Dr. Constantine has a patient under her care who is suffering from a tumour on the pancreas, and therefore secreting unusually high levels of insulin. In an attempt to correct the problem, which of the following hormones should she prescribe to the patient? Highlight/ circle your choice. Explain. Cortisol Thyroxine GnRH Aldosterone Oxytocin

Dr. Constantine has a patient under her care who is suffering from a tumour on the pancreas, and therefore secreting unusually high levels of insulin. In an attempt to correct the problem, which of the following hormones should she prescribe to the patient? Highlight/ circle your choice. Explain. Cortisol Thyroxine GnRH Aldosterone Oxytocin

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Chapter26: Medications Used In Treatment Of Endocrine Disorders

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