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IR Calculator
Enter your horses glucose and insulin values and choose the units they were reported in. Any conversions necessary will be done automatically for you. Then click "Calculate".
Glucose:70,2 mg/dLmmol/L
Insulin:39,2 uIU/mLpmol/L Note: uIU/mL = IU/L = U/L = mU/L
Results:
If the G:I ratio is less than 4.5, horse is severely IR. If the G:I ratio is between 4.5 and 10, the horse is compensated IR. A G:I ratio greater than 10 is normal.
G:I ratio = NaN
A RISQI greater than .32 is normal. A RISQI less than .32 indicates IR. A RISQI less than .22 indicates severe IR.
RISQI = NaN
Some horses will have a normal G:I ratio and RISQI but still be in danger if the glucose is over 100. An MIRG greater than 5.6 will indicate IR in these cases.
MIRG = NaN
IR Status = Normal, not IR