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Serum Glucose

Aka: Serum Glucose, Blood Glucose, Blood Sugar, Glucose, Hyperglycemia
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  1. See Also
    1. Medication Causes of Hyperglycemia
    2. Diabetes Mellitus
    3. Glucose Challenge Test
    4. Two hour Glucose Tolerance Test
    5. Three Hour Glucose Tolerance Test
    6. Hemoglobin A1C
  2. Precautions
    1. See Diabetes Mellitus for evaluation and management of initial evaluation and management of Hyperglycemia
    2. Serum Glucose >250 mg/dl may be associated with Serum Ketone production
  3. Normal
    1. Fasting Blood Sugar: <100 mg/dl
      1. Reflects Insulin Resistance, hepatic production and overnight Glucose secretion
    2. Postprandial 2 hours: <140 mg/dl
      1. Reflects pancreatic islet cell response to a meal (endogenous Insulin secretion)
      2. Blood Glucose may in some cases rise as high as 160 mg/dl after a large meal in a non-diabetic patient
    3. Stress response
      1. Typically Serum Glucose <200 mg/dl
  4. Causes: Hypoglycemia
    1. See Hypoglycemia
  5. Causes: Hyperglycemia
    1. See Medication Causes of Hyperglycemia
    2. Endocrine
      1. Acromegaly
      2. Diabetes Mellitus
      3. Cushing Disease
      4. Hyperthyroidism
    3. Non-Endocrine
      1. Hemochromatosis
      2. Pancreatitis
      3. Liver disease
      4. CNS disease

Blood Glucose (C0005802)

Definition (NCI) Glucose (a type of sugar) found in the blood.
Definition (MSH) Glucose in blood.
Definition (CSP) levels of glucose found in the blood.
Concepts Carbohydrate (T118)
MSH D001786
English Blood Glucose, Blood Sugar, Glucose, Blood, Sugar, Blood, Blood sugar, blood glucose, Blood Glucose [Chemical/Ingredient], bloods sugar, glucose blood, sugar blood, blood sugars, blood sugar, glycemia
Swedish Blodsocker
Czech glykémie, krevní glukosa, krevní cukr
Finnish Verensokeri
Russian GLIUKOZA KROVI, SAKHAR KROVI, KROVI SAKHAR, ГЛЮКОЗА КРОВИ, КРОВИ САХАР, САХАР КРОВИ
Croatian GLUKOZA U KRVI
Spanish Glucosa Sanguínea, Azucar en la Sangre, Azucar de la Sangre, Azúcar en la Sangre, Glucosa Sanguinea, Glucemia, Glucosa de la Sangre, Azúcar de la Sangre, Glucosa en la Sangre
Portuguese Glucose no Sangue, Glucemia, Glucose do Sangue, Açúcar do Sangue, Açúcar no Sangue, Glicemia, Glucose Sanguínea
Polish Glukoza we krwi, Glikemia, Cukier we krwi
Japanese 血糖, 血中グルコース
French Glycémie
German Blutglucose, Blutzucker, Glucose, Blut-
Italian Glicemia
Sources
Derived from the NIH UMLS (Unified Medical Language System)


Glucose (C0017725)

