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INSULIN, RANDOM

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800.00

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Overview

What is INSULIN, RANDOM

Insulin is a hormone produced by pancreas in your body. It helps the body to convert food into energy. After we eat, insulin makes sugar/glucose to move from the blood into the cells to produce fat, protein & sugar. When we need more energy, insulin helps us to use fat, protein & sugar that we have stored. Diabetes is a condition in which the body either does not make enough insulin to meet its daily need or does not properly use the insulin it makes. Type 1 diabetes is due to deficiency of insulin as the cells of pancreas producing insulin are destroyed. Type 2 diabetes is due to resistance of the body to the action of insulin. This test is used for the management of diabetes. It is also used to diagnose insulin secreting tumor called Insulinoma. Insulin levels at any random time of the day should be parallel with blood glucose levels.

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1. INSULIN, RANDOM

Doctor Information

Pre-test Information

No special preparation required

Report Delivery

Daily

Code

R041

Category

Stability Room

2 hrs

Stability Refrigerated

24 hrs

Stability Frozen

4 weeks

Method

CMIA

Specimen

2 mL (1 mL min.) of one SST serum. Ship frozen or chilled.

Usage

The pancreatic beta cells create insulin. It causes diabetes Type 1 (IDDM), which is brought on by insufficient insulin, and Type 2 (NIDDM), which is brought on by resistance to insulin. The management of diabetes can benefit from this assay. It can also be used to diagnose insulinoma when combined with measurements of C-peptide and proinsu-lin.

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