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B. By inhibiting the pancreas from releasing insulin
C. By increasing the absorption of glucose in the intestines
D. By promoting the breakdown of muscle tissue for glucose production
Select your answer:
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B. Maintain confidentiality
C. Obtain informed consent, after explaining test procedure
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