Suzie is two hours post partum following a ventouse birth with an epidural insitu. She is complaining of a severe headac

A. Lay Suzie flat , do vital signs and call the anaethetist to review a pos

Physiological changes that occur in a multiple pregnancy include:

A. Additional increase in blood volume & relative decrease in RBC.

Violet is concerned about her son's feet which appear to curve inward slightly. On examination you are able to gently

A. This is a positional and should spontaneously resolve in a couple of mon

The fetus is able to survive in a low-oxygen environment because:

A. Fetal haemoglobin binds a greater amount of oxygen

You are a student midwife and you suspect your woman Sally has a 3a third degree tear. This type of tear is found when

A. Injury to less than 50% of the external anal sphincter muscle

Maggie (G1P0) has arrived at a primary unit. She is hoping for a waterbirth. She consents to a VE to assess her progress

D. Advise Maggie to enter the pool for birth as these findings are normal

Beth asks you to prescribe her an iron supplement because she is feeling tired. Her blood test results are normal at 28

B. iron supplementation only with confirmed iron deficiency

B. Vasoconstriction, decreased placental perfusion and fetal hypoxia

The follicular phase of the menstrual cycle:

D. Is the first part of the cycle.

A Rhesus negative woman post birth is recommended to have Anti-D immunoglobulin. What is your responsibility?

A. Ensure the woman has given informed consent

When is transient tachypnoea of the newborn (TTN) more likely to develop:

A. Late preterm, elective lower section caeserian section LSCS, hypothermia

Changes to which Act and Regulation enable a midwife to complete the required education and prescribe Pethidine, Morphin

B. Medicines Amendment Act 2013 & Misuse of Drug Amendment Regulations 2014

Research has found 'membrane sweeps' from 40 weeks gestation:

B. Have demonstrated mixed effectiveness & that further research is needed

Grunting is caused by:

C. Expiration past a partially closed epiglottis

Warning signs of a shoulder dystocia includes which of the following?

D. Prolonged 2nd stage, difficulty birthing the face and chin, and fetal he

After you have given a woman under your care all the information regarding Vitamin K, she decides she does not want her

C. Ensure informed choice and document her answer

Atelectasis refers to:

C. Inadequate alveolar expansion and collapse of lung tissue

Rina's 2nd trimester bloods done on the 7 May 2019, and are shown below for Full Blood Count. Rina asks why her results

C. Your total blood volume has increased which can be a cause of iron-defic

Choose all correct answers: Which of the following physiological events occur in the 'Separation Bleed'

C. Increase in platelet proliferation at the placental site, A. Uterine muscle fibre constriction of blood vessels

Hope has a severe asthma attack while in antenatal clinic. As her midwife, your immediate management should be

A. Call an ambulance immediately

Maria is 32 weeks pregnant. She telephones you her LMC, to say that her hands and feet are very itchy but she has no ras

B. Visit Maria, take a history, perform an examination, assess fetal wellbe

At 2 weeks post caesarean section, a woman develops a temperature of 38 degrees Celsius and has a tender abdomen. The

B. Advise that a consultation with an obstetrician is recommended

Lauren (G3 P2; 33wks gestation) has arrived in the assessment unit with a history of vaginal bleeding and an ultrasound

B. Soft, non-tender uterus, palpable fetal parts, and unstable lie.

What is thought to be responsible for causing haemorrhoids during pregnancy?

B. Progesterone and increased blood volume

What are the contraindications for a forceps delivery

A. Station higher than -1 or 1/5th palpable and previous shoulder dystocia

What are some of the physiological effects and risks of epidural analgesia?

C. Maternal hypotension, decreased contractions, increased risk of augmenta

As an LMC midwife when should you visit Lee and her baby next, following discharge from the DHB facility?

