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- A 30yrs old pregnant woman who was distressed was presented to the Antenatal Clinic with an unexplained weight loss, dehydrated secondary to polyuria, nausea, vomiting, hypotension and tachycardia. You further requested for Modified Oral Glucose Tolerance Test. The OGTT results came as follows; After overnight fast, FBS- 3.9 mmol/L Reference (= 5.3mmol/L) After an hour of oral glucose RBS- 11mmol/L Reference (= 10.0mmol/L) After 2hours RBS- 9.6mmol/L Reference (= 8.6mmol/L) After 3hours 8.8mmol/L Reference (= 7.8 mmol/L) (A) What will be your clinical diagnosis? (B) How is the execution and the interpretation of Modified Glucose Tolerance Test? (C) What are the Biomedical reasons for the modification in (B) Above?A 30yrs old pregnant woman who was distressed was presented to the Antenatal Clinic with an unexplained weight loss, dehydrated secondary to polyuria, nausea, vomiting, hypotension and tachycardia. You further requested for Modified Oral Glucose Tolerance Test. The OGTT results came as follows;After overnight fast, FBS- 3.9 mmol/L Reference (</= 5.3mmol/L)After an hour of oral glucose RBS- 11mmol/L Reference (</= 10.0mmol/L)After 2hours RBS- 9.6mmol/L Reference (</= 8.6mmol/L)After 3hours 8.8mmol/L Reference (</= 7.8 mmol/L) What will be your clinical diagnosis? How is the execution and the interpretation of Modified Glucose Tolerance Test? What are the Biomedical reasons for the modification in (B) Above? Outline the procedure for Modified OGTT What will be the treatment option for the patient? What other laboratory test apart from FBS/RBS can you request to monitor treatment?A 30yrs old pregnant woman who was distressed was presented to the Antenatal Clinic with an unexplained weight loss, dehydrated secondary to polyuria, nausea, vomiting, hypotension and tachycardia. You further requested for Modified Oral Glucose Tolerance Test. The OGTT results came as follows;After overnight fast, FBS- 3.9 mmol/L Reference (</= 5.3mmol/L)After an hour of oral glucose RBS- 11mmol/L Reference (</= 10.0mmol/L)After 2hours RBS- 9.6mmol/L Reference (</= 8.6mmol/L)After 3hours 8.8mmol/L Reference (</= 7.8 mmol/L) Outline the procedure for Modified OGTT What will be the treatment option for the patient? What other laboratory test apart from FBS/RBS can you request to monitor treatment?