Can the body change its blood glucose concentration?

What monitors and controls blood glucose concentration?

What is activated once a change is detected in glucose levels?

What are hormones?

What hormones does the pancreas produce?

Which of these hormones does the pancreas secrete?

When would insulin be secreted?

What happens when there are high blood glucose levels?

What is insulin?

What system is insulin part of?

Which gland secretes insulin?

What produces insulin?

How else can insulin be produced?

What does insulin do?

How does insulin travel around the body?

Is insulin exocrine or endocrine?

What effect does insulin have on the blood glucose level?

What happens when there are low blood glucose levels?

What does the liver do when there is low glucose?

Why is glucose needed by human cells?

Why may blood glucose be too low?

How is excess glucose stored?

What part of the body controls blood glucose levels?

How many hormones are involved in the controlling of blood glucose levels?

Other than insulin, what else does the control of blood glucose involve?

Why may blood glucose be too low?

How is excess glucose stored?

In what way is excess glucose stored?

What type of feedback is glucose concentration?

What is negative feedback?

What does glucagon do to glucose levels?

Where is excess glucose converted to glycogen?

What produces glucagon?

What type of chemical is glucagon?

Where is glycogen stored?

What part of the body breaks down glycogen?

What breaks down into glycogen?

Why would eating too little mean glucagon would need to be released?

Why is glucagon used when there are low blood sugar levels?

Why do insulin and glucagon not get released at the same time?