Diabetes Medications Flashcards by H JP

Gliptin =

DPP4

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DPP4 =

gliptin

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Sulfonylurea

Gliclazide
Glimepiride
Tolbutamide

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GLP1

Exanatide

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Thiazalidinidiones

Pioglitazone

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SGLT2

Canagliflozin

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Weight neutral

DPP4

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Weight gain

Sulfonylurea
Thiazalidinidiones

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Weight loss

SGLT2
GLP1

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Pioglitazone SE (6)

Bladder ca
Osteoporosis
Liver impairment
Weight gain
CI heart failure
Fluid retention

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SGLT2 SE (4)

Increased risk of amputation
Fourniere’s gangrene
Urinary and genital infections
Weight loss

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GLP1 mimetics SE (2)

Pancreatitis
Weight loss

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DPP4 SE (1)

weight neutral

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Sulfonylurea SE (6)

Weight gain
Hypoglycaemia
SIADH
Cholestasis
Peripheral neuropathy
Bone marrow suppression

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Targets
One oral hypoglycaemic
or just lifestyle

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If rises to? then add in second agent and target will be?

58 then 53

If any BG of chronic heart failure or established CVD offer?

SGLT2 with metformin

SGLT2 can only be given with which two drugs?

metformin and a sulfonylurea