Mohit, a 30-year-old man was a software professional leading a sedentary life. He showed signs of high blood sugar during a routine health check-up despite having a normal body weight.
Answer the following:
(a) The hormonal disorder he is suffering from.
(b) The hormone responsible for this disorder.
(c) The organ that secretes this hormone.
(d) One symptom experienced by Mohit due to this disorder.
(e) One change in lifestyle to lower the blood sugar level.
| Part | Answer |
|---|---|
| (a) | Diabetes mellitus |
| (b) | Insulin |
| (c) | Pancreas |
| (d) | Frequent urination |
| (e) | Regular physical exercise |
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