Definition (NCI) A hexose with an aldehyde group; in which each of the 5 remaining carbons other than the aldehyde group has one hydroxyl group in the R,S,R, and R configuration counting from the first hydroxyl containing carbon next to the aldehyde in the straight chain (Fisher) projection; otherwise all carbons have exclusively hydrogens. Occurs mostly as pyran (6-membered oxygen containing ring or oxane) and rarely as furan (5-membered oxygen containing ring) or straight chain. When glucose forms a ring an additional ""anomeric"" asymmetric carbon is created which is denoted as ""alpha"" or ""beta"". For isomers see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glucose.
Definition (MSH) A primary source of energy for living organisms. It is naturally occurring and is found in fruits and other parts of plants in its free state. It is used therapeutically in fluid and nutrient replacement.
Definition (CSP) aldohexose occurring as the D form and found as a free monosaccharide in fruits and other parts of plants and in the normal blood of all animals; the end product of carbohydrate metabolism and the chief source of energy for most living organisms.
Definition (NCI) A type of sugar; the chief source of energy for living organisms.
Definition (NCI) A simple sugar monosaccharide having two isoforms, alpha and beta, with a chemical structure of C6H12O6 that acts as an energy source for both plants and animals by reacting with oxygen, generating carbon dioxide and water, and releasing energy.
Concepts Carbohydrate (T118) , Pharmacologic Substance (T121) , Biologically Active Substance (T123)
MSH D005947
SnomedCT 387370006, 67079006, 325307004, 111138002, 66611007, 386987008
English D Glucose, D-Glucose, Dextrose, Glucose, glucose, D-glucopyranose monohydrate preparation, D-glucose preparation, Glucose [endocrine], Glucose, NOS, d-Glucose preparation, Dextrose (substance), D-glucose, Glucose [endocrine] (product), foods dextrose, glucose (dextrose), glucose (dextrose) (medication), foods glucose (dextrose), dextrose (medication), Dextrose preparation, Dextrose preparation (product), 6-(hydroxymethyl)oxane-2,3,4,5-tetrol, DEXTROSE, Glucose [Chemical/Ingredient], endocrine glucose, glucose preparations, d-glucose, glucoses, dextrose, Dextrose product, Glucose preparation, Glucose product, Glucose (substance), Glucose preparation (product), Dextrose preparation (substance), Glucose [endocrine] (substance), Glucose preparation (substance), GLUCOSE
Swedish Glukos
Spanish preparado de dextrosa, dextrosa, D-glucosa, dextrosa (sustancia), glucosa [uso endocrinológico] (producto), glucosa [uso endocrinológico], preparado con D-glucosa, preparado con monohidrato de D-glucopiranosa, preparado con dextrosa, preparado con glucosa (producto), preparado con dextrosa (producto), glucosa (producto), preparado con glucosa, glucosa (sustancia), glucosa [endocrina] (producto), glucosa [endocrina], glucosa, preparado de D-glucosa, preparado de dextrosa (producto), preparado de dextrosa (sustancia), preparado de glucosa (producto), preparado de glucosa (sustancia), preparado de glucosa, preparado de monohidrato de D-glucopiranosa, Glucosa, Dextrosa
Czech glukosa
Finnish Glukoosi
Italian Destrosio, D-glucosio, Glucosio
Russian DEKSTROZA, GLIUKOZA, ГЛЮКОЗА, ДЕКСТРОЗА
Japanese グルコース, デキストロース, ブドウ糖, 葡萄糖
Croatian GLUKOZA
Polish Glikoza, Dekstroza, Glukoza
French Dextrose, Glucose
German Dextrose, Glucose, Glukose
Portuguese Destrose, Glicose, Glucose
Sources
Derived from the NIH UMLS (Unified Medical Language System)


Hyperglycemia (C0020456)

