Smart Diabetes Monitors

End-of-lesson check

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1. What does a smart diabetes sensor stick directly onto?

   1. The skin on your arm
   2. A doctor's stethoscope
   3. A phone screen
   4. A hospital bed

2. What must kids do with traditional blood sugar monitors that smart sensors let them skip?

   1. Wear a watch on their wrist
   2. Poke their finger with a needle
   3. Check their blood pressure
   4. Count their daily steps

3. How often does a smart diabetes sensor check blood sugar?

   1. Every hour
   2. Only when you eat
   3. Every few minutes
   4. Once a day

4. Where do the sugar readings go after the sensor checks them?

   1. To a nearby television
   2. To a pharmacy computer
   3. To a phone or device
   4. To a weather station

5. What does the AI built into the system help do?

   1. Translate languages
   2. Play video games
   3. Watch the trend of sugar levels
   4. Compose music

6. What happens when blood sugar is dropping very quickly?

   1. The sensor falls off
   2. An alert goes off to warn you
   3. The phone turns off
   4. You automatically get medicine

7. What does the app suggest when blood sugar is going up?

   1. A check to see what's happening
   2. A snack to eat immediately
   3. A phone call to a friend
   4. A video to watch

8. What kind of buzz does the lesson say the monitor gives?

   1. A friendly buzz
   2. A buzzing sound like a bee
   3. A scary buzz
   4. An electric buzz

9. Besides sending alerts to kids, who else receives alerts from the monitor?

   1. Nobody else
   2. Only doctors
   3. Grownups and parents
   4. Only other kids with diabetes

10. What does the monitor create to show how sugar changes during the day?

    1. A graph showing sugar levels over time
    2. A map of the neighborhood
    3. A drawing of the sensor
    4. A list of foods eaten

11. What can the AI spot that helps prevent problems before they happen?

    1. Future weather changes
    2. Patterns in sugar levels
    3. What color shirt you're wearing
    4. Funny shapes in the room

12. What does the lesson say about the accuracy of sensors?

    1. They only work in hospitals
    2. They only work at night
    3. They can sometimes be wrong
    4. They are always perfectly accurate

13. How long does the smart diabetes monitor work continuously?

    1. Only during school hours
    2. 24 hours a day
    3. Only on weekends
    4. Only when sleeping

14. What is the main benefit of catching sugar changes early, as the lesson describes?

    1. Parents can sleep more
    2. Kids and grownups can act fast to stay safe
    3. Kids can eat more candy
    4. The sensor lasts longer

15. What technology reads the sugar through the skin without taking blood?

    1. A magnifying glass
    2. A camera
    3. A tiny sensor
    4. A microphone