D. Within 24 hours following discharge.

Sandy (G1P0; 28 weeks gestation), has recently started to feel regular fetal movements. Sandy asks how how often is enou

C. Support Sandy to get to know baby's movement pattern and to contact you

The legislation that ensures that health practitioners are competent and fit to practice is the:

C. The Health Practitioners Competency Assurance Act 2003.

Zoe has a history of a stillborn baby at term in her first pregnancy; the baby was on the 5th customised centile. Zoe is

A. Acknowledge her anxiety and explain there is an increased risk of SGA

You are making a home visit on day 2. The mother is distressed and has saved you a nappy to show you blood that the bab

D. You reassure the mother it is urates which is common at day 2 rather

Jackie has noticed that the discharge from the hospital says she had a 'caesarean section' when she has a 'ventouse birt

D. Attach her letter to the information but not correct the information.

At day 7 you are concerned that Rawiri has lost 9% of his birth weight. Your BEST response would include:

D. Observe a breastfeed for Rawiri to assess milk transfer, design a feedin

Tina pregnant with her first baby has a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 40kg/m2. Tina should take:

B. 5000 micrograms (5mg) of Folic acid.

You are working in the birthing unit and are asked to answer the call bell in one of the birthing rooms. Amanda informs

A. Call for help, lie Amanda in the knee-chest position, replace the cord,

Tia asks you what the concerns are with looking after kittens in pregnancy. Your response includes:

C. Cat faeces can carry toxoplasmosis protozoan that can cross the placenta

Lifestyle changes that might reduce the risk of developing GDM in pregnancy include

