blood glucose造句
1 The levels of blood glucose depend in part on what you eat and when you eat.
2 Regular exercise may also help to control blood glucose.
3 Risk of death increased with increasing blood glucose concentrations.
4 Insulin therapy is started if blood glucose levels remain elevated despite following these measures.
5 If the blood glucose is above 20 mmol/l a sample should be sent to the laboratory for a definitive result.
6 Indications for home monitoring of blood glucose in these patients are a raised glycosylated haemoglobin or a low renal threshold.
7 For known diabetics the blood glucose can be rechecked four-hourly for at least the first 48 hours.
8 The blood glucose should be monitored hourly after commencing an intravenous insulin infusion to ensure that the patient is not becoming hypoglycaemic.
9 Diabetics and those with postprandial blood glucose levels between 5.4-11.
10 Once a satisfactory level is achieved then blood glucose monitoring can be extended initially to two-hourly.
11 A reasonable course is to measure the blood glucose of all patients when they present with infarction.
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13 Second, the food you eat raises your blood glucose.
14 Insulin: Polypeptide hormone that regulates Blood glucose levels.
15 How do high blood glucose levels cause problems?
16 Low blood glucose causes intense hunger.
17 Impaired glucose tolerance is a condition that means your blood glucose falls between normal and diabetic.
18 This is the basis of a highly specific method for the measurement of blood glucose.
19 To control blood pressure at the expense of the blood glucose level or with elevated lipid levels does not represent successful treatment.
20 Of these six hormones, insulin is the only one that decreases the blood glucose level.
21 All doctors should consider this possibility when instituting strict blood glucose control regimens.
22 A nonlinear relationship was observed between coronary heart and stroke mortality with the two hour postprandial blood glucose.
23 Ideally, the diagnosis should be confirmed before treatment, and this can be done with capillary blood glucose test sticks.
24 Most studies have found no increase in fetal mortality when blood glucose levels are controlled in this way.
25 When audits have gone beyond counting activity alone they have focused mainly on blood glucose concentration as a proxy measure of outcome.
26 In the Cardiff trial 14% of community care patients received regular general practitioner review and only 5% received yearly blood glucose estimations.
27 The most common pitfall in managing insulin-requiring diabetes is to respond to elevated blood glucose levels by increasing the dose of insulin.
28 Both hormones are antagonistic to insulin and hence increase blood glucose.
29 So the first step in treating peripheral neuropathy is maintenance of tight control of blood glucose levels.
30 To date, diabetics rely largely on insulin medication, discovered in 1921, to regulate their blood glucose levels.
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