For most clinical tests, a normal range describes the values that are typical for 95% of an otherwise healthy population. In diabetes care, normal glucose can also be thought of as a value or a range of values that maintains metabolic function, especially cerebral metabolism, but is not associated with symptoms, signs, or the development of disease.

For most clinical tests, a normal range describes the values that are typical for 95% of an otherwise healthy population. In diabetes care, normal glucose can also be thought of as a value or a range of values that maintains metabolic function, especially cerebral metabolism, but is not associated with symptoms, signs, or the development of disease.

For most clinical tests, a normal range describes the values that are typical for 95% of an otherwise healthy population. In diabetes care, normal glucose can also be thought of as a value or a range of values that maintains metabolic function, especially cerebral metabolism, but is not associated with symptoms, signs, or the development of disease.

For most clinical tests, a normal range describes the values that are typical for 95% of an otherwise healthy population. In diabetes care, normal glucose can also be thought of as a value or a range of values that maintains metabolic function, especially cerebral metabolism, but is not associated with symptoms, signs, or the development of disease.