BI-1840
Type 2 diabetes
Biology · Secondary 4 · Medium · Type 2 diabetes
A person with type 2 diabetes has consistently high blood glucose levels after meals. Which statement best explains why this happens?
- The pancreas stops producing glucagon after meals.
- Body cells do not respond properly to insulin.
- The liver cannot produce any glucose at all.
- Insulin causes too much glucose to be stored as fat.
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