Diabetes Flashcards

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What is the Dawn phenomenon?

A

Early-morning increase in blood sugar levels, typically between 2 a.m. and 8 a.m. It occurs due to the release of hormones like cortisol, growth hormone, and glucagon, which increase insulin resistance.

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What is the Somogyi effect?

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night time hypoglycaemia and early morning glycosuria. Compensatory mechanism, hyper glycaemia 3-4 hours post hypo.

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3
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What type of monogenic diabetes requirres insulin replacement?

A

HNF1B
in which pancreatic hypoplasia has occured

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What are the types of rapid-acting insulin?

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insulin lispro: humolog
Insulin aspart: novorapid
Insulin glulisine: Apidra

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What are the types of short acting insulins?

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Human Actrapid
Novolin R
Humulin S

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6
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What are the intermediate acting insulins?

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Insulinatard
Humulin I

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7
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What are the long-acting insulins?

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Insulin Glargine : Lantus/Toujeo
Insulin Determir: Levemir
Insulin degludec: Tresiba

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