Which of the following tests requires a 50g Glucola?

The 1 Hour Glucose Tolerance Test is designed to assess how the body processes glucose and is often used for screening for gestational diabetes. In this test, a patient consumes a solution that contains 50 grams of glucose, known as Glucola, after fasting. The blood glucose levels are then measured after one hour to evaluate the body’s ability to manage that glucose load.

This specific use of a 50g Glucola distinguishes the 1 Hour Glucose Tolerance Test from other tests. The 2 Hour Glucose Tolerance Test typically involves a 75g glucose load for different measures of glucose management. The Phosphorus Test and the Lipid Panel do not require glucose loading or measurement of glucose tolerance, so they are unrelated to the specific requirements of this scenario.