Research and analyze a common medical condition on Nutrition and MetabolismTo employ “college-level” writing (correct grammar and spelling).Case Study: Kyle Boulard, a 35-year-old male, is believed to be one of the primary causes of the accident on Route 91. Passengers on the bus reported that Mr. Boulard was clearly intoxicated when he boarded the bus. According to these reports, Mr. Boulard behaved erratically, appeared disoriented, left his seat, and staggered down the aisle. Just before the accident, he had stumbled into the driver’s compartment. Paramedics found Mr. Boulard in a disoriented state when they arrived on the scene but noted only minor injuries. A “fruity acetone combined with alcohol” smell was noted on his breath. What follows is a summary of the notable test results.1. Look up the normal values for each of the test results (see below) and identify whether each test result is normal or abnormal. If there is a medical term for the elevated/lowered test value, indicate its name. (Example: Excess blood calcium is referred to as hypercalcemia.)2. Which substance is producing the “fruity acetone” smell in Mr. Bouchard’s urine?3. Why is his body producing ketones in the presence of such large amounts of glucose?4. Explain how the pH of Mr. Bouchard’s blood and urine is related to the ketone bodies measured in each of these fluids.5. Provide a possible explanation for Mr. Bouchard’s erratic behavior and high blood alcohol concentration.6. What metabolic disease do you suspect Mr. Bouchard suffers from?Resource: https://openstax.org/books/anatomy-and-physiology/pages/24-introduction