Diabetes Flashcards

1
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DM diagnositc labs? (4)

A

(Confirms DM if these criteria)

HbA1c ≥ 6.5% or

Fasting glu ≥ 126 or

2hr glu post tolerance test ≥ 200 or

Random glu in pt w/ hyperglycemia sxs ≥ 200

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DM Glycemic Control targets? (3)

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FPG (fasting plasma glu) = 70 - 130

2hrs post meal < 180

HbA1c < 7%

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3
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Tx stages for DM II? (5)

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1) lifestyle ∆
2) LS∆ + oral
3) LS∆ + oral (a.m.) + NPH or glargine insulin (p.m.)
4) LS∆ + insulin BID (rapid and interm)
5) LS∆ + rapid insulin pre-meals + long insulin x 1

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4
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DM tx: Oral Insulin Secretagogues

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Stim Insulin secretion:

Sulfonylureas, Meglitinides

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5
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DM tx: Oral Insulin Sensitizers

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↑ liver/mm sensitivity to insulin,
↓ glucose and insulin levels:

Biguanides
Thiazolidinediones

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6
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DM tx: Oral Carb blockers

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α-glucosidase Inhibitors

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7
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DM tx: Oral DPP-4 Inhibitors

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Stop GLP-1 degradation,

↑ action of incretins

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8
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DM tx: SQ Incretin Mimetics

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GLP-1 Agonists

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9
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Oral DOC for DM 2 w/ N liver/kidney fxn?

A

Metformin

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10
Q

Initiating bedtime insulin?

A

Interm or long-act at bedtime,

prevents ↑ FBS (fast blood sug) in a.m.

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11
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Rapid-acting Insulin:

Onset

Peak

Duration

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Onset: < 15min

Peak: 1 hr

Duration: 2-4 hrs

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Short-acting (Regular) Insulin:

Onset

Peak

Duration

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Onset: < 0.5 - 1 hr

Peak: 2-3 hrs

Duration: 3-6 hrs

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Intermediate-acting Insulin:

Onset

Peak

Duration

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Onset: 2-4 hrs

Peak: 6-12 hrs

Duration: 10-16 hrs

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Long-acting Insulin:

Onset

Peak

Duration

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Onset: 1-2 hrs

Peak: none

Duration: 20-24 hrs

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15
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Goals of Insulin Tx? (3)

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1) normal fasting glu
2) normal postprand glu
3) avoid hypoglycemia

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16
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Goals of Intensive Insulin Tx? (4)

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1) good glycemic control
2) min hypogly
3) improve lipid profile
4) ↓ risks of complications

17
Q

Calculate daily insulin dose how?

A

Obese:
1 - 1.2 u/kg/day

Normal:
0.5 -0.7 u/kg/day

18
Q

Insulin tx initiates how?

A

50% of total daily dose
titrate on SMBS and sxs

2/3 pre-breakfast, 1/3 pre-dinner

19
Q

Physiologic insulin regimen?

A
mimics normal β-cell secretion,
replace basal (long-acting) and prandial (pre-meal) insulin separately
20
Q

Insulin stacking is?

A

additive effect of basal/prandial overlap can cause hypogly

21
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Basal/Bolus insulin dosing?

A

Basal:
↓ glu prdxn b/w meals & overnight
50% of daily need

Bolus:
↓ hypergly post meals
10-20% daily need per meal

22
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Sliding Scale Insulin Schedule?

A

↑s in short-acting insulin to correct high glu from diet/exercise/illness

23
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Carb Counting Insulin Schedule?

A

Proactive instead of reactive:
Meal bolus based on current glu level,
carbs planning on eating,
exercise planning on doing

24
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Somogyi Effect?

A

Rebound hyperglycemia in a.m. in response from too much insulin at bedtime

Release of cortisol, glucagon and GH during sleep to combat hypogly

Lower p.m. insulin or eat snack

25
Waning of Insulin?
Hypergly in a.m. due to prior evening insulin wearing off ↑ dose or timing
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Dawn Phenomenon?
Hypergly in a.m. due to ↑ GH from 3-7 a.m. ↑ dose or timing
27
TID Insulin dosing?
2/3 in a.m.: 75% N (interm), 25% H (rapid) 1/3 divided b/w pre-supper and bedtime: 25% H pre-supper 75% N bedtime
28
Best control for HgbA1c >9%?
insulin
29
What levels of A1c, FBG and RBG are good and require no pharm intervention?
A1c ≤ 7.5% FBG < 200 RBG < 250
30
What levels of A1c, FBG and RBG are fair and do require pharm intervention?
A1c 7.6 - 9% FBG 200 - 250 RBG 250 - 300 Oral agents, Incretins
31
What levels of A1c, FBG and RBG are poor and do require pharm intervention?
A1c > 9% FBG > 250 RBG > 300 Insulin