Question

question 4: which of the following causes diabetic emergencies? a) rising blood sugar levels b) falling blood sugar levels c) blood sugar levels that are either too high or too low d) increasing insulin production question 5: when should you call ems/9 - 1 - 1 for a person who is having a seizure? a) when the person is someone you know well b) when the person is someone known to have a seizure disorder (such as epilepsy) c) when the seizure lasts 10 seconds or longer d) when the person is unresponsive for an extended period after the seizure

Explanation:

For Question 4, falling blood - sugar levels (hypoglycemia) and blood - sugar levels that are either too high (hyperglycemia) can cause diabetic emergencies. For Question 5, if a seizure lasts 10 seconds or longer or a person is unresponsive for an extended period after a seizure, it is an emergency and EMS/9 - 1 - 1 should be called.

Answer:

Question 4: B. Falling blood sugar levels, C. Blood sugar levels that are either too high or too low
Question 5: B. When the seizure lasts 10 seconds or longer, D. When the person is unresponsive for an extended period after the seizure