Definition (MSH) Abnormally high BLOOD GLUCOSE level.
Definition (NCI) A high level of blood sugar. It is usually an indication of diabetes mellitus.
Definition (NCI) A disorder characterized by laboratory test results that indicate an elevation in the concentration of blood sugar. It is usually an indication of diabetes mellitus or glucose intolerance.
Definition (NCI) Higher than normal amount of glucose (a type of sugar) in the blood. Hyperglycemia can be a sign of diabetes or other conditions.
Definition (CSP) abnormally high blood glucose level.
Concepts Disease or Syndrome (T047)
MSH D006943
ICD10 R73.9
SnomedCT 315299009, 390730002, 154719004, 207643008, 80394007, 144187006, 270004003, 207289007
English Hyperglycemias, HYPERGLYCAEMIA, HYPERGLYCEMIA, Hyperglycemia, NOS, [D]Hyperglycaemia, [D]Hyperglycemia, Hyperglycaemia, NOS, Hyperglycaemia, unspecified, Hyperglycemia, unspecified, [D]Hyperglycemia (context-dependent category), Hyperglycemia NOS, [X]Hyperglycaemia, unspecified, [X]Hyperglycemia, unspecified, hyperglycemia, hyperglycemia (diagnosis), elevated blood sugar, elevated glucose, [D]Hyperglycaemia (situation), Hyperglycaemia (disorder), Hyperglycaemia NOS, [X]Hyperglycemia, unspecified (finding), [D]Hyperglycemia (situation), Hyperglycemia, BLOOD GLUCOSE, HIGH, GLUCOSE, HIGH BLOOD, HIGH BLOOD GLUCOSE, Hyperglycemia [Disease/Finding], hyperglycaemia, high blood sugar level, high blood sugar, Hyperglycaemia, Hyperglycemia (disorder), blood sugar; high, blood; sugar, high, high; blood sugar, sugar; blood, high, [X]Hyperglycemia, unspecified (context-dependent category)
French HYPERGLYCEMIE, Hyperglycémie SAI, Hyperglycémie
Portuguese HIPERGLICEMIA, Hiperglicemia NE, Hiperglucemia Pós-Prandial, Hiperglicemia, Hiperglucemia
German HYPERGLYKAEMIE, Hyperglykaemie NNB, Hyperglykaemie, nicht naeher bezeichnet, Hyperglykaemie, Hyperglykämie
Dutch hyperglykemie NAO, bloed; suiker, hoog, bloedsuiker; hoog, hoog; bloedsuiker, suiker; bloed, hoog, Hyperglykemie, niet gespecificeerd, hyperglykemie, Glykemie, hyper-, Hyperglykemie
Italian Iperglicemia NAS, Iperglicemia
Spanish Hiperglucemia NEOM, [D]hiperglucemia (categoría dependiente del contexto), [X]hiperglucemia, no especificada (categoría dependiente del contexto), Hyperglycaemia, [D]Hyperglycemia, Hyperglycemia, [D]Hyperglycaemia, HIPERGLUCEMIA, Hiperglucemia Postprandial, [X]hiperglucemia, no especificada (hallazgo), [X]hiperglucemia, no especificada, [D]hiperglucemia (situación), [D]hiperglucemia, Hiperglicemia, hiperglicemia, hiperglucemia (trastorno), hiperglucemia, Hiperglucemia
Japanese 高血糖NOS, コウケットウ, コウケットウNOS, 過血糖, 高血糖症, 高血糖, 過血糖症
Swedish Hyperglykemi
Czech hyperglykémie, Hyperglykemie, Hyperglykemie NOS, Hypeglykemie
Finnish Hyperglykemia
Russian GIPERGLIKEMIIA, ГИПЕРГЛИКЕМИЯ
Korean 상세불명의 과혈당
Croatian HIPERGLIKEMIJA
Polish Hiperglikemia
Hungarian Hyperglycaemia k.m.n., Hyperglycaemia
Sources
Derived from the NIH UMLS (Unified Medical Language System)


Glucose measurement, serum (C0202041)

Definition (NCI) A quantitative measurement of the amount of glucose present in a sample of serum.
Concepts Laboratory Procedure (T059)
SnomedCT 22569008
English serum glucose, Serum Glucose, Glucose, serum, measurement, Serum Glucose Measurement, Serum glucose, glucose serum tests, glucose serum test, serum glucose test, glucose serum, Serum Glucose Test, Glucose measurement, serum, Glucose measurement, serum (procedure)
Dutch serum glucose
French Glucose sérique
German Glukose im Serum
Italian Glucosio sierico
Portuguese Glucose sérica
Spanish Glucosa sérica, medición de glucosa en suero (procedimiento), medición de glucosa en suero
Japanese 血清ブドウ糖, ケッセイブドウトウ
Czech Hladina glukózy v séru
Hungarian Szérum glükóz
Sources
Derived from the NIH UMLS (Unified Medical Language System)


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