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By Katelyn Owens
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Name the two hormones produced by the pancreas.
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Explain how insulin helps the body maintain normal blood glucose levels?
Question 6
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Explain in detail how insulin helps the body maintain homeostasis. Be sure to identify the stimulus, effector, and response. Use the diagram.
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Question 10
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What causes diabetes?
Question 11
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What is the difference between type 1 and type 2 diabetes?
Question 12
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List four symptoms of diabetes.
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Question 15
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You need to do some research to answer the following question: List 3 body systems that are affected by diabetes
Question 16
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Research and List TWO consequences of diabetes if it is left untreated.
What is the pancreas?
A. organ where nutrients are absorbed
B. a small organ that produces hormones and enzymes
C. organ that transports food to the stomach
D. organ that digests food
What type of organic molecule is glucose?
A. Nucleic Acids
B. Proteins
C. Carbohydrates
D. Lipids
What is the function/purpose of glucose in the body?
A. it helps with cellular respiration
B. it helps break down proteins
C. it helps the body absorb water
D. it stores genetic information in the cell
When blood sugar levels are lower than normal, what hormone is released by the pancreas?
A. insulin
B. bile
C. pepsin
D. glucagon
How does glucagon help the body maintain normal blood glucose levels?
A. causes excess glucose stored in the liver to be released
B. causes glucose to be absorbed into fat cells
C. breaks glucose down so it can be absorbed into the blood
D. causes glucose to become starch
The back and forth of insulin and glucagon to maintain homeostasis is an example of what type of feedback?
A. postive
B. negative
Diabetes causes high blood pressure, this is an example of a
A. negative feedback loop
B. positive feedback loop
What organ regulate blood pressure?
A. pancreas
B. kidneys
C. heart
D. bladder
