Which of the following symptoms is NOT associated with uncontrolled hyperglycemia?

Hypotension is not a typical symptom associated with uncontrolled hyperglycemia. In fact, uncontrolled hyperglycemia often leads to other physiological responses, such as elevated blood glucose levels causing the body to become dehydrated, particularly through excessive urination (polyuria). This dehydration can potentially result in a state of hypervolemia initially, which may not correspond with hypotension.

In contrast, symptoms like fatigue, rapid weight loss, and polyuria are commonly seen in cases of significant hyperglycemia. Fatigue can result from the body’s inability to utilize glucose effectively due to insulin resistance or deficiency. Rapid weight loss occurs because the body begins to use fat for energy when glucose is inaccessible, leading to a breakdown of fat stores. Polyuria, caused by the kidneys excreting excess glucose, leads to increased urine production and subsequent dehydration.

Thus, the correct answer reflects a symptom that is not typically aligned with the physiological effects seen in uncontrolled hyperglycemia.