6 Questions
Which hormone does the body produce more of when trying to bring down high blood sugar levels?
Insulin
What is the condition characterized by high levels of insulin in the blood called?
Hyperinsulinemia
What can happen if the cells continue to be resistant to insulin over time?
The pancreas will produce less insulin
Which of the following is a consequence of the body compensating for high blood sugar levels?
Increased insulin production
What is hyperinsulinemia characterized by?
High levels of insulin in the blood
What can happen if the cells continue to be resistant to insulin over time?
The pancreas may not produce enough insulin
Study Notes
Blood Sugar Regulation
- When trying to bring down high blood sugar levels, the body produces more insulin.
Insulin Resistance
- Hyperinsulinemia is a condition characterized by high levels of insulin in the blood.
Consequences of Insulin Resistance
- If cells continue to be resistant to insulin over time, it can lead to Type 2 diabetes.
- The body compensating for high blood sugar levels can result in hyperinsulinemia.
Hyperinsulinemia
- Hyperinsulinemia is characterized by high levels of insulin in the blood.
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