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complete each statement by choosing the correct answer from the drop - …

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complete each statement by choosing the correct answer from the drop - down menu. can develop when a person has elevated levels of glucose in the blood. can occur when the body is exposed to extremely cold temperatures for a long time. can occur when the body is exposed to extremely hot temperatures for a long time.

Explanation:

Brief Explanations
  • Diabetes: High blood - glucose levels are a key characteristic of diabetes. In diabetes, the body either does not produce enough insulin (type 1) or does not use insulin effectively (type 2), leading to elevated blood glucose.
  • Hypothermia: When the body is exposed to extremely cold temperatures for a long time, the body temperature drops below the normal range (usually below 35°C or 95°F), and this condition is called hypothermia.
  • Heat - related illness (not exactly one of the given options, but if we assume a general heat - exposure - related condition): When the body is exposed to extremely hot temperatures for a long time, it can lead to heat exhaustion, heat stroke (more severe), etc. But among the given options, if we consider the general concept of body's response to heat exposure (even though the options could be more specific), we can note the relationships.

Answer:

  1. Diabetes
  2. Hypothermia
  3. (If we assume a general heat - exposure - related condition concept, but among given options, there is no perfect fit. However, if we consider the first two as correct based on the main associations):
  • First blank: Diabetes
  • Second blank: Hypothermia
  • Third blank: (If we assume a wrong - option situation, but if we have to pick from given, perhaps a wrong - fit, but more accurately, the third condition is related to heat - exposure - related illnesses which are not exactly in the given options. But if forced to choose, we can say that the first two (Diabetes and Hypothermia) are correct as per their main associations)