Insulin allergy:

a. immediate response is IgG mediated
b. anaphylaxis may result
c. change in insulin species (e.g. from pure pork or human from beef)
d. B & C
e. A, B & C


Ans: c. change in insulin species (e.g. from pure pork or human from beef)

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