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Experts Knowledge Share: Prevention and Management of Hearth Disease in T2D Patients: Cardiologist and Diabetologist Perspective - Post-Meeting Survey - 07-02-2023
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1. Select the correct answer. In Type 2 diabetes:
Evidence from prospective trials indicates that glycaemic control reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease
Clustering of cardiovascular risk with insulin resistance is associated with a twofold increase in cardiovascular disease
Insulin resistance is commonly associated with obesity, raised triglycerides and low levels of plasminogen activator inhibitor-1
Metformin has beneficial effects on glycaemia and insulin resistance that make it first line in prevention and management of cardiovascular disease
2. Select the false answer. In Type 2 diabetes:
SGLT2i reduces blood sugar by enhancing urinary glucose excretion
DPPIV inhibitors normalise glycaemia by shortening the half-life of GLP-1 in the circulation
SGLT2i is associated with an increased risk of urinary tract infections
GLP-1RA are available as either an injection or orally for ease of administration
3. Select the false answer. In Type 2 diabetes:
The development of heart failure causes morbidity but does not alter life expectancy
A fall in the LV ejection fraction to <50% indicates the development of systolic heart failure
A raised BNP with non-specific symptoms including tiredness and mild dyspnoea may indicate the development of diastolic heart failure
4. Select the correct answer. In the management of heart failure in Type 2 diabetes:
SGLT2i clearly demonstrate clinical benefits in both systolic and diastolic heart failure
SGLT2i are only effective in the absence of glycosuria
SGLT2i should be considered in addition to beta-blockade, ACE I and diuretic therapy as each confers added benefit
Screening for heart failure is not necessary as it is an uncommon finding in T2DM
5. Select the false answer. In the management of chronic renal impairment in Type 2 diabetes:
SGLT2i cause an initial fall in eGFR followed by a plateauing effect which persists for at least 4 years
Clinical trials provide clear evidence over placebo in the management of renal impairment
SGLT2i should only be used if the eGFR has fallen to <30
6. On a scale of 1 to 5, how valuable (with 5 as extremely valuable) did you find this Experts Knowledge Share on Prevention and Management of Heart Disease in T2D Patients
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7. On a scale of 1 to 5, how strongly do you agree that your knowledge on the Prevention and Management of Heart Disease in T2D Patients has improved as a result of participating in this programme (with 5 as very strongly agree)?
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8. Are you planning to change your clinical practice based upon you participation in this Experts Knowledge Share?
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No, the content confirms my current practice
No, I am unable to change my current practice
9. On average how many T2D Patients with heart disease do you see each week?
10. On a scale of 1-5 (with 5 as very balanced and unbiased), to what extent do you feel this Experts Knowledge Share was balanced and unbiased?
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11. Do you have any other comments or feedback?
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