Anatomy and Physiology - Modified Access
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Author: Marieb
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Chapter 23, Problem 1CCS
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Case summary:
A 35-year-old man Mr. Boulard was intoxicated when he boarded the bus, which met with an accident. He behaved erratically, staggered while walking, and appeared disoriented. The man reached the driver’s compartment just prior to the accident. He was considered to be the main cause of the fatal accident. His breath had the odor of fruity acetone combined with alcohol. He was reported to have minor injuries.
Characters in the case:
Mr. Boulard.
Adequate information:
The results of the tests are as follows:
General | Blood | Urine |
Blood pressure: 95/98 | pH: 7.1 | pH: 4.3 |
HR (heart rate): 110 | Glucose: 345 mg/dl (milligram per deciliter) | Glucose: strongly positive |
Blood alcohol: 110 mg/dl |
Odor: fruity acetone |
Also, glucose is generally absent in the urine.
To determine:
Whether the test results are normal or not.
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