Biology Biomolecules SZABMU 2024 Reconduct
PMDC Verified Question 12 of 142
Percentage of glucose normally in human body is:
A
8%
B
1.8%
C
0.8%
D
0.08%
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Official Correct Choice:
Option D: 0.08%
Concept:

Blood glucose levels are strictly hormonally regulated to prevent osmotic shock and diabetic comas.

Solution:

  • The normal, healthy homeostatic concentration of fasting glucose in human blood is rigorously maintained between 80 to 120 mg per 100 mL of blood (dL).


  • Mathematically, 80 mg (0.08 grams) per 100 mL of water (roughly 100 grams) equals exactly 0.08% by weight/volume.


  • This tiny, highly regulated percentage provides constant energy without turning the blood into a thick, syrupy osmotic nightmare.


Why other options are incorrect:

  • Options like 8% or 1.8% would represent blood so thick with sugar it would immediately pull all water out of the brain cells via osmosis, causing instant death.

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