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Old 04-20-2006, 01:29 PM
seacomp seacomp is offline
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Originally Posted by rzrbks
The normal bolus correction ratio seems to be 1:50/2.7: 1 unit drops B/G 50/2.7 points at 1 hour.
Ummm, My correction facto is different, but no big deal. What's interesting is that you are looking at a 1 hour correction factor and I've always looked at it as a total correction factor.
That is, I expect my correction of 1 u per 35 points to take effect over the full 4 to 5 hours of the insulin action with about 50% happening in the initial hour.
When I'm over, I correct to my BG goal. If I used just the hour figure I'd constantly overshoot and go low sooner or later unless I halved my correction factor to 17.
What's the standard method of figuring this?
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