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PostPosted: 05/05/07 - 22:44    Post subject: hyperglycemia Vote now! Reply with quote
Patient with a 1380 blood sugar level what would be the usual outcome in this case. What blood sugar level is considered high and deadly. How many people survive a 1380 blood sugar level. If patient survived a 1380 what problems could be expected
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PostPosted: 05/06/07 - 13:03    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
hi. the normal range is 70 - 150 or 4-8mmols. the count you have mentioned is extremely serious ansd would have taken time to develop. the cause, effects and prognosis would depend on the individual condition of the patient and the treatment they receive. If you would like to provide a lttle more info that would help.
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