If there is no problem with glucose water, it proves that there is no diabetes, right?

This is not a medical basis for judging whether diabetes is a good idea.

There are some people with diabetes who do not have glucose in their urine. （）

a Correct in the acacia wax.

b False. Correct Answer: a

Answer analysis: Generally speaking, after the blood sugar of diabetic patients rises, the glucose in the urine will increase, but in some cases, there are no symptoms of urine glucose, which is better than selling slippery diseases such as kidney disease and other diseases, which will lead to no urine glucose. Therefore, urine glucose is not the absolute standard for judging diabetes, blood sugar is.

Urine contains: water, inorganic salts, urea.

It does not contain glucose in the first place.

For the diagnosis of diabetes, conventional blood glucose and urine glucose are not the only basis or standard, and glucose tolerance tests are required to confirm the diagnosis.

Yes. Must not be diabetic.

In this case, we should pay attention to the following points, first.

1. Whether the patient knows that he has diabetes, and if so, he has an obligation to inform the doctor, and not to tell is to conceal the medical history.

Clause. 2. The doctor asked whether he had a medical history and how the medical records were recorded.

Clause. 3. Under the premise of not considering diabetes, the doctor's diagnosis of the disease and whether it is appropriate in general in the case of misuse of glucose by diabetic patients, both doctors and patients are responsible, and it occurs from time to time under such medical conditions as the town hospital.

Let's focus on learning to defend your rights. It is not easy to defend your rights. At present, diabetes is an incurable disease in the hospital, and many complications will occur in the end.

I recommend reading a book called "Doctor to the Left, Patient to the Right", which is very good.

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2011-10-14 11:36:44Description of the condition (onset time, main symptoms, hospital, etc.):

Hello Dr. Wang! My father, who is 65 years old and has been hepatitis B for many years, was hospitalized in June this year due to poor liver function**, and two 250ml liver-protecting drips a day were made with glucose as a solvent. Blood glucose was measured after 10 days of hospitalization, blood glucose was measured after 10 days, blood glucose was measured after 10 days, and blood glucose was monitored monthly after discharge.

In the past, blood sugar in physical examination was generally around the center, and it only appeared once