Antidiabetics Flashcards

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Indications of rapid acting insulins

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Need for rapid reduction of glucose levels, postprandial (after meal) hyperglycemia, prevention of nocturnal hyperglycemia.

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indications for short acting insulins

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Usually given SQ (sub-cue) or via IV 20-30 minutes before meal. Can be taken alone or in combination with intermediate-acting insulin.

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Indications for intermediate (NPH) insulins

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Usually taken after meal

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Indications for Long Acting Insulins

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SQ: Used for Basal Dose. CANNOT BE MIXED

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Indication for Inhaled Insulin

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Used as a rapid acting insulin.

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