Definition of glycaemia in English:

glycaemia

(US glycemia)

noun ɡlʌɪˈsiːmɪəˌɡlaɪˈsimiə

mass noun

The presence of glucose in the blood.
糖血症
Example sentencesExamples
- Also, the effects of glycaemia and albuminuria, as well as of high density lipoprotein cholesterol, triglycerides, and electrocardiographic findings, could be taken into account, providing a more valid risk table.
- There are recommendations about the target levels for glycaemia, blood pressure, and lipids in the treatment of patients with type 2 diabetes.
- Efforts should therefore be made to normalise glycaemia when diabetes is first diagnosed.
- The only identified source of heterogeneity was a tendency for trials with a longer duration to be associated with a larger difference in control of glycaemia between pump and injection therapy and a smaller difference in insulin dosage.
- Firstly, the relation between glycaemia and incidence of diabetes is non-linear, with the risk threshold coinciding with the onset of pre-diabetes.

Derivatives

glycaemic

adjectiveɡlʌɪˈsiːmɪkˌɡlaɪˈsimɪk

However, glycemic response to dietary fibre containing foods is not consistently related to the viscosity suggesting this system is also much more complex than this hypothesis suggests.
Example sentencesExamples
- Minimally invasive treatment can be adopted in less severe cases with strict glycaemic control, intravenous antibiotics, and percutaneous drainage.
- Weight loss, therefore, of at least 5-10% would be a logical goal, alongside standard glycaemic and cardiovascular targets, for many overweight people with diabetes.
- The average dietary glycaemic load was calculated for each participant, and non-dietary factors were assessed, including smoking, amount and type of exercise, and body mass index.
- The authors conclude that using insulin four times daily improved glycemic control and perinatal outcome in mothers with gestational or pregestational diabetes.

Origin

Early 20th century: from glyco- + -aemia.

Definition of glycemia in US English:

glycemia

(British glycaemia)

nounˌɡlīˈsēmēəˌɡlaɪˈsimiə

The presence of glucose in the blood.
糖血症
Example sentencesExamples
- Also, the effects of glycaemia and albuminuria, as well as of high density lipoprotein cholesterol, triglycerides, and electrocardiographic findings, could be taken into account, providing a more valid risk table.
- Efforts should therefore be made to normalise glycaemia when diabetes is first diagnosed.
- Firstly, the relation between glycaemia and incidence of diabetes is non-linear, with the risk threshold coinciding with the onset of pre-diabetes.
- There are recommendations about the target levels for glycaemia, blood pressure, and lipids in the treatment of patients with type 2 diabetes.
- The only identified source of heterogeneity was a tendency for trials with a longer duration to be associated with a larger difference in control of glycaemia between pump and injection therapy and a smaller difference in insulin dosage.

Origin

Early 20th century: from glyco- + -emia.

词汇	glycaemia
释义	Definition of glycaemia in English: glycaemia (US glycemia) noun ɡlʌɪˈsiːmɪəˌɡlaɪˈsimiə mass noun The presence of glucose in the blood. 糖血症 Example sentencesExamples Also, the effects of glycaemia and albuminuria, as well as of high density lipoprotein cholesterol, triglycerides, and electrocardiographic findings, could be taken into account, providing a more valid risk table. There are recommendations about the target levels for glycaemia, blood pressure, and lipids in the treatment of patients with type 2 diabetes. Efforts should therefore be made to normalise glycaemia when diabetes is first diagnosed. The only identified source of heterogeneity was a tendency for trials with a longer duration to be associated with a larger difference in control of glycaemia between pump and injection therapy and a smaller difference in insulin dosage. Firstly, the relation between glycaemia and incidence of diabetes is non-linear, with the risk threshold coinciding with the onset of pre-diabetes. Derivatives glycaemic adjectiveɡlʌɪˈsiːmɪkˌɡlaɪˈsimɪk However, glycemic response to dietary fibre containing foods is not consistently related to the viscosity suggesting this system is also much more complex than this hypothesis suggests. Example sentencesExamples Minimally invasive treatment can be adopted in less severe cases with strict glycaemic control, intravenous antibiotics, and percutaneous drainage. Weight loss, therefore, of at least 5-10% would be a logical goal, alongside standard glycaemic and cardiovascular targets, for many overweight people with diabetes. The average dietary glycaemic load was calculated for each participant, and non-dietary factors were assessed, including smoking, amount and type of exercise, and body mass index. The authors conclude that using insulin four times daily improved glycemic control and perinatal outcome in mothers with gestational or pregestational diabetes. Origin Early 20th century: from glyco- + -aemia. Definition of glycemia in US English: glycemia (British glycaemia) nounˌɡlīˈsēmēəˌɡlaɪˈsimiə The presence of glucose in the blood. 糖血症 Example sentencesExamples Also, the effects of glycaemia and albuminuria, as well as of high density lipoprotein cholesterol, triglycerides, and electrocardiographic findings, could be taken into account, providing a more valid risk table. Efforts should therefore be made to normalise glycaemia when diabetes is first diagnosed. Firstly, the relation between glycaemia and incidence of diabetes is non-linear, with the risk threshold coinciding with the onset of pre-diabetes. There are recommendations about the target levels for glycaemia, blood pressure, and lipids in the treatment of patients with type 2 diabetes. The only identified source of heterogeneity was a tendency for trials with a longer duration to be associated with a larger difference in control of glycaemia between pump and injection therapy and a smaller difference in insulin dosage. Origin Early 20th century: from glyco- + -emia.
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