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Glucose - 3 hour

Understand what Glucose - 3 hour signals

Primary unit
mg/dL
LOINC codes
50586-7
Commercial laboratory assays
1

A blood glucose test measures the glucose levels in your blood. Glucose is a type of sugar.

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Gestational Glucose Tolerance Diagnostic Test (Three-hour, ACOG Recommendations)

Laboratory
Labcorp
Test code
102004
Specimen
Serum
Fasting
Not stated
LOINC
50586-7
Turnaround
Within 1 day

Laboratory assay overview

Diagnose gestational diabetes

View complete laboratory reference notes

See table. Specimen* Plasma or Serum Glucose Level (Carpenter and Coustan Conversion) Plasma Glucose Level (National Diabetes Data Group Conversion) *The diagnosis of GDM can be made based on the result of the 100-gram, three-hour oral glucose tolerance test, for which there is evidence that treatment improves outcome. Either the plasma or serum glucose level established by Carpenter and Coustan or the plasma level designated by the National Diabetes Data Group is appropriate to use. A positive diagnosis requires that two or more high thresholds be exceeded. The Carpenter and Coustan conversion is used to establish Labcorp reference intervals. Fasting 70−94 mg/dL 70−105 mg/dL One-hour 70−179 mg/dL 70−190 mg/dL Two-hour 70−154 mg/dL 70−165 mg/dL Three-hour 70−139 mg/dL 70−145 mg/dL

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We compile every detail above directly from named laboratory directories and published clinical studies. Laboratories calculate standard reference intervals from the statistical distribution of tested populations for a specific assay method and demographic group, rather than setting universal optimal targets.

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