Medically Reviewed by Minesh Khatri, MD on November 28, 2022
Question 1/11

Insulin is:

  • A kind of hormone
  • A type of blood cell
  • Another name for blood sugar
Question 2/11

When you have type 1 diabetes, your body:

  • Doesn’t make any insulin
  • Doesn’t make enough insulin
  • Makes the wrong kind of insulin
Question 3/11

How many insulin shots does a person with type 1 diabetes typically need each day?

  • 1 or 2
  • 3 or 4
  • 4 or 5
Question 4/11

If you manage type 2 diabetes well, you should never need insulin.

  • True
  • False
Question 5/11

How much insulin you take depends on:

  • Any other health problems
  • Your eating habits
  • How much you exercise
  • All the above
Question 6/11

Which is NOT a way you can take insulin?

  • Pills
  • Inhaler
  • Disposable pen
  • Computerized pump
Question 7/11

When you take insulin, you might be likely to:

  • Lose weight
  • Gain weight
Question 8/11

What does exercise do to your insulin levels?

  • It helps your body use insulin better
  • It makes you need more insulin
Question 9/11

If you take insulin, drinking alcohol:

  • Can cause low blood sugar
  • Can cause high blood sugar
  • Is off-limits
Question 10/11

Fast-acting insulin starts to work in about:

  • A minute
  • 15 minutes
  • An hour
Question 11/11

Where shouldn’t you give yourself an insulin shot?

  • Back of your arm
  • Stomach
  • Lower buttocks
  • Outer thigh