How Do Type I and Type II Diabetes Differ

question 9

Multiple Choice

How do Type I and Type II diabetes differ?

• A) Type I only occurs in children, and Type II only occurs in adults.
• B) Type I is controllable by diet and exercise, and Type II is controlled only through insulin injection.
• C) Type I can lead to coma and death, and Type II does not have serious effects on the body.
• D) The pancreas does not produce sufficient insulin in Type I, and there is a lack of insulin receptors with Type II.
• E) All of the above

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