Question 29 (part 2) · LEK · Hyperglycemia in pregnancy
Pre-gestational diabetes mellitus class D is:
- A. diabetes diagnosed after the age of 20 with a history shorter than 10 years.
- B. diabetes diagnosed between the ages 10 and 19 lasting 10-19 years without vascular changes.
- C. complicated by nephropathy.
- D. complicated by proliferative retinopathy.
- E. complicated by ischaemic heart disease.
Hint
In White's classification, classes B and C depend on age at onset and duration; class D adds longer duration or the earliest vascular changes.
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