Question

1. a persons usual insulin dose can cause blood sugar to become dangerously low when combined with: a drinking more alcohol than usual. b getting more exercise than usual. c skipping meals or snacks. d all the above.

Explanation:

• Alcohol can interfere with the liver's ability to release stored glucose, increasing the risk of low blood sugar when combined with insulin.
• Exercise increases glucose uptake by muscles. More exercise than usual can lead to a greater drop in blood sugar when insulin is also acting.
• Skipping meals or snacks means less glucose intake. Insulin still acts to lower blood sugar, so this combination can cause dangerous hypoglycemia.

Answer:

D. All the above.