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- 4. body's glycogen stores
- 5. is a condition in which the blood glucose level is lower than normal level.
- 8. disorders can commonly experience low blood sugar
- 10. using a glucose monitor is key.
- 12. of the pancreas can cause excessive insulin to be released
- 15. or orange juice are good to treat low blood sugar levels
- 18. blood sugar is defined as below 70 mg/dL.
- 19. symptom for tiredness
- 21. carbohydrates are important to keep on diabetic patient.
- 22. gel can be applied to the patient's mouth if in a diabetic coma.
- 25. hypoglycemia is also known as postprandial hypoglycemia
- 26. carbohydrates can contribute to hypoglycemia.
- 28. blood sugar 15 minutes after treatment
- 29. of glucagon can be used to treat hypoglycemia
- 34. alcohol drinking can cause hypoglycemia
- 35. hypoglycemia can lead to seizure, loss of consciousness and death.
- 38. blood to analyze blood sugar levels
- 39. of hepatic gluconeogenesis is the mechanism of action of metformin.
- 40. is the body's main source of energy.
- 43. diabetes with less insulin can lead to uncontrolled diabetes.
- 44. diabetes experiences hypoglycemia most commonly.
- 47. acids/ glycerol are non-carbohydrate compounds.
- 48. is the number one factor in this condition in those non diabetic.
- 49. or meal can keep normal blood sugar levels
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- 1. is the most severe outcome for those with this condition.
- 2. hepatitis can result due to inability to degrade medications effectively.
- 3. brain injury can occur if extremely low blood sugar
- 6. is a device used to monitor blood sugar levels.
- 7. turns non-carbohydrate compounds and turns them into glucose.
- 9. brain damage can happen in a short time.
- 11. hypoglycemia happens just hours after patients eat.
- 13. may occur in those with severe untreated hypoglycemia.
- 14. 15 grams of fast-acting carbs
- 16. symptom for desire to eat
- 17. bypass surgery patients can experience reactive hypoglycemia
- 20. is a pathway which breaks down glucose into pyruvate and free energy (ATP).
- 22. deficiencies may cause key hormones not to regulate glucose production
- 23. can occur if blood glucose levels are 41-49mg/dL.
- 24. is one of the most common, increasingly chronic health conditions in America.
- 27. is an example of an antihyperglycemia agent.
- 30. over-production can result in low blood sugar.
- 31. BG levels avoid hospital visits
- 32. food that is made of sugar substitutes.
- 33. agents will lower glucose levels
- 36. 15 minutes then test blood glucose again
- 37. sugar foods or drinks, treat hypoglycemia.
- 41. glucose monitors (CGM) are an option of diabetics.
- 42. symptom of released of liquid from body's sweat gland
- 45. symptom of involuntary movement
- 46. disorders should be evaluated due to lack of proper diet.