MARIA'S STORY Let's revisit Marias case. She is a 35-year-old insulin-dependent diabetic who currently takes good care of herself. She did not take good care of berself as a teenager. She is on an insulin pump try to control her blood sugar, but has recently passed out in public several times. a What condition causes her to pass out? (hyperglycemia or hypogłycemia) b. Why does this condition develop? c. What is the appropriate treatment for the early sta Pthis condition? d. Given that she has been a diabetic i before she passes out? fong, why doesn't Maria realize she is in trouble onopanmbeachscho

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