Diabetes Flashcards
T1DM VS T2DM
Symptoms of hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia
Diagnostic testing values
Remember:
- Two abnormal test results needed to confirm diagnosis.
- Asymptomatic individuals with a result suggestive of DM should have a repeat test on a subsequent day.
Blood glucose target values
TCU and monitoring parameters
- HbA1c: 6m if stable, 3m if unstable
- BP: 2-6m
- Weight: 2-6m
- Lipids: annually if stable, 3-6m if unstable
- Foot exam: annually if stable, more frequent if unstable
- Eye exam: annually if stable, more frequent if unstable
- Renal panel: annually
For renal panel, screen for:
* Serum Cr and/or eGFR AND
* Urine albumin-creatinine ratio (uACR) OR Protein-creatinine ratio (uPCR)
Non-pharm management
When should insulin be considered?
- Evidence of ongoing catabolism is present
- Symptoms of hyperglycemia are present
- When A1C or blood glucose levels are very high (i.e. A1C > 10%, blood glucose ≥ 16.7mmol/L)
- Diagnosis of T1DM is a possibility
Metformin
- Drug Class
- MOA
- Dose adjs
- ADRs, DDIs
- C/Is
- PK/PD
- When to be considered for therapy
- Others
SGLT2i
- Drug names
- MOA
- Dose adjs
- ADRs, DDIs
- C/Is
- PK/PD
- When to be considered for therapy
- Others
GLP1 Receptor Agonists
- Drug names
- MOA
- Dose adjs
- ADRs, DDIs
- C/Is
- PK/PD
- When to be considered for therapy
- Others
Sulfonylureas
- Drug names
- MOA
- Dose adjs
- ADRs, DDIs
- C/Is
- PK/PD
- When to be considered for therapy
- Others
DPP4i
- Drug names
- MOA
- Dose adjs
- ADRs, DDIs
- C/Is
- PK/PD
- When to be considered for therapy
- Others
Alpha Glucosidase Inhibitor
- Drug names
- MOA
- Dose adjs
- ADRs, DDIs
- C/Is
- PK/PD
- When to be considered for therapy
- Others
Thiazolidinedione
- MOA
- Dose adjs
- ADRs, DDIs
- C/Is
- PK/PD
- When to be considered for therapy
- Others
Insulin
- Types
- MOA
- Dose adjs
- ADRs, DDIs
- C/Is
- PK/PD
- When to be considered for therapy
- Therapy outline when initiating insulin
- Others (e.g. insertion technique)
Preferred meds for DM + HTN
ACEi / ARB
Target: <130/80mmHg
Preferred meds for DM + ASCVD
Preferred meds for DM + hyperlipidaemia
Preferred meds for DM + CKD
Diabetic emergencies: diabetic ketoacidosis and hyperglycemic hyperosmolar state
- Pathophysiology
- Causes/ risk factors
Somogyi Effect VS Dawn Phenomenon