The<unk>  cannot be interpreted unless hypoglycaemia (< 2.2 mmol/L (or) < 40 mg/dl) is achieved. Hypopituitarism An adequate cortisol response is defined as a rise to greater than 550 nmol/L. Patients with impaired cortisol responses (less than 550 but greater than 400 nmol/L) may only need steroid cover for major illnesses or stresses. An adequate GH response occurs with an absolute response exceeding 20 mU/L. Cushing's syndrome There will be a rise of less than 170 nmol/L above the fluctuations of basal levels of cortisol.
Insulin tolerance test
Glucose tolerance test
Postprandial glucose test
Quantitative insulin sensitivity check index
Glucose test
Random glucose test
Insulin index
Ambulatory glucose profile