Whipple Triad,which Is the Diagnostic Criterion for Hypoglycemia Not Associated

question 18

Multiple Choice

Whipple triad,which is the diagnostic criterion for hypoglycemia not associated with diabetes mellitus,is described as follows: (Select all that apply.)

• A) Symptoms of hypoglycemia are present.
• B) Low blood glucose levels are documented when symptoms are present.
• C) Symptoms can be reproduced with an injection of regular insulin, 10 U.
• D) Muscular activity does not have any effect on blood glucose.
• E) Symptoms improved when the blood glucose level rises.

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Definitions:

Medication Distribution

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Sublingual Route

A method of medication administration where drugs are placed under the tongue for absorption directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system.

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