alleryHow do catecholamines affect blood glucose?
ALower it by glycogen formation
BLower it by uptake into fat
CLeave it entirely unchanged
DRaise it by glycogen breakdown
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Raise it by glycogen breakdown
Catecholamines stimulate glycogen breakdown, increasing glucose concentration in the blood.
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