• Ambassador Orientation - Section 5 Quiz

    Ambassador Orientation - Section 5 Quiz

    Please fill out this quiz to let CBDCE know you reviewed the orientation for this section.
  • What was the date you viewed the video?*
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  • The quiz begins on the following page.

  • Which of these are true about presenting the Ambassador presentation?

  • The good news is that BOTH of the answers are true! 

    • There is a disclaimer on the very first slide that should be read to the audience.
    • The notes on other slides are there to help you, but are not required to be presented.
  • There are fast facts about diabetes, including CDC statistics on diagnosed diabetes in adults, as part of the Ambassador presentation.

  • Unfortunately, that is not the right answer. The correct answer is: Yes.

  • Nice work! Your "Yes" is correct! 

  • Which of the following is also included in the Ambassador presentation?

  • Nice work! The good news is ALL of the answers are true. 

  • What percent of CDCESs identified that they help people at risk for or living with diabetes improve their health outcomes?

  • Unfortunately, that is not the right answer. The correct answer is 97%!

  • Nice work! The correct answer is 97% (and give yourself bonus points if you knew that 96% of CDCESs are proud of their certification).

  • For the years 2021-2023, what percent of CDCESs became certified for the 1st time when they were 30 years of age or younger?

  • Unfortunately, that is the wrong answer. Twenty-seven percent (27%) of those becoming certified for the first time between 2021 and 2023 were 30 years of age or younger!

  • Nice work! 27% is the correct answer.

  • Which of these disciplines are included in the top 3 percentage-wise of those who are currently certified?

  • Nice work! However, the good news is ALL of the answers are true. But we definitely want and need a lot more of the other disciplines to become certified!

  • Which of the following are requirements of the initial certification STANDARD pathway?

  • Nice choice, but it's important to note that the answers listed are ALL requirements for applying for initial certification.

    • Qualifying health professional license or registration
    • Practice experience (general)
    • Practice experience in diabetes education
    • Continuing education
  • What is the name of the CBDCE program that helps cover the fees to apply for certification?

  • Unfortunately, that is the wrong answer. CBDCE's program for covering a candidate's application (and practice exam) fee is the Scholarship Program.

  • Nice work! It is the Scholarship Program.

  • Once an individual earns the CDCES certification, how long do they hold the certification?

  • Unfortunately, that is the wrong answer. Certification is valid for 5 years.

  • Nice work! Five years is the correct answer.

  • When wrapping up an Ambassador presentation, what do you want to do?

  • Nice work! Both answers are important!

    • Encourage all attendees to scan and complete the attendee presentation survey
    • Share the slide with CBDCE contact info
  • When an attendee asks you to tell them if what they are doing falls under CBDCE's definition of diabetes care and education (for their practice hours), what do you do?

  • Unfortunately, that is the wrong answer. CBDCE asks that you not tell people if they are doing DCE according to our definition. 

    How to help:

    • Recommend the person review their work responsibilities - the work they do that falls within the definition of DCE can be claimed as DCE hours.
    • Suggest that they review the examples of experience that are not considered DCE
    • Encourage the person to have a conversation with their supervisor in regards to the definition. In talking with their supervisor, the two can agree on what experience can be counted and also agree on how the candidate will track that information.

  • Unfortunately, that is the wrong answer. CBDCE asks that you not tell people that their job title confirms they are doing diabetes care and education.

    How to help:

    • Recommend the person review their work responsibilities - the work they do that falls within the definition of DCE can be claimed as DCE hours.
    • Suggest that they review the examples of experience that are not considered DCE
    • Encourage the person to have a conversation with their supervisor in regards to the definition. In talking with their supervisor, the two can agree on what experience can be counted and also agree on how the candidate will track that information.

  • Nice work! Yes, encourage the person to have a conversation with their supervisor in regards to the definition. In talking with their supervisor, the two can agree on what experience can be counted and also agree on how the candidate will track that information.

    How else to help:

    • Recommend the person review their work responsibilities - the work they do that falls within the definition of DCE can be claimed as DCE hours.
    • Suggest that they review the examples of experience that are not considered DCE.

  • Thank you for completing Quiz 5 of the orientation in preparation for serving as a Ambassador on behalf of CBDCE! 

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