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What happens to a person's kidneys as their glucose levels begin to increase? Kidneys remain normal Kidneys begin to slow filtration kidneys are constantly filtering blood None of the above
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What happens to a person's kidneys as their glucose levels begin to increase?

Kidneys remain normal


Kidneys begin to slow filtration


kidneys are constantly filtering blood


None of the above

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A coma could result.
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Kidneys begin to slow filtration.

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