D. Decrease carbohydrates and saturated fats, increase exercise

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1
Suzie is two hours post partum following a ventouse birth with an epidural insitu. She is complaining of a severe headac
B. Offer a bed bath rather than a shower as it is clear Suzie is exhausted.
C. Lie Suzie flat to see if this helps. If it does, suggest a sleep may hel
A. Lay Suzie flat , do vital signs and call the anaethetist to review a pos
D. Tell Suzie she has had Paracetamol and voltaren at birth, but can have
2
Physiological changes that occur in a multiple pregnancy include:
B. Lower increase in blood volume and decrease in red blood cells.
A. Additional increase in blood volume & relative decrease in RBC.
D. Additional increase in blood volume and increase in red blood cells.
C. Normal increase in blood volume & excessive decrease in red blood cells.
3
Violet is concerned about her son's feet which appear to curve inward slightly. On examination you are able to gently
C. This is called talipes equinovarus and needs a paediatric referral
D. This is a congenital abnormality
A. This is a positional and should spontaneously resolve in a couple of mon
B. This condition requires physiotherapy as soon as possible
4
The fetus is able to survive in a low-oxygen environment because:
A. Fetal haemoglobin binds a greater amount of oxygen
C. Fetal haemoglobin binds a greater amount of carbon dioxide
B. Fetal haemoglobin binds a greater amount of Vitamin K
D. Fetal haemoglobin binds less oxygen
5
You are a student midwife and you suspect your woman Sally has a 3a third degree tear. This type of tear is found when
A. Injury to less than 50% of the external anal sphincter muscle
D. Injury to the perineum and involving the transverse perineal muscle
C. Injury to the skin only
B. Injury to the Bulbocavernosus muscle through to the Internal anal sphinc
6
Use of massage in labour can reduce labour pain. This effect supports which pain control theory?
A. Gate control theory
C. Central nervous system control method
D. Pharmacological avoidance theory
B. Pain relief perspective theory
7
Which of the following has evidence to support that it will reduce perineal trauma in the second stage?
A. Warm compresses
D. Perineal massage
B. Ice packs
C. Hands on flexion of fetal head
8
Maggie (G1P0) has arrived at a primary unit. She is hoping for a waterbirth. She consents to a VE to assess her progress
C. Advise Maggie to transfer to a base hospital for a consult with an obste
D. Advise Maggie to enter the pool for birth as these findings are normal
A. Advise Maggie to remain out of the pool for her second stage to allow fo
B. Advise Maggie that a CTG is indicated due to moulding of the fetal head
9
Beth asks you to prescribe her an iron supplement because she is feeling tired. Her blood test results are normal at 28
C. daily iron supplementation to begin a month before pregnancy and continu
B. iron supplementation only with confirmed iron deficiency
D. low dose iron supplementation for all pregnant women feeling tired
A. iron supplementation after 28wks as long as the woman has no allergies
10
Nicotine can cause:
D. Vasodilation, decreased placental perfusion and fetal hypoxia
A. Vasoconstriction, increased placental perfusion and fetal hypoxia
B. Vasoconstriction, decreased placental perfusion and fetal hypoxia
C. Vasodilation increased placental perfusion and fetal hypoxia
11
The follicular phase of the menstrual cycle:
B. Is the second part of the cycle
C. Occurs between weeks 2 and 4
D. Is the first part of the cycle.
A. Occurs between weeks 2 and 3
12
At what platelet level (units: billion/L) is epidural anaesthesia contraindicated?
B. Between 80 and 100 with normal coagulation studies.
A. Less than (<) 80.
D. more than (>) 100.
C. more than (>) 100-150.
13
A Rhesus negative woman post birth is recommended to have Anti-D immunoglobulin. What is your responsibility?
C. Check whether she has had a previous blood transfusion
A. Ensure the woman has given informed consent
D. Ensure the family understand why it is recommended
B. Administer it within 96 hours
14
The MOH Referral Guidelines recommend that an induction for prolonged pregnancy should be arranged in a "timely manner"
B. 42
A. 40+5 wks
C. 41+5 wks
D. 41 wks
15
When is transient tachypnoea of the newborn (TTN) more likely to develop:
C. Late preterm, polyhydramnios, poor cardiotocograph (CTG)
A. Late preterm, elective lower section caeserian section LSCS, hypothermia
D. Post dates, prolonged labour, tachycardia
B. Breech birth, large for dates, small for dates
16
Changes to which Act and Regulation enable a midwife to complete the required education and prescribe Pethidine, Morphin
D. None of the above.
C. Both Medicines Amendment Act & Misuse of Drug Amendment Regulation 2013
A. Both Medicines Amendment Act & Misuse of Drug Amendment Regulation 2014
B. Medicines Amendment Act 2013 & Misuse of Drug Amendment Regulations 2014
17
Shoulder dystocia results of disproportion of the bisacromial (shoulder) diameter & ___ diameter of the pelvic inlet.
A. anteroposterior
B. oblique
C. transverse
D. occipitoposterior
18
Research has found 'membrane sweeps' from 40 weeks gestation:
D. Are least effective in multiparous women & should be avoided until 42wk
