Drugs causing hyperglycemia_______________?

Correct answer: B. Glucocorticoids

  • A. B-blocker
  • B. Glucocorticoids
  • C. Acetylcholine
  • D. a-blockers

Explanation

Glucocorticoids raise blood glucose by increasing gluconeogenesis and causing insulin resistance. Beta-blockers may mask hypoglycaemia, but they are not the classic cause of hyperglycaemia in this list.

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