Question

whipples triad consist of 1) fasting blood glucose 10 mg/100 ml below normal, 2) hypoglycemia when fasting and ______________.
no effect by glucose
symptoms made worse by glucose
relief of symptoms by glucose

Explanation:

Whipple's triad is a set of criteria used to diagnose hypoglycemia. It includes: 1) Fasting blood glucose 10 mg/100 ml below normal, 2) Symptoms of hypoglycemia when fasting, and 3) Relief of symptoms by glucose. When glucose is administered, it should reverse the hypoglycemic symptoms if the diagnosis is correct. The other options ("No effect by glucose" and "Symptoms made worse by glucose") are incorrect as glucose is expected to relieve hypoglycemic symptoms.

Answer:

Relief of symptoms by glucose