Selected Normal Pediatric Laboratory Values
Glucose 6-Phosphate Dehydrogenase (RBC)2 150–215 units/dL Glucose Tolerance Test Results in Serum a2 GLUCOSE INSULIN TIME mg/dL mmol/L U/mL pmol/L Fasting 59–96 3.11–5.33 5–40 36–287 30 min 91–185 5.05–10.27 36–110 258–789 60 min 66–164 3.66–9.10 22–124 158–890
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