Patients with either Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes may experience problems if their blood sugar becomes extremely high. This condition is called hyperglycemia. The table below depicts different treatment options to prevent hyperglycemia for patients with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and the rationale behind the treatment. Select the row that correctly identifies the treatment for each form of diabetes and explains why the treatment is effective. Select one: a. Type 1 Treatment Type 2 Treatment Reason Lifestyle change - eating better and increasing exercise Insulin monitoring and periodic insulin shot Type 1 can be controlled by managing lifestyle choices, whereas Type 2 is caused by decreased functioning of beta cells and therefore less insulin is produced. b. Type 1 Treatment Type 2 Treatment Reason Beta cell replacement surgery Alpha cell replacement surgery Type 1 involves the reduction of beta cells in the body, whereas Type 2 is caused by decreased functioning of alpha cells and therefore less insulin is produced. c. Type 1 Treatment Type 2 Treatment Reason Alpha cell replacement surgery Beta cell replacement surgery Type 1 involves the reduction of alpha cells in the body, whereas Type 2 is caused by decreased functioning of alpha cells and therefore less insulin is produced. d. Type 1 Treatment Type 2 Treatment Reason Insulin monitoring and periodic insulin shot Lifestyle change - eating better and increasing exercise Type 1 is caused by decreased functioning of beta cells and therefore less insulin is produced, whereas Type 2 can be controlled by managing lifestyle choices.

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Patients with either Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes may experience problems if their blood sugar becomes extremely high. This condition is called hyperglycemia.

The table below depicts different treatment options to prevent hyperglycemia for patients with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes and the rationale behind the treatment.

Select the row that correctly identifies the treatment for each form of diabetes and explains why the treatment is effective.

Select one:

Type 1 Treatment	Type 2 Treatment	Reason
Lifestyle change - eating better and increasing exercise	Insulin monitoring and periodic insulin shot	Type 1 can be controlled by managing lifestyle choices, whereas Type 2 is caused by decreased functioning of beta cells and therefore less insulin is produced.

Type 1 Treatment	Type 2 Treatment	Reason
Beta cell replacement surgery	Alpha cell replacement surgery	Type 1 involves the reduction of beta cells in the body, whereas Type 2 is caused by decreased functioning of alpha cells and therefore less insulin is produced.

Type 1 Treatment	Type 2 Treatment	Reason
Alpha cell replacement surgery	Beta cell replacement surgery	Type 1 involves the reduction of alpha cells in the body, whereas Type 2 is caused by decreased functioning of alpha cells and therefore less insulin is produced.

Type 1 Treatment	Type 2 Treatment	Reason
Insulin monitoring and periodic insulin shot	Lifestyle change - eating better and increasing exercise	Type 1 is caused by decreased functioning of beta cells and therefore less insulin is produced, whereas Type 2 can be controlled by managing lifestyle choices.