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Oral Glucose Tolerance Test

By Abdulaziz Massoud Alfaydi

Oral Glucose Definition. Tolerance Test ( OGTT ) Procedure. Curves. Different Types Explain.

DEFINITION The Term Diabetes Mellitus Describes Several Diseases Of Abnormal Carbohydrate Metabolism That Are Characterized By Hyperglycemia. It Is Associated With A Relative Or Absolute Impairment In Insulin Secretion, Along With Varying Degrees Of Peripheral Resistance To The Action Of Insulin. 

CONTINUED Glucose Tolerance Test (GTT) Consists Of Drinking (75 To 100 )Grams Of Glucose Solution . .Measuring The Blood Glucose Values Every Hour To Get A Curve . .A 2 Hour GTT Is Used To Diagnosis Diabetes , But A 6 Hour Test Might Also Diagnosis Diabetes Plus Hypoglycemia. .Symptoms Of Hypoglycemia Occur After The 5 Th Hour. .In Healthy Individual The Insulin Response To A 

.The

Terminology  Normoglycemia - Fasting Blood Glucose 75-

100mg/dL. Impaired Glucose Tolerance: 110-126mg/dL. Hyperglycemia : >126mg/dL.

ABNORMAL HYPERGLYCEMIA. HYPOGLYCEMIA.

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DIABETES STATUS MONITORING A.Conventiona  Glucose-Blood (GOD-POD).  -Urine.  Benedict reagent.  G Y O R  0.5% 1% 1.5% 2->2% GTT: 1.Lab-Oral GTT (OGTT).  2.Clinic-Post-prandial (meal). 7

Factors affecting GTT Concerned with the blood glucose regulation: 1.Metabolic-diet-thiamine. -starvation. -excretion. -liver diseases, infection. 2.Hormones-insulin:  -antagonists.

epinephrine,glucagon,glucocorticoids,GH, THYROXIN. 

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Procedure This Is Timed Test For Glucose Tolerance Hour Plasma . A-2 Glucose Test Is Done After Glucose Load To Detect Diabetic Individuals Other Than Pregnant Women . The 3- Hour Test Is Done For Pregnant Women The 4- Hour Test Evaluates Possible Hypoglycemia. 



Continued 

1- Have Patient Eat A Diet With >150 g Of Carbohydrates For 3 Days Before The Test. Administer 1.75g/Kg Body Weight Oral Glucose Say Dissolved In 250 ml Of Water Allow Him To Drink The Glucose Solution Over A Period Of 5 Minute Time 

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DRUGS 2-Ensure That The Following Drugs Are Discontinued 3 Days Before The Test Because They May Influence Test Results: A) Hormones , Oral Contraceptives , Steroids. B)salicylates, Anti Inflammatory Drugs. C)diuretic Agents. D) Hypoglycemic Agents. .E) Antihypertensive Drugs And Other Drugs As Advised By The Diabetologist. 

CONTINUED 3-A 5ml Sample Of Venous Blood Is Drawn. The Patient Should Fast 12 To 16 Hours Before Testing . 4-blood Samples Are Obtained 30 Minutes , 1 Hr, 2hrs, 3hrs After Glucose Ingestion. 5- Specimens Taken 4 Hrs After Ingestion Are Significant For Detecting Hypoglycemia . 6-Tolerance teste can also be performed for Pentose ,Lactose ,Galactose And D- Xylose. 

Possible Interpretation a) Persistent fasting hyperglycemia >140mg/dl Or >7.8mmol/L. b) Persistent fasting normal plasma glucose . c) Patient with overt diabetes mellitus. d) Persistent 2-hour plasma glucose >200mg/dl Or >11.1mmol/L. 

Interfering factors 1- Smoking Increases Glucose Levels. 2-altered Diets (Weight Reduction) Before Testing Can Diminish Carbohydrate Tolerance And Suggest ,False Diabetes. Glucose Levels Normally Tend To Increase With Aging. 3-prolonged Oral Contraceptive Use Causes Significantly Higher Glucose Levels In The Second Hour Or In Later Blood Specimens. 



continued  4-Infections disease illnesses and operative procedures affect glucose tolerance. .5- Certain drugs a) Corticosteroids. b) Estrogens. c) Heparin. d) Nicotinic acid . e) Phenothiazines. f) Lithium . 

CONTINUED STATE

NORMAL

IMPAIRED

DIABETES

Fasting

70-110

110-126 (IFG)

>126

2 Hr(mini GTT)

140

140-200(IGT)

>200

18

curve according to Seale Harris

Time [hours]

0

0.5

Blood glucose [mg/dl]

80 90

1

2

105 90

3

4

5

6

80

80

80

80

1b. Normal Maximum curve

Time [hours]

0

0.5 1

2

3

4

5

6

Blood glucose [mg/dl]

120 135 160 130 110 100 110 105

diabetes

Time [hours] Blood glucose[mg/dl]

0 115

0.5 145

1 180

2 160

3 120

4

5

130 130

6

130

3. Curve with severe diabetes

Time [hours]

0

0.5 1

2

3

4

5

6

Blood glucose[mg/dl]

200 235 265 280 300 295 280 270

4. Diabetes and hypoglycemia

Time [hours]

0

0.5 1

2

3

Blood glucose[mg/dl]

100 160 220 160 85

4

5

6

60

50

85

 5. Continuous low values

Time [hours]

0

0.5 1

2

3

4

5

6

Blood glucose[mg/dl]

60

80 100

60

60

60

60

55

6. Pre-hypoglycemia

Time [hours]

0

0.5 1

2

3

Blood glucose [mg/dl]

90

115 140 100 85

4

5

6

80

70

75

7. Mild hypoglycemia

Time [hours]

0

0.5 1

2

3

4

5

6

Blood glucose [mg/dl]

80

120 80

60

80

75

80

80

9. Severe hypoglycemia II

Time [hours]

00.5

1

2

3

4

5

6 7

Blood glucose [mg/dl]

100

170

110

130

170

125

100

100

10. Flat curve

Time [hours]

0

0.5

1

2

3

4

5

6

Blood glucose [mg/dl]

90

90

90

100

90

100

80

90

8. Severe hypoglycemia I

Time [hours]

0

0.5

1

2

Blood glucose[mg/dl]

95

110

120 105

3

4

5

6

100

60

40

60

THANK YOU

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