Which of following decreases levels of blood glucose? () A: glucagon B: epinephrine C: insulin D: cortisol E: growth<br/>hormone

Which<br/>of the following are incorrectly paired? () A: Epinephrine:increased glycogenolysis in skeletal muscle B: Insulin:increased protein synthesis C: Glucagon:increased gluconeogenesis D: Progesterone:increased plasma glucose level E: Growth hormone:increased<br/>plasma glucose level

Which of the following description about islet hormones is correct? A: Pancreatic alpha cells produce glucagon B: Pancreatic beta cells produce insulin with low glucose C: Somatostatin produced by pancreatic delta cells enhances insulin secretion D: Somatostatin produced by pancreatic delta cells enhances glucagon secretion E: Insulin can pass through the plasma membrane

i) The secretion of insulin—which acts to lower the plasma glucose _____—is stimulated by a rise in glucose concentration, for example, and is inhibited by a fall in blood glucose.

A 14-year-old girl with Type 1 diabetes is monitoring her blood glucose level at home. Which of the following actions indicates that she understands appropriate care management strategies for a blood glucose level of 250 mg/dL A: She will skip the next dose of insulin and drink fruit juice. B: She will take insulin and drink water. C: She will eat a high-carbohydrate meal and exercise. D: She will inject glucagon and rest.