Diabetes Flashcards by Annie Shim

Q

Rapid acting (insulin lispro)

A

Onset: 15 min

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Rapid acting (insulin lispro)

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Peak: 1 hr

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Rapid acting (insulin lispro)

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Duration: 2-4 hr

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insulin lispro (Humalog)

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Rapid acting

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Q

regular insulin (Humulin R)

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Short acting

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Q

Short acting (regular insulin)

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Onset: 30-60 min

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Short acting (regular insulin)

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Peak: 2-6 hr

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Short acting (regular insulin)

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Duration: 3-8 hr

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Q

NPH insulin

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Intermediate acting

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Intermediate acting (NPH)

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Onset: 2-4 hr

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Intermediate acting (NPH)

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Peak: 4-10 hr

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Intermediate acting (NPH)

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Duration: 10-20 hr

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insulin glargine (Lantus)

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Long acting

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Long acting (insulin glargine)

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Onset: 70 min

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Long acting (insulin glargine)

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Peak: none, lasts all day

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Long acting (insulin glargine)

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Duration: 24 hr

Q

regular insulin (short-acting)

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Only insulin that can be given as infusions

Q

insulin glargine (long-acting)

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Never mix with other insulins; give alone