While reviewing the role of glucagon in regard to regulation of blood glucose, the nurse knows which of the following situations could lead to an inhibition of glucagon release?
A)
A sharp decrease in blood glucose concentration
B)
Recent strenuous physical activity
C)
Recent intake of large amounts of protein-rich food.
D)
An increase in glucose levels.
Ans:
D
Feedback:
Low blood sugar, intake of protein, and strenuous physical activity are associated with glucagon release. Lowered cellular metabolic needs and/or increased glucose levels would inhibit glucagon release.
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