The 50g glucose challenge test (GCT) is a screening test commonly used during pregnancy (24-28 weeks) to detect gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM). It involves drinking a solution containing 50g of glucose and m...
Plasma glucose <140 mg/dL (7.8 mmol/L): Normal (low risk for gestational diabetes).
Specimen and Sample Type
Specimen Type:Blood
Sample Type:Plasma
Procedure
1. The patient drinks a 50g glucose solution.
2. Blood is drawn exactly one hour after the glucose ingestion.
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Plasma glucose 1 hour after 50gm glucose
Introduction Overview of the Glucose Challenge Test Purpose and Importance Test Procedure Preparation for the Test Administration of the 50g Glucose Solution Timing and Blood Sample Collection Normal and Abnormal Results Expected Plasma Glucose Levels Thresholds for Normal vs. Elevated Levels Interpretation of Results Clinical Significance Implications of Elevated Glucose Levels Risk Factors for Gestational Diabetes Further Diagnostic Testing (e.g., Oral Glucose Tolerance Test) Management and Follow-up Recommendations for Patients with Elevated Levels Dietary and Lifestyle Modifications Monitoring and Medical Management Conclusion Summary of Key Points Importance of Early Detection and Management
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Description
Description: The plasma glucose test measures the level of glucose (sugar) in your blood. This test is commonly used to screen for gestational diabetes, which can occur during pregnancy. Procedure: Preparation: You might be asked to fast overnight before the test. Glucose Intake: You will be given a drink containing 50 grams of glucose. Timing: One hour after consuming the glucose drink, a blood sample will be taken from your vein. Measurement: The blood sample is then analyzed to measure the glucose level. Purpose: The purpose of the test is....
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