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The physiological function of insulin is to promote utilization of glucose by the cells. What would happen to a patient with a low level of insulin?

A. Glucose would remain in the cell and would not be functional.

B. The level of insulin outside of the cell would be insufficient and would not break down the glucose.

C. The level of insulin inside the cell would be insufficient and would not break down the glucose.

D. Glucose would remain on the outside of the cell and would not be broken down.

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