Which condition is the most dangerous adverse effect of insulin? ...

[sam.t96]

Which condition is the most dangerous adverse effect of insulin?
 
  a. Hypoglycemia
  b. Hyperglycemia
  c. Severe hypotension
  d. Development of insulin allergy

Question 2

How do diabetes type 1 and diabetes type 2 differ from each other?
 
  a. Diabetes type 1 develops in people under 40 years old, whereas diabetes type 2 develops only in older people.
  b. Diabetes type 2 develops in people under 40 years old, whereas diabetes type 1 develops only in older people.
  c. Patients with type 1 diabetes are at higher risk for obesity and heart disease, whereas patients with type 2 diabetes are at higher risk for strokes.
  d. Patients with type 1 diabetes produce no insulin, whereas patients with type 2 diabetes produce insulin but their insulin receptors are not very sensitive to it.

[kardosa007]

Answer to Question 1

A
The main adverse effect of insulin is the lowering of blood glucose levels below normal (hypoglycemia). This response, also called insulin shock, is dangerous because brain cells are very sensitive to low blood glucose levels and the patient can become nonresponsive very quickly. If the problem is not corrected immediately, the patient can die or have irreversible brain damage.

Answer to Question 2

D
The main problem of type 1 diabetes is that the person can no longer make insulin. Without insulin, the patient's blood glucose level becomes very high, but glucose cannot enter many cells. Patients who have type 1 diabetes must use insulin daily for the rest of their lives or receive a pancreas transplant. With type 2 diabetes, the person still has beta cells that make some insulin. In fact, some people who have type 2 diabetes have normal levels of insulin; however, the insulin receptors are not very sensitive to insulin. As a result, insulin does not bind as tightly to its receptors as it should and less glucose moves from the blood into the cells.

[sam.t96]

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