Test Your Knowledge #638: When fasting blood glucose levels are elevated in the early morning...

When fasting blood glucose levels are elevated in the early morning, which of the following would be the least likely cause?

a. Somogyi effect

b. Excessive carbohydrate intake during the prior evening

c. Inadequate amount of basal insulin

d. Dawn phenomenon

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Test Your Knowledge Answer #638

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This article originally posted 10 August, 2012 and appeared in Issue 638

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