Blood Glucose Diagnostic Thresholds

What is the diagnostic threshold for Fasting Blood Glucose (FBG)?

• Above 110 mg/dL

• Above 120 mg/dL

• Above 126 mg/dL

• Above 130 mg/dL

When is the FBG test performed?

• After 2 hours of eating

• Randomly throughout the day

• After 8–12 hours of fasting

• After 1 hour of glucose intake

What is the correct diagnostic threshold for Random Blood Glucose (RBG)?

• Above 100 mg/dL

• Above 200 mg/dL

• Above 140 mg/dL

• Above 160 mg/dL

RBG can be measured:

• Only after meals

• Only in fasting condition

• Only in hospitals

• At any time, regardless of meals

The diagnostic threshold for OGTT is:

• Above 100 mg/dL

• Above 150 mg/dL

• Above 200 mg/dL

• Above 250 mg/dL

HbA1c reflects blood sugar control over what period?

• 1–2 weeks

• 1 month

• 2–3 months

• 6 months

What is the diagnostic threshold for HbA1c?

• Above 5.5%

• Above 6.0%

• Above 6.5%

• Above 7.5%

Which of the following is not a requirement before conducting RBG?

• Fasting

• Scheduled time

• None, it can be done anytime

• Avoiding carbohydrates