You run a serum chemistry and the glucose value is greater thanyour machine can read. In order to get a value, you dilute 30 uL ofthe sample with 50 uL of sterile water. You rerun the test on thediluted sample and obtain a value of 330 mg/dL. What is thepatient’s actual blood glucose?
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