Question

question 6 of 10
a person has a disease that makes her pancreas function poorly. how could a doctor tell that the pancreas is the organ that is damaged?
a. the amount of phosphorus in her blood is wrong.
b. the amount of adrenaline in her blood is wrong.
c. the amount of calcium in her blood is wrong.
d. the amount of insulin in her blood is wrong.

Explanation:

The pancreas produces insulin. A poorly - functioning pancreas would result in an abnormal amount of insulin in the blood. Phosphorus, adrenaline, and calcium levels are not directly related to pancreas function.

Answer:

D. The amount of insulin in her blood is wrong.