The blood glucose level is commonly expressed as "milligram per decilitre" (mg/dL).
Milligram per decilitre is a unit of measurement used to indicate the concentration of glucose in the blood. It represents the amount of glucose in milligrams contained in one decilitre (one-tenth of a litre) of blood. This unit is widely used in medical and clinical settings to measure and monitor blood glucose levels in individuals, especially those with diabetes or other metabolic disorders.