Diabetes management and treatment t2 Flashcards

1
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ominous octet

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  • decreaesd insulin secretion
  • Neurotransmitter dysfunction
  • Increased glucose reabsorption
  • Increased glucagon secretion
  • Decreased incretin effect
  • Increased lipolysis
  • Decreased glucose uptake
  • Increased hepatic glucose production
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2
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metformin MOA

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reduces liver production of glucose, reduced intestinal absorption of glucose and enhanced insulin sensitivity

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3
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GLP-1RA MOA

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Increase insulin and inhibit glucagon

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4
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Where do GLP-1RA act ?

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Liver, pancreas, stomach

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5
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Sulphonylureas MOA

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Binds to ATP sensitive K+ channel

Voltage gated ca2+ channels open which triggers insulin release

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6
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Side effects sulphonylureas

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N/V/D

Constipation, weight gain

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7
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Contra-indications of sulphonylureas

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hepatic and renal impairment , breast feeding

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8
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Biguanides MOA

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Not understood

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9
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Biguanides target population

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Overweight/obese

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10
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Side effects biguanides

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GI upset, decreased B12 absorption

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Contra-indications for biguanides

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hepatic and renal impairment, breast feeding

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12
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Meglitinides MOA

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Same as sulphonylureas

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13
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Meglitinides side effects

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N/v

hypersensitivity reactions

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14
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Alpha-glucosidase MOA

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binds to a-glucosidase enzymes

binding is irreversible so absorption of glucose is slower than usual

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15
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Side effects a-glucosidase

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Flatulence, loose stools, abode pain

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16
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Contra-indications a-glucosidase

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IBD, hepatic/renal impairment, breast feeding

17
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Thiazolidinediones MOA

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Bind to PPAR-y

Causes gene transcription -> insulin signalling

18
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Side effects thiazolidnediones

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GI disturbances, headache etc

19
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GLP-1RA MOA

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Promotes insulin secreting and slows gastric emptying

20
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SGLT2 inhibitors MOA

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Inhibit SGLT2 sodium-glucose co-transporters

in renal PCT = reduced glucose reabsorption

21
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SGLT2 inhibitors contra-indications

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renal impairment, ketoacidosis, pregnancy, breast feeding