|Articles|July 14, 2019

Commonly used screening tests for diabetes and their ranges

Author(s)Nanette Santoro, MD, Diane Christopher, MD

Ob/gyns play a major role in diabetes management and should know how to properly diagnose the condition.

Any of these tests may be considered for screening for diabetes. All positive test results require confirmation before a definitive diagnosis can be made.

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Commonly used screening tests for diabetes and their ranges

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