… GCs-induced diabetes has a rapid onset within 48 hours after the start of the therapy, with a
peak of hyperglycemia in the afternoon [17]. A high prevalence of GCs-induced diabetes has …

… Another consideration is how well the tools we develop can be implemented around the
globe given the differences in pathophysiology among ethnic groups, country-specific resources …

… relating to the management of hyperglycemia in hospitals, with … who do not have diabetic
ketoacidosis or hyperglycemic crises. … Finally, in a related vascular consideration, there was no …

… diabetic patients in the absence of definitive elevation of effective osmolality (≥320 mOsm/kg)
demands immediate consideration … , including ethnic and personal health care beliefs. In …

… diabetic patients in the absence of definitive elevation of effective osmolality (320 mOsm/
kg) demands immediate consideration … , including ethnic and personal health care beliefs. In …

… with hyperglycemia have a known diagnosis of diabetes. … postoperative hyperglycemia do
not have a history of diabetes … are taken into consideration when determining preoperative …

… of diabetes therapy is to achieve control of hyperglycemia … % of patients with type 2 diabetes
mellitus (T2DM) have difficulty … currently used for treating hyperglycemia work by increasing …

… Medical nutrition therapy — Medical nutrition therapy (MNT) is the process by which a dietary
plan is tailored for people with diabetes, based on medical, lifestyle, and personal factors. It …

… and hyperglycemic crisis among adults with diabetes, United … and hyperglycemic crisis
among adults with diabetes during the … , ED visit rates for hyperglycemic crisis did not change …

… an individualized care plan, with consideration of the patients’ personal goals, comorbidities,
… and considerations for management of older adults with T2DM and/or hyperglycemia in the …