analyte - a chemical or biological substance that is the subject of analysis
analyte extraction - removing a chemical or biological substance from the body for analysis
biosensor - a device that monitors and transmits information about a life process such as analytes
continuous glucose monitor (CGM) - realtime measurement of glucose that provides frequent updates and glucose trends over time
epidermis - the outer nonsensitive and nonvascular layer of the skin
glucose - a simple sugar, a source of energy for cells
insulin - a hormone that is essential for the metabolism of carbohydrates and the regulation of glucose levels in the blood
interstitial fluid - a solution that bathes and surrounds the cells; includes glucose and other analytes
lidocaine - a local anesthetic
skin permeation - the treatment of skin to allow transport of a substance such as drugs or analytes to flow more easily through the skin
stratum corneum - the outer part of the epidermis consisting chiefly of layers of dead cells
transdermal - through the skin