Which scenario may indicate a 'honeymoon phase' in a recently diagnosed type 1 diabetic?
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Correct answer: A temporary fall in insulin needs from residual beta-cell function
The honeymoon phase is a temporary period after type 1 diagnosis when some beta-cell function remains and insulin needs may decrease.
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