patient went in for a glucose tolerance test (performed exactly the same way we did it in class) and was told he had a normal response. A few days later, he wanted his exact test results to bring to his physiology instructor. This created a problem because the computer data bank had deleted the names from each file. However, the data from four different tests were still there. Your job is to decide which of the following sets of data was his. Please point out the normal data set and give reasons as that set is normal. All values given for blood glucose are in mg/dl. Data Set # Data Set #1 Data Set #2 Data Set #3 Data Set #4 Time 0 140 80 80 80 Time 30 370 100 160 160 Time 60 330 120 140 110 Time 90 320 140 110 190 Time 120 320 160 90 100 Time 150 310 180 70 200 Time 180 300 200 80 90

patient went in for a glucose tolerance test (performed exactly the same way we did it in class) and was told he had a normal response. A few days later, he wanted his exact test results to bring to his physiology instructor. This created a problem because the computer data bank had deleted the names from each file. However, the data from four different tests were still there. Your job is to decide which of the following sets of data was his. Please point out the normal data set and give reasons as that set is normal. All values given for blood glucose are in mg/dl. Data Set # Data Set #1 Data Set #2 Data Set #3 Data Set #4 Time 0 140 80 80 80 Time 30 370 100 160 160 Time 60 330 120 140 110 Time 90 320 140 110 190 Time 120 320 160 90 100 Time 150 310 180 70 200 Time 180 300 200 80 90

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