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What is A 26-year-old gravida 3 woman has a history of gestational diabetes and a delivery of two previous infants at term that were greater than 4000 grams, each of whom had severe hypoglycemia. Which of the following maneuvers is least likely to reduce the chance of the next child's having hypoglycemia? and explain in detail?
Glucose loading of the mother will result in fetal hyperglycemia, which causes insulin release and reactive hypoglycemia. Careful medical suppo of the antepaum woman diminishes the hyperophy of the fetal islet cells. Careful monitoring of the infant with early feeding or intravenous infusion of glucose can prevent hypoglycemia. A neutral thermal environment diminishes glucose consumption and, therefore, helps with glucose homeostasis.