A 45-year-old man in Trinidad has been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. His doctor advises lifestyle changes. Which combination of factors is MOST likely to have contributed to his condition?

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A 45-year-old man in Trinidad has been diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. His doctor advises lifestyle changes. Which combination of factors is MOST likely to have contributed to his condition?

Accepted Answer

Obesity and physical inactivity — Award 1 mark for identifying these as risk factors for Type 2 diabetes. A is incorrect — high fibre and exercise reduce diabetes risk. C is incorrect — these are protective lifestyle factors. D is incorrect — low sugar intake and adequate sleep are healthy behaviours that reduce risk.

Answer

Low sugar intake and adequate sleep

Answer

Eating fresh vegetables and walking daily

Answer

Obesity and physical inactivity

Answer

High fibre diet and regular exercise

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