When blood sugar is low A) the liver creates insulin. B) glycogen is broken down in the pituitary gland. C) the pancreas secretes glucagon to trigger the liver to release stored glucose. D) the pancreas secretes glucose to increase sugar levels and restore homeostasis.

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David Jenkins

7 May, 21:27

When blood sugar is low A) the liver creates insulin. B) glycogen is broken down in the pituitary gland. C) the pancreas secretes glucagon to trigger the liver to release stored glucose. D) the pancreas secretes glucose to increase sugar levels and restore homeostasis.

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Joanna · Answer 1

If you are not a Diabetic when your blood sugar is low, the pancreas secretes glucagon to trigger the liver to release stored glucose. In diabetics, it works the same but the glucagon must be administered through a needle.

C is your answer.

Averie Mcdowell · Answer 2

A when its low it has to make it so diabetics cant do this aka diabeties