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What is the normal fasting plasma glucose level range in mg/dL?

80 to less than 110
70 to less than 100 (correct)
60 to less than 90
90 to less than 120

What happens to blood glucose levels after a meal?

They decrease gradually over several hours.
They remain constant regardless of meal intake.
They decrease significantly immediately.
They increase and then return back to normal. (correct)

Which statement about fasting plasma glucose is accurate?

It typically ranges between 70 and less than 100 mg/dL. (correct)
It is measured after a minimum of 12 hours fasting.
It is normally below 70 mg/dL.
It should exceed 100 mg/dL for normal function.

Why is it important to monitor fasting plasma glucose levels?

<p>To diagnose diabetes and other metabolic conditions. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

If a person's fasting plasma glucose level is recorded at 65 mg/dL, what does this signify?

<p>It is too low and may suggest hypoglycemia. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Fasting Plasma Glucose Level

The amount of glucose in the blood after a period of not eating (8-12 hours).

Normal Fasting Plasma Glucose

The normal range of fasting plasma glucose levels in a healthy individual.

Postprandial Blood Glucose Rise

The process of glucose levels rising after eating a meal.

Blood Glucose Return to Baseline

The return of blood glucose levels to normal after a postprandial rise.

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Blood Glucose Regulation

The process of maintaining a stable blood glucose level despite fluctuations from food intake.