Lab Assessment of Abnormal Glucose Metabolism Part 1

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Tests for evaluating glucose metabolism.
Fasting glucose, random glucose, OGTT
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Fasting plasma glucose fasting requirement.
At least 8 hours
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Fasting glucose reference range <30 days.
2.5–5.5 mmol/L
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Fasting glucose reference range ≥30 days.
3.3–6.0 mmol/L
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Fasting glucose critical values <30 days.
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Fasting glucose critical values ≥30 days.
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Random glucose reference range <30 days.
2.5–11.0 mmol/L
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Random glucose reference range ≥30 days.
3.3–11.0 mmol/L
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Random glucose critical values <30 days.
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Random glucose critical values ≥30 days.
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OGTT fasting glucose rule.
If fasting glucose >7.8 mmol/L, do not proceed; order fasting glucose
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OGTT glucose drink adult dose.
75 g
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OGTT glucose drink child dose.
1.75 g/kg
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OGTT ingestion requirement.
Drink must be consumed within 5 minutes
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OGTT vomiting rule.
If vomiting occurs within 30 minutes, discontinue test
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Diabetes diagnostic criteria.
If asymptomatic, require second confirmatory test; if symptomatic, no confirmation needed
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Define prediabetes.
Abnormal glucose tests not meeting diabetes criteria
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Prediabetes markers.
IFG, IGT, HbA1c 6.0–6.4%
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GDM screening timing.
24–28 weeks gestation
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GDM screening test.
50 g glucose drink, non‑fasting, 1‑hour plasma glucose
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GDM confirmatory test.
2‑hour 75 g OGTT if screening abnormal
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Define glycosylation.
Attachment of carbohydrates (often oligosaccharides) to proteins
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Define glycation.
Attachment of monosaccharides (usually glucose) to amino groups of proteins
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HbA1c formation.
Glucose reacts with N‑terminal valine of hemoglobin A β‑chains forming stable ketoamine
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Stability of HbA1c.
Remains for RBC lifespan (~120 days)
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HbA1c reference range.
4.3–5.9%
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Two factors determining HbA1c.
Blood glucose concentration and RBC lifespan
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Conditions misleading for HbA1c.
Hemoglobinopathies, hemolytic anemia, iron deficiency
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Effect of shortened RBC lifespan on HbA1c.
Falsely decreased HbA1c
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Effect of blood loss on HbA1c.
Falsely decreased due to more young RBCs
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HbA1c measurement principle.
Separate glycated hemoglobin from non‑glycated hemoglobin
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HbA1c result reporting.
Percentage of total hemoglobin
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HbA1c chemical analysis methods.
Enzymatic, spectrophotometric
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HbA1c specimen requirements.

EDTA whole blood

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Define fructosamine.
Glycated plasma proteins (e.g., albumin)
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Fructosamine time window.
Reflects average glucose over 2–3 weeks
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Fructosamine clinical use.
Useful when HbA1c inaccurate or for monitoring rapid treatment changes