A. Must offer toall because they are proven to reduce the rate of postdates
C. Are more effective in primigravida women and should be done daily
B. Have demonstrated mixed effectiveness & that further research is needed
19
Sophie has been prescribed the stat dose of 2000mg (milligrams) Metronidazole (Flagyl) antibiotic for Bacterial vaginosi
C. 0.02gms (grams)
D. 2gms (grams)
A. 0.2gms (grams)
B. 20gms (grams)
20
Grunting is caused by:
C. Expiration past a partially closed epiglottis
A. Expiration past constricted bronchi
D. Excessive reabsorption of lung fluid
B. Inspiration across a hyaline membrane
21
Warning signs of a shoulder dystocia includes which of the following?
D. Prolonged 2nd stage, difficulty birthing the face and chin, and fetal he
C. Incoordinate labour, difficulty birthing the fetal head, and restitution
B. Restitution of the fetal head, shoulders descend into the pelvis, and
A. Fetal head remain tightly applied to the vulva, fetal head retracts or
22
After you have given a woman under your care all the information regarding Vitamin K, she decides she does not want her
C. Ensure informed choice and document her answer
B. Suggest she reconsiders as there are too many risks involved for the bab
A. Advise her that she needs to eat Vitamin K-rich foods to increase babys
D. Advise her she needs more time to consider this
23
Uterine smooth muscle is able to retain tone during contractions. This special characteristic is called:
B. Effacement
A. Retraction
C. Relaxin
D. Dilation
24
Atelectasis refers to:
A. The action of surfactant on the surface tension of the alveolar
D. Residual lung fluid causes crackles heard on auscultation
C. Inadequate alveolar expansion and collapse of lung tissue
B. Inadequate bronchial dilatation and collapse of the airways
25
Rina's 2nd trimester bloods done on the 7 May 2019, and are shown below for Full Blood Count. Rina asks why her results
A. It is normal for your bloods results to change throughout your pregnancy
D. Your total blood volume production has slowed down causing you to have a
C. Your total blood volume has increased which can be a cause of iron-defic
B. Your total blood volume has increased and you now have iron-deficiency
26
Choose all correct answers: Which of the following physiological events occur in the 'Separation Bleed'
D. Placental site enlargement of maternal blood vessels
C. Increase in platelet proliferation at the placental site
A. Uterine muscle fibre constriction of blood vessels
B. Rupture of maternal arteries and veins
27
Hope has a severe asthma attack while in antenatal clinic. As her midwife, your immediate management should be
A. Call an ambulance immediately
B. Ask her to use her preventer medication
C. Reassure her to breathe calmly and the attack will pass
D. Place her in left lateral and administer oxygen.
28
Maria is 32 weeks pregnant. She telephones you her LMC, to say that her hands and feet are very itchy but she has no ras
A. Refer Maria to see her GP for the next antenatal appointment
D. Visit Maria, take a history, perform an examination, assess fetal wellbe
B. Visit Maria, take a history, perform an examination, assess fetal wellbe
C. Ask if Maria has been using any different skin care products recently &
29
Rebekah has gained 14 kgs over her pregnancy. The MOH Guideline recommends that her max weight gain in pregnancy should
C. Overweight
D. Healthy
A. Underweight
B. Obese
30
At 2 weeks post caesarean section, a woman develops a temperature of 38 degrees Celsius and has a tender abdomen. The
A. Advise she contact her GP immediately
C. Advise bedrest and plenty of fluids until the temperature drops to norma
D. Prescribe a broad-spectrum antibiotic and revisit in 24 h
B. Advise that a consultation with an obstetrician is recommended
31
Sonja is not BF & is concerned about ovulating & becoming pregnant. The earliest known ovulation in non-lactating woman:
B. 25 days postpartum.
D. 30 days postpartum.
A. 28 days postpartum.
C. 21 days postpartum.
32
Lauren (G3 P2; 33wks gestation) has arrived in the assessment unit with a history of vaginal bleeding and an ultrasound
C. Firm uterus, palpable fetal parts, and engaged presenting part.
A. Firm, tense uterus, high presenting part, and difficulty in palpating fe
B. Soft, non-tender uterus, palpable fetal parts, and unstable lie.
D. Soft, non-tender uterus, and difficulty in palpating fetal parts or dete
33
What is thought to be responsible for causing haemorrhoids during pregnancy?
C. Oestrogen and increased blood volume
B. Progesterone and increased blood volume
D. Oestrogen and weight of the gravid uterus
A. Progesterone and decreased blood volume
34
What are the contraindications for a forceps delivery
C. Station +2 and in an occiput anterior position
A. Station higher than -1 or 1/5th palpable and previous shoulder dystocia
B. When second stage has exceeded 180 minutes and the mother is too tired
D. The mother does not have an epidural sited
35
What are some of the physiological effects and risks of epidural analgesia?
D. Maternal hypotension, decreased contraction, decreased risk of augmentat
C. Maternal hypotension, decreased contractions, increased risk of augmenta
B. Maternal hypertension, increased contractions, increased risk of augm
A. Maternal hypertension, decreased contractions, increased risk of augment
