According to the medical classification, there are type 1 and type 2 diabetes. Of which more than 90% of people have type 2 diabetes. So what do you know about type 2 diabetes? Quick answers to the following 10 multiple choice questions will help you get more information about this disease.

Insulin resistance is a condition in which the body's tissue cells require a higher amount of insulin than normal. The World Health Organization has defined insulin resistance as a condition in which a diabetic patient must use more than 60 units of insulin per day. There are three levels of insulin resistance: mild (no more than 80-125 units per day), moderate (125-200 units per day), and severe (over 200).

HbA1C is a simple and easy-to-perform blood sugar test, and is also a basic standard for diagnosing and predicting the treatment of prediabetes and diabetes. Be sure to talk to your doctor if there are factors that can interfere with the results to receive the most appropriate guidance.

In diabetes management, the goal of controlling A1c index plays an important role in ensuring the delay of the appearance of dangerous complications and improving the overall health of the patient.