Author Question: The daughter cells that are discarded during oogenesis are called __________. A. granulosa cells ... (Read 101 times)

ETearle · **on:** Jun 25, 2018

The daughter cells that are discarded during oogenesis are called __________.

A. granulosa cells
B. follicular cells
C. polar bodies
D. secondary oocytes

Question 2

Explain some of the characteristics that differentiate insulin shock from ketoacidosis.

What will be an ideal response?

234sdffa · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 25, 2018

Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

In insulin shock, insulin is excessive as opposed to insufficient; the onset of symptoms is rapid as opposed to gradual (i.e., over several days); the skin has a cold sweat and is pale as opposed to dry and flushed; respirations are normal or shallow as opposed to slow and deep; reflexes are hyperactive as opposed to depressed; blood pressure is normal or slightly elevated as opposed to low; there is no glucose in the urine as opposed to a large amount; blood glucose is very low as opposed to high; blood bicarbonate and pH is normal as opposed to low; there is no acetone in blood and urine, but both are present in the blood and urine with ketoacidosis.