In diabetes mellitus,
A) too much glucose is transferred into the brain cells by an insulin excess
B) brain cells do not receive an adequate supply of glucose, leading to symptoms of decreased CNS activity
C) too much glucose is lost in the urine, resulting in abnormally low blood glucose levels
D) abnormalities may include polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia, ketosis, and acidosis
E) more than one of the above conditions exist
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Q87: Increased levels of _ would not result
Q88: Coma (severely depressed CNS activity) may result
Q89: Which of the following hormones increases membrane
Q90: Which of the following factors increases insulin
Q91: Insulin
A)facilitates the entry of glucose into brain
Q93: _ exhibit profound effects on such things
Q94: Glucagon
A)is secreted by the beta cells of
Q95: Untreated diabetes mellitus may result in
A)ketoacidosis
B)dehydration
C)inactivation of
Q96: Identify the manifestation(s) of diabetes mellitus.
A)Depression of
Q97: _ opposes the effects of insulin.
A)aldosterone
B)glucagon
C)epinephrine
D)Both a
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