Which of the Following Explains the Profound Protein Catabolism and Gluconeogenesis

question 45

Multiple Choice

Which of the following explains the profound protein catabolism and gluconeogenesis associated with Cushing's syndrome?

• A) Cushing's syndrome affects normal fat deposition.
• B) Glucocorticoids cause sodium retention and increased blood volume.
• C) Cortisol is an antagonist to insulin.
• D) Increased epinephrine and norepinephrine release result in hypermetabolism.

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