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B5- Homeostasis and Response
Control of Blood Glucose
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Blood Sugar After Eating
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Low Blood Glucose Concentration
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High Blood Glucose Concentration
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Type 2 Diabetes
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Type 1 Diabetes
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Which part of the body is blood glucose concentration monitored and controlled by?
Pancreas
Which organ is primarily responsible for detecting and controlling blood glucose levels?
The
pancreas
.
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What is glucose used for in cells?
Glucose is a
simple
sugar.
It is
needed
by cells for
respiration
.
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Why is it important to maintain blood glucose concentration?
It is important to maintain a
constant
level of glucose in the blood for
proper
body
function.
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What is
insulin
?
Insulin is a
hormone
that regulates the level of sugar in the blood.
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Where is
insulin
produced?
Insulin is produced by the
pancreas
.
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What are the two types of diabetes mentioned?
Type 1 Diabetes
Type 2 Diabetes
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Which system is responsible for maintaining a constant blood glucose level in the body?
Endocrine system
Which organ in the body stores glucose as insoluble
glycogen
?
Liver
Which is the main organ responsible for detecting and controlling the blood glucose levels of the blood?
Pancreas
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