Intermountain McKay-Dee Hospital Center Testing for Seniors Available, February 2007 Name Date Blood Cholesterol/Glucose Screening RANGES ALTER BY: YOUR RESULTS We recommend you send this second copy of your results to your physician. Intermountain McKay-Dee Hospital Center Name Date Blood Cholesterol/Glucose Screening Physician Copy Dear Dr._ i recently had my cholesterol and glucose tested at work. Please review these results and if you feel you need to see me, please have your office contact me. The instrumentation used follows all Federal Regulation Standards and Policies. Cholesterol 0-200 mg/dl HDL Cholesterol Male 40-55 mg/dl Female 45-65 mg/dl Glucose 70-100mg/dI Fasting 100-125mg/dl prediabetes - Fasting less than 140 mg/dl Non-fasting 37 Total Cholesterol A measure of the total amount of cholesrerol in your blood. This can be influenced by your family history and Below 200 Desirable 200-240 Borderline 240 + High Risk Dietary Changes HDL Is the good cholesterol because it tends to clear excess cholesterol from your blood. You want HDL to. be as high as possible. 45-65 Female 40-55 Male HDL <40 is an independent risk factor for heart disease Aerobic Exercise Weight Loss Stop Smoking Risk Factor Risk for developing heart disease (total cholesterol, divided- by your HDL) 4.5 or less Lower Total Cholesterol Raise HDL Glucose Also referred to as "blood sugar.'.' This is a screening test for diabetes,; low-blood sugar or certain hormone problems. 70- 100 Fasting 100-125 Fasting- prediabetes 140 or less Non-fasting Dietary Changes... Exercise Weight Management.