36
As an LMC midwife when should you visit Lee and her baby next, following discharge from the DHB facility?
D. Within 24 hours following discharge.
C. Within 48 hours following discharge.
B. Within a week following discharge.
A. As negotiated with you depending on the workload.
37
Sandy (G1P0; 28 weeks gestation), has recently started to feel regular fetal movements. Sandy asks how how often is enou
B. Tell Sandy that baby will be fine but to let you know if there are any
C. Support Sandy to get to know baby's movement pattern and to contact you
D. Advise Sandy to count baby's movements every day, and once 10 movements
A. Support Sandy to get to know baby's movement pattern and to let you know
38
The legislation that ensures that health practitioners are competent and fit to practice is the:
C. The Health Practitioners Competency Assurance Act 2003.
A. Health and Disability Commissioners Act 1994.
D. Public Health and Disability Act 2000.
B. Primary Notice 2007.
39
Zoe has a history of a stillborn baby at term in her first pregnancy; the baby was on the 5th customised centile. Zoe is
A. Acknowledge her anxiety and explain there is an increased risk of SGA
B. Explain that she does have an increased risk of stillbirth because of he
D. Reassure Zoe it is very unlikely that she would have another stillbirth
C. Explain the advantage of low dose aspirin and start a GROW chart. Refer
40
You are making a home visit on day 2. The mother is distressed and has saved you a nappy to show you blood that the bab
A. You reassure the mother that it can’t be blood as the antenatal scan did
C. You make an immediate call to a paediatrician for advice on what action
B. You agree with her that it looks like blood and that you want her to sav
D. You reassure the mother it is urates which is common at day 2 rather
41
Jackie has noticed that the discharge from the hospital says she had a 'caesarean section' when she has a 'ventouse birt
D. Attach her letter to the information but not correct the information.
C. Not correct the information.
B. Correct the information but there is no requirement to inform Jackie.
A. Yes, the clerk can correct the documentation once the letter is received
42
Fill in the blank: Tūranga Kaupapa are guidelines for _____ competence.
D. Clinical
C. Cultural
B. Professional
A. Spiritual
43
At day 7 you are concerned that Rawiri has lost 9% of his birth weight. Your BEST response would include:
C. Advise that a 3-hour feeding plan is recommended and return to weigh
B. To reassure his parents that this is normal and due to physiological
D. Observe a breastfeed for Rawiri to assess milk transfer, design a feedin
A. A review of Rawiri's feeding schedule and a plan to revisit in two days
44
What is the smallest diameter of the maternal pelvic outlet?
C. Occipitoanterior
A. Transverse
D. Oblique
B. Mentoventrical
45
Tina pregnant with her first baby has a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 40kg/m2. Tina should take:
C. 800 micrograms (0.8mg) of Folic acid.
B. 5000 micrograms (5mg) of Folic acid.
D. 500 micrograms (0.5mg) of Folic acid.
A. 400 micrograms (0.4mg) of Folic acid.
46
Normal oxygen saturation levels for a neonate at 5 minutes of age is.
B. 80-90%
D. 45-50%
A. 95-100%
C. 60-70%
47
You are working in the birthing unit and are asked to answer the call bell in one of the birthing rooms. Amanda informs
C. Call for help, lie Amanda in the knee-chest position, avoid touching the
B. Call for help, lie Amanda in the supine position, avoid touching the cor
A. Call for help, lie Amanda in the knee-chest position, replace the cord,
D. Call for help, lie Amanda in the supine position, replace the cord, and
48
Tia asks you what the concerns are with looking after kittens in pregnancy. Your response includes:
D. Kittens are of no concern in pregnancy, only after birth.
C. Cat faeces can carry toxoplasmosis protozoan that can cross the placenta
B. Cat urine carries toxoplasmosis that is easily acquired by inhaling cat
A. Cat faeces can carry the giardia protozoan that can cross the placenta
49
The effects of progesterone and relaxin can combine to cause which pregnancy complaint?
C. Haemhorrhoids
A. Back ache
D. Heartburn
B. Increased micturition
50
Maternal Blood enters the the intervillous space via the:
D. Umbilical artery
C. Endometrial Veins
B. Villi
A. Endometrial spiral arteries
51
Lifestyle changes that might reduce the risk of developing GDM in pregnancy include
A. Increase exercise and decrease all food intake
C. Decrease carbohydrates, sugars and protein
B. Increase carbohydrates, vegetables and exercise
D. Decrease carbohydrates and saturated fats, increase exercise
52
You are the midwife looking after Helen who is 32 weeks gestation with a history of chronic renal disease. Helen’s blood
D. Give Helen a lab form for renal and liver function tests.
C. Test Helen’s urine for leucocytes
A. Give Helen a lab form for a midstream urine test
B. Ask Helen if she has a headache, visual disturbances or right upper quad
53
Mrs M attends the ante-natal clinic at 38 weeks gestation. In abdominal palpation the fetus is in a LOA position. In an
C. Left ileo-pectoneal eminence
A. Left sacro-iliac joint
D. Right ileo-pectoneal eminence
B. Right sacro-iliac joint
54
