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25. Which of the following can cause diarrhea? a. accumulation of extracellular glucose b. accumulation of intracellular glucose c. accumulation of extracellular salt d. accumulation e. a & c of intracellular salt

25. Which of the following can cause diarrhea? a. accumulation of extracellular glucose b. accumulation of intracellular glucose c. accumulation of extracellular salt d. accumulation e. a & c of intracellular salt

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25. Which of the following can cause diarrhea?
a. accumulation of extracellular glucose
b. accumulation of intracellular glucose
c. accumulation of extracellular salt
d. accumulation of intracellular salt
e. a & c
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26. Which of the following caused your patient's hyperglycemia?
a. treatment for anaphylactic shock (systemic anaphylaxis)
b. the presence of Glut-2 on beta cells in the pancreas
c. the secretion of amylin
d. the presence of Glut-4 on adipose tissue
e. hyponatremia
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