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OMB: 0920-0904

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Form Approved 
OMB No. 0920‐xxxx 
Exp. Date xx/xx/xxxx

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Number

Site

Sub-site

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Before drawing blood or collecting urine specimens:
1. Have you had DKA in the last 4 weeks that resulted in hospitalization or had to be treated by IV fluids?
1‰

No
2‰ Yes (if YES, then do NOT draw blood AND do not collect urine specimens)
2. For females only: Are you currently pregnant?
1‰ No
2‰ Yes (if YES, do NOT draw blood AND do not collect urine specimens)
3‰ Unsure (if UNSURE, do NOT draw blood AND do not collect urine specimens)
3. For females only: Are you currently menstruating/having your period?
1‰

No
2‰ Yes (if YES, do NOT collect urine)
4.

For Cohort Visits and females only: Were you menstruating when you did your overnight urine collection?
1‰

No
2‰ Yes (if YES, do NOT send overnight urine sample and repeat overnight urine collection

when patient is not menstruating)

5. Have you taken any insulin in the last 4 hours? (This does NOT include basal insulin per insulin pump.)
1‰ Yes (if YES, ask which insulins were taken; mark by the appropriate list of insulins below)
2‰ No (if NO, go to question 6)
1‰

2‰

3‰

Detemir
Glargine
Humulin N
Lantus
Levemir
Novolin N
NPH
Humulin R
Humulin 50/50
Humulin 70/30
Novolin R
Novolin 70/30
Regular
Apidra
Glulisine
Humalog
Humalog mix 50/50
Humalog mix 75/25
Novolog
Novolog mix 70/30
(by injection or bolus
per pump)

Acceptable

‰AM

Time:
Hour

Minute

‰PM

NOT acceptable if taken within 4 hours
prior to fasting blood sample – Proceed
with blood draw and try to re-schedule a
fasting re-draw visit.

‰AM
Time:
Hour

Minute

‰PM

NOT acceptable if taken within 2 hours
prior to fasting blood sample – Proceed
with blood draw and try to re-schedule a
fasting re-draw visit.

Public reporting burden of this collection of information is estimated to average 20 minutes per response, including the time for reviewing instructions, searching 
existing data sources, gathering and maintaining data needed, and completing and reviewing the collection of information.  An agency may not conduct or 
sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to a collection of information unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. Send comments regarding 
this burden estimate or any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden to CDC Reports Clearance Officer; 1600 
Clifton Road NE, MS D‐74, Atlanta, Georgia 30333; ATTN: PRA (0920‐xxxx). 
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6. Have you taken any other diabetes medications in the last 8 hours?
1‰

Yes (if YES, ask which medications were taken and mark by the appropriate list of

2‰

No

medications below; then answer question 6a at the bottom of the page)

Other diabetes medications:

1‰

Acarbose
Actos
Avandament
Avandia
Glucophage
Glyset
Metformin
Miglitol
Precose
Pioglitazone
Rosiglitazone

Acceptable medications

Amaryl

Byetta

2‰

1‰

Chlorpropamide
DiaBeta
Diabinese
Exenatide
Glimepiride
Glipizide
Glucotrol
Glucovance
Glyburide
Glynase
Januvia
Liraglutide
Micronase
Nateglinide
Prandin
Pramlintide
Repaglinide
Sitagliptin
Starlix
Symlin
Tolazamide
Tolbutamide
Victoza

Time:
Hour

Minute

‰ AM
‰ PM

NOT acceptable if taken within 8 hours prior to
fasting blood sample
Proceed with blood draw and try to re-schedule
a fasting re-draw visit.

Other diabetes medications: (specify)

IF UNACCEPTABLE INSULIN OR ORAL MEDICATION TAKEN, PROCEED WITH BLOOD DRAW AND TRY TO
SCHEDULE A FASTING RE-DRAW VISIT.
6a.

If a re-draw visit is necessary, has Patient agreed? 1‰

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Yes

2‰

No

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7. Have you had anything to eat or drink in the last 8 hours?
1‰

Yes

7a. if YES, ask the Patient what they had

to eat or drink. Describe what they had to
eat or drink.

7b. if Patient consumed non-allowable food

‰AM ‰PM

Time:

or drink, record most recent time

Hour

Minute

IF FASTING LESS THAN 8 HOURS, PROCEED WITH BLOOD DRAW AND TRY TO
SCHEDULE A FASTING RE-DRAW VISIT.
7c.
2‰

If a re-draw visit is necessary, has Patient agreed? 1‰ Yes

2‰

No

No

8. Glucose meter reading:

(May use drop from blood collected with venipuncture samples)

If glucose is > 300 mg/dl, perform urinary ketone check and record.
8a. Urine ketones:

1‰

Negative

2‰

3‰

Trace/small

Moderate

4‰

9. Were any of the following symptoms observed or reported by the Patient?

Large

1‰

5‰

Yes

(If YES, check all that apply):

1‰

Abdominal pain

1‰

Diaphoresis (excessive sweating)

1‰

Lightheadedness

1‰

Nausea and or vomiting

1‰

Seizure

1‰

Tremors or trembling

1‰

Loss of consciousness due to low blood glucose

1‰

Loss of consciousness due to phlebotomy (fainting)

1‰

Blood glucose is < 45 mg./dl.

1‰

Blood glucose is > 300 mg./dl. with moderate or large ketones

1‰

Blood glucose is > 500 mg./dl. with or without ketones

1‰

Other (specify):

Unable to obtain

2‰No

10. Comments?
1‰
2‰

Yes (if YES, describe) :
No comments

NOTE: Complete SEARCH Unanticipated Occurrence/Condition Reporting Form if
any of the below presents:
•
•

seizure
loss of consciousness due to low blood glucose

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11. Specimen obtained
by:

(code)

12. Date specimen

obtained:

Month

Day

13. Time specimen

Year

‰ AM / ‰ PM (check one)

collected:

Hour

Minute

Please instruct the Patient to take medication/insulin and provide a breakfast to the Patient.

FOR STUDY USE ONLY
Date Completed

Completed by
Month

Day

Year

Date Reviewed

Reviewer Code
Month

Day

Year

Date Entered
Month

Day

Year

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