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Title: The condition in which an individual has very high blood sugar levels is known as Post by: Gops on Jul 15, 2017 que=
The condition in which an individual has very high blood sugar levels is known as a. hyperatrophy b. hyperopia c. hyperglycemia d. hypothyroidism que= Insulin dependent diabetes is characterized by the interference with insulin secretion because a. the hypothalamus of the brain has been attacked and no ADH can be secreted, resulting in diabetes insipidus b. a lack of iodine has resulted in a low production of thyroxine, hindering growth and development c. a viral or bacterial infection has destroyed the cortex of the adrenal gland, making the body more susceptible to infections d. a virus or the body's immune system has destroyed the beta cells of the pancreas que= The two types of cells and their respective hormones, contained within the islets of Langerhans, are a. alpha cells → glucagon; beta cells → insulin b. alpha cells → insulin: beta cells → glucagon c. alpha cells → cortisol; beta cells → epinephrine d. alpha cells → epinephrine; beta cells → cortisol que= When blood sugar levels drop, a. glucagon is secreted to stimulate the breakdown of liver glycogen into glucose b. insulin secretion is increased to raise blood sugar levels c. adrenaline allows the muscle to absorb more glucose d. secretin is produced to stimulate glycolysis Title: Re: The condition in which an individual has very high blood sugar levels is known as Post by: bio_man on Jul 16, 2017 The condition in which an individual has very high blood sugar levels is known as a. hyperatrophy b. hyperopia c. hyperglycemia d. hypothyroidism C Insulin dependent diabetes is characterized by the interference with insulin secretion because a. the hypothalamus of the brain has been attacked and no ADH can be secreted, resulting in diabetes insipidus b. a lack of iodine has resulted in a low production of thyroxine, hindering growth and development c. a viral or bacterial infection has destroyed the cortex of the adrenal gland, making the body more susceptible to infections d. a virus or the body's immune system has destroyed the beta cells of the pancreas D -- The underlying mechanism involves an autoimmune destruction of the insulin-producing beta cells in the pancreas. Diabetes is diagnosed by testing the level of sugar or A1C in the blood. The two types of cells and their respective hormones, contained within the islets of Langerhans, are a. alpha cells → glucagon; beta cells → insulin b. alpha cells → insulin: beta cells → glucagon c. alpha cells → cortisol; beta cells → epinephrine d. alpha cells → epinephrine; beta cells → cortisol https://biology-forums.com/index.php?topic=46074.0 When blood sugar levels drop, a. glucagon is secreted to stimulate the breakdown of liver glycogen into glucose b. insulin secretion is increased to raise blood sugar levels c. adrenaline allows the muscle to absorb more glucose d. secretin is produced to stimulate glycolysis A |