Diabetic Drugs Flashcards

1
Q

4 Generic Insulins

A
  • lispro
  • regular
  • NPH
  • Glargine
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2
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Duration of Lispro

A
  • rapid acting
  • low blood glucose
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3
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Duration of regular

A

short acting

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4
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Duration of NPH

A

intermediate acting

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5
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Duration of glargine

A

long acting

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6
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biguanide (side effects)
* MoA?

A

metformin (diarrhea)
* lower liver glucose production and increase muscle sensitivity to insulin

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7
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sulfonylureas (side effects)
* MoA?

A

glyburides (hypoglycemia)
* inhibit K+ pump in beta-cells to increase insulin secretion

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8
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thiazolidinediones (side effects)
* MoA?

A

pioglitazone (weight gain, fluid retention)
* increase insulin sensitivity of adipose tissue, skeletal muscle, and liver

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9
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incretin mimetics (side effects)
* MoA?

A

semaglutide (GI discomfort)
* agonist at incretin (GLP-1) receptor on beta cells that enhances glucose dependent insulin secretion

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10
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Incretin Degradation Inhibitors (side effects)
* MoA?

A

sitagliptin (headaches, joint pain)
* inhibit DDP-4 enzyme that degrades incretin to prolong endogenous incretin action

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11
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SGLT inhibition (side effects)
* MoA?

A

empagliflozin (UTIs, yeast infections, dehydration)
* increases excretion of glucose into the urine thereby reducing the blood glucose level

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