Key facts
- Scoring
- The reading is stored directly from the slider in mmol/L. Comments are free text and are not scored.
- Time to complete
- 1 min
- Questions
- 2
- Licensing
- Available free of charge; Patient Watch charges only for platform services
About the Blood Glucose Concentration
A single blood glucose reading from 0 to 30 mmol/L, with an optional comments field underneath. The slider marks readings under 5 mmol/L as too low and readings of 20 mmol/L or more as too high.
Medical Specialties
Anatomic Areas
Clinical Indications
Administration Instructions
Record your blood glucose. The reading is required. Comments underneath are optional.
Scoring Methodology
The reading is stored directly from the slider in mmol/L. Comments are free text and are not scored.
Score Interpretation
Understanding what your score means
too low
0 - 4.9Below 5 mmol/L
in range
5 - 19.95 to 19.9 mmol/L
too high
20 - 3020 mmol/L or higher
Clinical Limitations & Considerations
This is a generic concentration reading, not a diagnostic test. The low and high bands match the on-screen slider labels.
Frequently asked questions
What does a too low Blood Glucose Concentration score mean?
A Blood Glucose Concentration score of 0 to 4.9 is classified as too low. Below 5 mmol/L
What does a in range Blood Glucose Concentration score mean?
A Blood Glucose Concentration score of 5 to 19.9 is classified as in range. 5 to 19.9 mmol/L
What does a too high Blood Glucose Concentration score mean?
A Blood Glucose Concentration score of 20 to 30 is classified as too high. 20 mmol/L or higher
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