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AUSDRISK Type 2 Diabetes Risk calculator

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AUSDRISK low

Band: AUSDRISK low

Interpretation. AUSDRISK low

Suggested management. Lower AUSDRISK band.

AUSDRISK Type 2 Diabetes Risk: 0 — AUSDRISK low. Interpretation: AUSDRISK low What to do: Lower AUSDRISK band. Inputs: Age 35-44 (+2): false; Age 45-54 (+4): false; Age 55-64 (+6): false; Age >=65 (+8): false; Male (+3): false; High-risk ethnicity / Aboriginal or Torres Strait / Pacific / Indian Subcontinent / Chinese (+2): false; Parent or sibling with diabetes (+3): false; History of high blood glucose (+6): false; Taking blood pressure medication (+2): false; Current smoker (+2): false; Physical inactivity (+2): false; Elevated waist circumference category (+4): false Source: Chen L et al. AUSDRISK: an Australian Type 2 Diabetes Risk Assessment Tool based on demographic, lifestyle and simple anthropometric measures. Med J Aust. DOI: 10.5694/j.1326-5377.2010.tb03478.x. PMID: 20170456. Scope: point sum from age, sex, ethnicity, history, glucose, lifestyle, waist; elevated risk commonly >=12. (2010)

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Clinical inputs

  • Age 35-44 (+2)
  • Age 45-54 (+4)
  • Age 55-64 (+6)
  • Age >=65 (+8)
  • Male (+3)
  • High-risk ethnicity / Aboriginal or Torres Strait / Pacific / Indian Subcontinent / Chinese (+2)
  • Parent or sibling with diabetes (+3)
  • History of high blood glucose (+6)
  • Taking blood pressure medication (+2)
  • Current smoker (+2)
  • Physical inactivity (+2)
  • Elevated waist circumference category (+4)

Primary source

Chen L et al. AUSDRISK: an Australian Type 2 Diabetes Risk Assessment Tool based on demographic, lifestyle and simple anthropometric measures. Med J Aust. DOI: 10.5694/j.1326-5377.2010.tb03478.x. PMID: 20170456. Scope: point sum from age, sex, ethnicity, history, glucose, lifestyle, waist; elevated risk commonly >=12. (2010)

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