Hypoglycemia is usually associated with which type of shock? A: neurogenic shock B: septic shock C: insulin/diabetic shock D: hypovolemic shock

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Hypoglycemia is usually associated with which type of shock?

A: neurogenic shock
B: septic shock
C: insulin/diabetic shock
D: hypovolemic shock

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It is associated with Diabetic shock

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