Which of the following would NOT cause hypoglycemia in a patient with type 1 diabetes?

In patients with type 1 diabetes, managing blood glucose levels is crucial, and various factors can lead to hypoglycemia, which is a dangerously low level of glucose in the blood.

An insulin underdose does not cause hypoglycemia because it results in insufficient insulin to metabolize glucose effectively. When a patient with type 1 diabetes takes too little insulin, their blood glucose levels can remain higher than normal or even in the hyperglycemic range due to the lack of insulin facilitating glucose uptake into the cells. Therefore, an underdose cannot lead to hypoglycemia as there isn't enough insulin to drive down glucose levels.

Other factors such as strenuous exertion, too much insulin, and not consuming enough food can all lead to hypoglycemia. Strenuous physical activity increases the body’s demand for glucose, and if this demand is not met due to insufficient food intake or excess insulin administration, it can result in hypoglycemia.