International Journal of Clinical Research

Objective To observe the effect of blood glucose automatic biochemical analyzer and urine analyzer on blood glucose and urine sugar in suspected diabetic patients. Methods 84 suspected diabetic patients in our hospital from January 2022 to January 2023 were selected, and all of them were tested by blood glucose automatic biochemical analyzer and urine analyzer. The diagnostic efficacy of blood glucose automatic biochemical analyzer and urine analyzer was evaluated according to the glucose tolerance test as the gold standard. Results Combined with the glucose tolerance test, 76 patients in this group had diabetes and 8 were non-diabetic. In the blood glucose automatic biochemical analyzer test, 70 patients had diabetes and 14 were non-diabetic. In the urine analyzer test, 68 patients had diabetes and 16 were non-diabetic. In the combined diagnosis of the two detection methods, 74 patients had diabetes and 10 were non-diabetic. The combined diagnosis was higher than single diagnosis in terms of accuracy, sensitivity and specificity, P<0.05. The fasting blood glucose level and 2h postprandial blood glucose level of diabetic patients were higher than those of non-diabetic patients, P<0.05. Conclusion The combined diagnosis of blood glucose automatic biochemical analyzer and urine analyzer in the diagnosis of diabetic patients can improve the diagnostic efficiency of diabetes and enable patients to be diagnosed quickly.

Blood glucose automatic biochemical analyzer; Urine analyzer; Diabetes; Blood glucose; Urine sugar