Diabetes Clinic August 12, 2006
Mrs P A
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Test
name |
Why
is this measure important? |
Your
latest reading is |
Your
target level is |
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HbA1C |
This measure reflects average blood sugar
readings, but is not an actual blood sugar reading |
8.5 % |
Less than 7% |
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Cholesterol |
The fat in the blood that is most responsible
for the build up of chunks of fat on the inside of arteries |
5.4 |
under 4 |
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Blood Pressure |
The lower the better |
150/75 |
130/80 or less |
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Current weight |
Again, keeping your body weight as close to
ideal as possible will help minimise complications of diabetes |
86 Kg |
If your Body mass index is over 25, aim for a
5% weight loss over the next 6 months |
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Body mass index |
This is the measure that lets us work out
your ideal weight based on your height |
37.0 |
25 |
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Creatinine clearance |
This measure helps us know how your kidney is
going |
55.3 |
Over 60 |
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Microalbumin |
We measure this protein in the urine to see
if the holes in the filter system of the kidneys are being damaged. Weight
loss helps |
33 |
Less than 15 |
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Eye specialist consultation |
The blood vessels in the eye are very
sensitive to high sugar levels and can start to leak and clog up. A lot of
these changes can be helped if diagnosed early |
1/12/2003 |
A visit to the eye specialist within the past
two years |