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Diabetes 3 Flashcards

1
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What drugs are part of the biguanides class

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glucophage, Riomet, glucophage XL, Glumetza (metformin)

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what is the MOA for biguanides

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inhibits hepatic glucose production and increases insulin sensitivity to peripheral tissue

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3
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How much will biguanides lowers your A1C?

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1.5-2%

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4
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what are side effects of biguanides

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GI (diarrhea) take with mealslactic acidosisVitamin B12 defWEIGHT LOSS

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5
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when is biguanides contraindicated

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women with Cr>or= 1.4men Cr>or=1.5must be put on hold before or after a CAT- scan dye

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What drug are sulfonylureas

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glimepirideglipizideglyburideTypically dosed 1-2 x a day

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What is the MOA of sulfonylureas

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increase insulin production from beta cells in panreas

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what is a problem with the sulfonyl ureas in regards to their time of use

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after 3-5 years there is a reduction in the benefit due to loss of beta cell function

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9
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how much will sulfonylureas lowers your A1C

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1-2%

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10
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which sulfonylurea should you use if you have renal issues

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glipizide

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11
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what are the side effects with sulfonylreas

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hypoglycemiaweight gaincant be used with people who have sulfa allergy

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what drugs are part of the meglitinides?

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nategliniderepaglinide

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what is the MOA of meglitinides?

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increase insulin production from beta cell in pancreasbind to different receptors than sulfonylureas

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what is the problem with meglitindes and their length of use?

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after 3-5 years there is a reduction in benefit due to loss of beta cell function

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how much will meglitinides reduce your A1C?

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0.5-2%

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what are the side effects of meglitinides

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less hypoglycemia than sulfonylureasless weight gain than sulfonylureas

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17
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what is the major drawback with meglitinides

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they are more costly than sulfonyl ureas

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18
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what drugs are part of the TZD drug class

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rosiglitizonepioglitizonetakes up to 8 weeks to act

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what is the MOA of TZDs

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PPAR agonistincrease insulin-dependent glucose disposal and decrease hepatic glucose output by decreasing insulin resistance in periphery and liver

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how much will TZDs reduce your A1C

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0.5-1%

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what are the side effects with TZDs

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weight gainEdemaIncreased ovulationHepatic dysfuntion

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what is a major side effect with rosiglitizone (avandia)

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increase likelihood of MI and negative lipid effects

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23
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what are the positive effects of pioglitizone? Pio=Pee

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positive effects on lipids but increase risk of bladder cancer

24
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when are TZDs contraindicated?

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stage 3 or 4 heart failureliver disease ALT>2.5xnormal

25
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what drugs are part of the Alpha glucosidase inhibitors

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miglitolacarbose

26
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what are Alpha glucosidase inhibitors MOA

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inhibit enzyme that hydrolyze complex starches and sugars into readily absorbable molecules, delays glucose absorption

27
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when is a good time to use Alpha glucosidase inhibitors class of meds

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high post prandial glucose values

28
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how much will alpha glucosidase inhibitor reduce A1C?

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0.5-1%

29
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what are the side effects with alpha glucosidase inhibitors?

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GI-flatulence, diarrheahypoglycemia

30
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when are alpha glucosidase inhibitors contraidicated

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GI problemsincreased bowel perforation

31
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what drugs are part of the DPP-IV inhibitors?

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sitagliptinsaxagliptinlinagliptinalogliptin

32
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what is the MOA of DDP-IV inhibitors

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they block DPP-4 and decrease glucose

33
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how much will DPP-IV reduce A1C

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0.4-0.85%

34
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what is so great about using linagliptin

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only needs to be dosed once daily

35
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what are the side effects of DPP-IV inhibitors

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headacheURIweigh loss/neutral

36
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what is the precautions with DPP-IV inhibitors

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pancreatitis

37
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what drugs are part of the GLP-1 analog

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exenatideXR exenatideliraglutide

38
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what is the MOA of GLP- analogs

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stimulates insulin release and inhibits glucagon release

39
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when should you use a GLP-1 analog

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in type 2 DM on metformin, sulfonylureas, TZDs or combo of them

40
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how much will GLP-1 analog reduce A1C

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1-1.5%

41
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how are GLP-1 analog administered

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injected in abdomen

42
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what is so special about liraglutide?

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one daily injection and do not need to time with meals

43
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How is exenatide give

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2 daily injections 1 hour before meal and no closer than 6 hours to next dose

44
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how often is XR exenatide give

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once weekly

45
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what are the side effects of GLP-1 analog

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GI upsethypoglycemiaweight loss

46
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what is the blackbox warning with liraglutide?

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can cause thyroid cancerthink Liars uses their vocal cords to lie to you which is near your thyroid

47
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what are precautions with the GLP-1 analog

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take antibiotics and birth control pill 1 hour apart before injection

48
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what drug are part of the amylin analogs

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symlin (pramlintide)

49
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what is the MOA with amylin analogs

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regulates post prandial glycemia

50
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who can you use amylin with

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Type 1 or 2

51
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how much will amylin reduce your A1C

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0.3-0.6%

52
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what do you need to do with amylin analogs with pre-prandial insulin

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reduce by 50%

53
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what are the side effects with amylin analogs

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GIheadachewight loss/neutralhypoglycemia

54
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who should be excluded from using amylin analog

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poor compliance with current insulinpoor blood glucose monitoringA1C>9%!!!!!!recurrecnt severe hypoglycemiahypoglycemia unwarenesspedis patients

55
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which receptors do DM have more of

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SGLT-2

56
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how much will glucose will be lost with SGLT inhibitors

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200-300k/cal

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