The results of a patient's oral glucose tolerance test are reviewed by the nurse. How should the nurse interpret these results?
1. Results are within normal range.
2. The patient should be evaluated for diabetes mellitus.
3. The findings indicate hyperinsulinism.
4. The results are inconsistent; therefore, the test will need to be repeated.
Correct Answer: 1
Values for 2-h plasma at 139 or below are considered normal. There is no indication of diabetes mellitus, hyperinsulinism or inconsistency indicating the need for further evaluation or testing.
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