If a rat required a high rate of insulin infusion to maintain a specific blood glucose...

If a rat required a high rate of insulin infusion to maintain a specific blood glucose level, you can conclude that it is.....

a) non-sensitive to insulin

b) sensitive to insulin

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If a eat required a high rate of insulin infusion to maintain a specific blood glucose level, you can conclude that it is

Answer: A) Non sensitive to insulin

Because, it is also known as Insulin resistance. In this case the amount of insulin normally produced by the body doesn't have any impact on blood sugar levels and body also stops responding to insulin released by pancreas resulting in turning the glucose into fatty acids.

Sydney Mullin answered 1 year ago

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