Insulin shock occurs when there is

A) damage to pancreatic beta cells.
B) too much glucagon available.
C) a rapid fall in the blood sugar level.
D) overstimulation of alpha cells.
E) not enough glucagon available.

Insulin Shock

A severe hypoglycemic condition resulting from an overdose of insulin, leading to low blood sugar levels, confusion, and unconsciousness.

Alpha Cells

Endocrine cells in the pancreas that produce glucagon, which raises blood glucose levels.

Beta Cells

Cells located in the pancreas that produce and secrete insulin, a hormone that regulates blood glucose levels.