Diabeetus/Insulin Flashcards
Insulin effects on Glucose metabolism
Stimulates glucose to be stored as glycogen in liver/muscle
-Inhibits production of glucose in liver
Insulin effects on Lipoproteins
- Enhance fat deposition
- inhibits breakdown of trigycerides
Insulin effects on Ketones
-Inhibits ketones
Makes sense- not enough insulin= high bloodsugars, which can lead to ketoacidosis
Insulin effects on protein metabolism
- stimulates protein production
- prevents proteins from being broken down
3 types of diabetes:
- Type I (juvenile, insulin dependent)
- Type II (Non-insulin dependent, adult onset)
- Gestational diabetes
Can a type one diabetic manage their disease with pills and diet?
-No, type one diabetics are insulin dependant
Lispro (Humalog) insulin
Rapid Acting
ONSET: 10-15min
PEAK: 1 hour
DURATION: 2-4 hours
Note Feed immediately after injection
Aspart insulin (Novolog)
Rapid Acting
ONSET: 5-15min
PEAK: 40-50min
DURATION: 2-4 Hours
Note Feed immediately after injection
Regular insulin
Short acting
ONSET: 1hr to 1.5hr
PEAK: 2-3 hrs
DURATION: 4-6hr
Note Clear. Draw first.
You are to give 4 units of NPH insulin, and 4 units of Regular. Which do you draw up first?
Regular (clear) then NPH (cloudy)
NPH Insulin
Intermediate acting
ONSET: 2-4 hours
PEAK: 4-12 hours
DURATION: 16-20 hours
Note Cloudy. Draw second
Glargine (Lantus)
Very long acting
ONSET: 1 hour
PEAK: No peak
DURATION: Basal dosing
note Never mix with other insulins
You receive an order for insulin IV. You know to question the order if it is NOT __________.
Regular insulin
Regular is the only approved insulin for IV usage
____ cells located in the __________ in the ______ produce insulin
Beta cells located in the Islets of langerhan’s in the Pancreas produce insulin
Exocrine function of Pancreas
-Releasing digestive juices to duodenum