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1)
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Plasma glucose values are slightly higher than the blood glucose values approximately around 10 to 12 percent .
Whole blood glucose values are approximately 15 % lower than plasma glucose values .
2)
A
In uncontrolled diabetes mellitus ketones are present in blood and urine because of increase free fatty acids .
Ketones are formed from the fatty acids .
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