What organisation is responsible for investigating breaches of patient's rights by midwives?
A. The Midwifery Council of New Zealand (MCNZ).
D. The Health and Disability Commission (HDC).
B. The New Zealand College of Midwives (NZCOM).
C. The Accident Compensation Cooperation (ACC).
55
Mary has a breech presentation at 40 weeks. Mary does not want any interventions including an ECV and Caesarian. Your
C. You try convince mary she is making a mistake. You convince her to agree
B. You call marys partner to ask what he wants to do.
D. You hand over care to the hospital as this is outside your scope of
A. You ethically need to provide Mary with the knowledge to make an informe
56
By 4 weeks after implantation maternal blood is:
B. delivered to the placenta via uterine “corkscrew” arteries and drained
C. delivered to the placenta via endometrial “spiral” veins and drained via
A. delivered to the placenta via endometrial “spiral” arteries and drained
D. delivered to the placenta via uterine veins and drained via uterine “cor
57
The prevalence for Developmental Dysplasia of the Hips (DDH) is more common in:
D. Female babies; the left hip; babies with a family history of DDH; extend
C. Male babies; the right hip; babies with a family history of DDH; flexed
A. Male babies; the right hip; babies with a family history of DDH; extende
B. Female babies; the left hip; babies with a family history of DDH; flexed
58
The NZCOM consensus statement for a waterbirth states “The water temperature:
B. Is decreased to no more than 35 degrees C for the baby’s birth”
A. Is decreased to no less than 36 degrees C for the baby’s birth”
C. Is increased to no more than 38 degrees C for the baby’s birth”
D. Is increased to no more than 37 degrees C for the baby’s birth
59
Codes A and 4 in the Community Prescription form by the midwife stands for:
B. Adult and enables subsidy for unsubsidised medicines prescribed by the
A. Adult and enables subsidy for subsidised medicines prescribed by the mid
D. Adult and enables subsidy for contraception prescribed by the midwife.
C. Adult and enables subsidy for subsidised and unsubsidised medicines pres
60
The amnion
D. Must be removed before birth
C. Produces prostaglandins to help ripen the cervix in latent phase
B. Produces oxytocin to strengthen contractions in active labour
A. Inhibits the onset of contractions
61
Which lab test would be offered to a person diagnosed with GDM 3 months following their baby's birth?
B. Fructosamine.
C. Random fasting Glucose.
D. OGTT
A. HbA1c.
62
Helena had her baby 3 days ago. During your Maternal postnatal check, she asks why there is more lochia when she breastf
B. Nipple stimulation while breastfeeding releases oxytocin which stimulate
A. Nipple stimulation while breastfeeding releases prolactin which stimulat
D. Nipple stimulation while breastfeeding releases progesterone which stimu
C. Breastfeeding stimulates the same neural pathways as pain. This increase
63
Both Hep B vaccine and Hepatitis Immune Globulin should be administered to the baby of positive Hep B mother in:
A. 12hrs
D. 24hrs
B. 72hrs
C. 36hrs
64
Kayla (G2 P1; 20 weeks gestation) has just had an ultrasound 'anatomy' scan (USS). The whenua/placenta is reported as
D. A repeat USS is indicated after 32 weeks as the placental position is
B. A repeat USS is indicated after 37 weeks as the placental position is no
C. A repeat USS is indicated by 30 weeks to help Kayla and her LMC plan
A. A repeat USS is indicated at 30 weeks as the placental position is likel
65
Candy is having her baby formally and legally adopted after birth, She asks you about the baby's birth certificate.
C. The birth certificate is not issued until the adoption goes through.
B. The baby's birth certificate is completed with the birth parents' names
A. The baby's birth certificate is completed with the birth parent's names
D. The baby is issued with the initial birth certificate with the names of
66
Linda has Pruritic Urticarial Papules and Plaques of Pregnancy PUPPS. She asks what risks are increased because of this
C. PUPPS places the mother and fetus at high risk; the fetus will require
D. PUPPS is likely to harm mother and fetus
A. PUPPS places the mother and fetus at high risk and you will require indu
B. PUPPS does not pose an increased risk to the mother or fetus
67
A baby with polydactyly would present with:
A. No fingers or toes
D. Webbing of fingers or toes
C. Missing fingers or toes
B. Extra fingers or toes
68
The deep layer of the pelvic floor muscles are collectively known as the:
A. transverse perinei
D. pubococcygeus
B. bulbocavernosus
C. levator ani
69
The rights in the HDC Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers Rights Regulations 1996 apply to:
B. All adults who access healthcare.
D. All children who access healthcare.
A. Women/whānau who access maternity care.
C. Anyone of any age who access healthcare.
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Mira is 9wks. At the booking visit Mira mentions her sister being on insulin. Which best describes the action of insulin
B. Insulin enables the body to release adrenaline.
D. Insulin enables blood sugar to leave the liver.
C. Insulin enables cells to keep out blood sugar.
A. Insulin enables cells to take in blood sugar.

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