -
Normal fasting insulin level?
Ans: 2–20 µIU/mL -
Insulin increases—
Ans: Glycogenesis -
Insulin decreases—
Ans: Lipolysis -
Glucagon increases—
Ans: Glycogenolysis & gluconeogenesis -
Which hormone opposes insulin the most?
Ans: Glucagon -
Exercise effect on insulin?
Ans: Increases sensitivity -
Most diabetes cases worldwide—
Ans: Type 2 -
Insulin therapy earliest discovery year?
Ans: 1921 -
Insulin was first extracted from—
Ans: Dog pancreas -
HbA1c unreliable in—
Ans: Hemolytic anemia -
Fructosamine test duration?
Ans: 2–3 weeks -
Which diet improves insulin sensitivity?
Ans: High fiber, low carbohydrate -
Which physical activity best for diabetics?
Ans: Brisk walking -
Diabetic patient daily steps?
Ans: 8,000–10,000 steps -
Most common cause of blindness in adults?
Ans: Diabetic retinopathy -
First-line therapy for overweight diabetic?
Ans: Metformin -
Best prevention for Type 2 DM?
Ans: Weight loss -
Severe hyperglycemia emergency?
Ans: HHS -
Normal random glucose level?
Ans: <140 mg/dL -
Diabetes का global definition किसने दी?
Ans: WHO
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