Which test will be the most helpful in diagnosing diabetes mellites? A. Heating the urine sample. B. Talking the pH of the urine sample. C. Measuring the specific gravity of the Irvine sample D. Treating a urine sample with sodium nitropreside reagent ( legal)

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