Diabetes Flashcards

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1
Q

DM type 1

A

lack of insulin
- juvenile onset
- ketone prone `

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2
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DM type 2

A

insulin resistant
adult onset
- not ketosis prone

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3
Q

treatment for type 1

A

DIE
diet
insulin *
exercise

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4
Q

treatment for type 2

A

diet *
oral hypoglycemic
activity

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5
Q

diet for type 2 diabetes

A

calorie restriction
1,200, 1,400, 1,600

small frequent meals- keeps bs more stable

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6
Q

SIADH

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soaked inside= lack of antidiuretic hormone

  • oliguria, no thirst
  • decreased uo
  • low osmoality
  • high gravity
    slightly elevated bp normal
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7
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Diabetes Insipidus

A

dry inside
basically dm without glucose element

-polyuria
- polydipsia
-decreased serum gravity
high osmolality
low gravity
1.005-1.030

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8
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Regular insulin

A

Rapid run in the IV
clear solution
onset :1
peak: 2
duration:4
(1,2,4)

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9
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NPH

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Not so fast or in the bag
cloudy solution can’t go in bag= precipitates and overdose

onset: 6
peak: 8-10
duration: 12
(6, 8-10-12) most tested

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10
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NPH

A

Not so fast or in the bag
cloudy solution can’t go in bag= precipitates and overdose

onset: 6
peak: 8-10
duration: 12
(6, 8-10-12) most tested

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11
Q

Lispro

A

fastest acting insulin
*don’t give before meals give with
onset: 15 min
peak: 30 min
duration: 3hours
(15,30,3)

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12
Q

Glargine

A

long acting insulin
no peak
duration 12-24 hrs
only one you can give at hs
little hypoglycemia risk

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13
Q

Manufacturer date rules for insulin

A

Always check before giving
*once opened, the new expiration date is 30 after
- opened insulin refrigerator optional
- unopened must be refrigerated

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14
Q

how do exercise impact insulin use

A

acts like another shot insulin

insulin should be reduced for exercise

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15
Q

how does being sick impact insulin use

A

serum glucose goes up
need insulin even if not eating
make sure they drink water = dehydration easily

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16
Q

What two problems does any diabetic pt have

A

dehydration and hyperglycemia

17
Q

S/s of hypoglycemia

A

drunk/ shock
- staggering gait
- slurred speech
- labile emotions
- slow reaction time

shock
- tachycardia
- cool clammy skin
- mottled skin

18
Q

How to treat hypoglycemia

A

give pt sugars or carbs
*boards want sugar and starch or protein
apple juice and turkey
1/2 cup of skim milk not full fat because of ketones

19
Q

where to give glucose in an uncoils patient

A
20
Q

DKA

A

high glucose in a type 1
type two doesn’t produce ketones

21
Q

DKA causes

A

1 acute upper resp infect within last two weeks *

stress raises glucose, fat is burned as fuel

too much food, not enough exercise or insulin

22
Q

DKA s/s

A

dehydration- dry, poor skin turgor, warm skin- water is a coolant
ketones- high K, kussmaul resp
acidosi- acetone breathe, anorexia from nausea

23
Q

Treatment for DKA

A

Regular Insulin IV (only one you can run IV)
IV fluid (200ml/hr) fast

not d10 or d50- cause hyperglycemia

24
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Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state (HHNK, HHS, or HHNS)

A

high blood sugar in type 2 diabetes
Severe fvd
intervention: rehydration
dry, flushed skin, decreased turgor, increased hr

25
Q

long term complication of diabetes

A

poor perfusion
peripheral neuropathy

26
Q

Lispro

A

fastest acting insulin
*don’t give before meals give with
onset: 15 min
peak: 30 min
duration: 3hours
(15,30,3)

26
Q

HB A1C

A

average blood sugar over 90 days

6 and lower good
7 borderline
8 and up is bad