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Question

Diabetes mellitus is associated with

a. too much insulin in the blood.
b. too much glucose in the blood.
c. blood that is too dilute.
d. Both b and c are correct.

Rikhil Makwana · Accepted Answer

everybody. This is Ricky and said I&#x27;m gonna be walking through problem number 13 on chapter four. I&#x27;m not diabetes. Mountainous, um, or type one slash two diabetes. So what does this occur? Are their insulin deficiency or sensitive insensitivity rather incense tiffy? Meaning your organs? No longer. Um, we&#x27;ll react to insulin. Um, so this is a disease associated with too much. I love you guys. Mistress, be

Kelly Lentsch · Answer

I guess so. Today we&#x27;re gonna talk a little bit about glucose and how it&#x27;s stored in the body. So glucose is consumed as sugar, and it&#x27;s used for energy in the body. So when you consume too much sugar were more than the body currently needs for energy, it can be converted into a storage form. Um called collection. Glickman holds about 50,000 molecules of glucose, so it&#x27;s a pretty easy way to store glucose and that glycogen can be stored in the liver as well as the muscles. And this is important because when your glucose level in your blood is low, that glycogen can be broken back into glucose I A hormone called Luca. So when your blood sugar is low, the body signals the release of Gluck, a gun which causes glycogen to be converted back into glucose. Excuse my handwriting there. Now when your blood sugar&#x27;s high when you consumes too much glucose, you need to convert it into glycogen so that it&#x27;s not circulating actively in the blood. And this is done by a hormone called insulin, which many of you are probably familiar with because diabetics may have a problem. Sick reading producing or, um, their cells responding to insulin. So again, when we go back to our original question, it asks how excess glycogen is stored and we talk our access. Excuse me, excess glucose. And we talked about excess. Glucose is stored as glycogen, which is choice, See?

Aditya Sood · Answer

Hello, everyone, and welcome diabetes results when either insulin cannot be produced or does not function properly. Consequently, diabetes concludes complications such as blindness, heart disease and kidney disease help manage diabetes. A patient can get insulin injections. How do insulin injections promote a negative feedback loop to help maintain blood glucose production? Okay, so let&#x27;s say that our baseline glucose levels that should be a healthy level would be right around here. But after a meal when we&#x27;re just consumed, a lot of food are glucose levels are high, they&#x27;re at this level. And so when we get the injection, when we got an insulin injection, let&#x27;s say right over here, um, our blood glucose, I was actually drop back down to normal. And so it&#x27;s a negative feedback loop because it restores it back to its original commission. Um, where&#x27;s the positive feedback loop will keep amplifying the condition and making it like a cascading effect. So this is a negative feedback loop, and, um, it actually allows the in the wage to decreases. The blood group locals level in your blood stream is by allowing the transport and storage of glucose, which decreases the blood pools that was, um, after a meal. And so let&#x27;s take a look at which of the, um, options. Ah, it says something similar. So, um parte de, um, Choice T says that insulin injections allowed the transport and storage of glucose to decrease the glucose levels after consuming a larger high glucose meal. And this brings it back down to its base land level. And it isn&#x27;t negative feedback loop. So our answer is going to be D. Thank you for watching, and I hope this helped.

Aditya Sood · Answer

Hello, everyone. And welcome if you produce If you overproduce insulin after eating a meal, you may experience and the following. And so what is its Windu? Let&#x27;s say you&#x27;re after a meal in your glucose levels are up here, and these are the normal levels. So Insulin&#x27;s job is to help restore them right back down to the normal level. Um, where they, uh, where you tried your body tries to maintain them at these levels. But if you overproduce insulin, they&#x27;ll their glucose levels will fall too much. And so, um, we want to see which of these four choices represents this. And so in this question, really just have to use our root words. And so the answer is going to be D and reason we can do this is by looking at the roots of these words. So deice hyperglycemia people play Bligh Sr And so hypo means under and glassy mia is just the presence of glucose and your bloodstream. You know, blood. And so hyperglycemia naturally means that you have a low presence of glucose in your blood, which would be the case if you&#x27;re in produced insulin. As you can see here, the levels are significantly below then the normal, uh, homeless days, this amount. And so the answer is going to be D. Thank you for watching, and I hope this helped.

Joanna Quigley · Answer

Which of these statements about insulin is true? A insulin is a transport protein carrying their coast across the cell membrane. Theme. Insulin facilitates movements of interest. Celia Glucose transports is to the cell membrane. See insulin stimulates for breaks out of stools, glycogen into glucose or D. Insulin stimulates the kidneys to re absorb glucose in Super Classroom, as the purpose of insulin is to reduce blood sugar by causing the take up of glucose into deliver and the muscles so looking for anything that is related to that. But in particular, the answer is B carries out by facilitating movements of intracellular glucose transporters to someone brain so it can take in glucose from the blood so it would not be see because it&#x27;s with increased blood glucose. It&#x27;s not a because insulin just isn&#x27;t the transports. Protein and D kidneys already re absorb glucose. You should not be having glucose left in the urine after it&#x27;s produced. It is supposed to be re absorbed. In all cases, if there is glucose in the urine, this is actually a sign off diabetes because it&#x27;s only. It only happens if there is too much glucose in the blood, the V kidneys to cope and re absorb it. But every also is be

Sam Limsuwannarot · Answer

shin hear us of what diabetes in so piteous or diabetes mellitus is indicated by. So we have four different options here. A is an area B is going to be Polly. Area C is all Liguria and these none of the above. So I&#x27;m Freddy here. We know Andrea is described as the virtual basically deficiency of the production of urine Do which we know that diabetes here is gonna caused by an excessive or abnormally larger and production which is caused by these particular diseases. So they cannot be a correct answer for me here. We know that Polly area is goingto be characterized by the excess. So that is going to be a correct answer for see here. Ah, Liguria. This is going to be below the normal urine output. However, these air, generally due to the disease, is really our kidneys or dehydration. So this cannot be an answer. And none of the above is not an answer to

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Problem 13 Medium Difficulty

Diabetes mellitus is associated with

a. too much insulin in the blood.
b. too much glucose in the blood.
c. blood that is too dilute.
d. Both b and c are correct.

Answer

Hence the correct option is $b$ Diabetes mellitus is associated with too much glucose in the }$
blood.

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