Click fоr imаges A three-yeаr-оld bоy is brought into the clinic suffering from cаrdiorespiratory distress following an infection. This is the fifth time the boy was admitted under similar circumstances. Previously the boy was admitted to the hospital in a coma and suffered a cardiac arrest. Muscle and liver biopsies contained large amounts of neutral lipids. A carnitine deficiency was suspected and a 32-hour fasting study was performed with the following results: BCH4024 OC SP26 E3 Q33: On the way up to the floor, someone spilled coffee on the lab report so that you are unable to determine if the patient is undergoing ketosis. Being the good biochemists, you can deduce what it will say. Is the patient positive for serum ketone levels, and why or why not?