Diabettes Flashcards
Mealtime (Bolus) insulin
Novolog
Humalog
required after meal ingestion
Pulmonary edema w/o cardiovascular pathology is often seen in:
ARDS
Impared fasting glucose values are:
100-126
or
A1C 5.7-6.4
SGLT 2 Inhibitors
-flozin-
increase glucose excretion by renals
increased urination
increased yeast infections
Normal A1C values are:
<5.7%
GLP -1 agonist
-tide-
Byetta
Exogen incritins>causes B cell to increase insulin secretion
Can not be combinted wth DPP -4 inhibitors (Januvia)
Pathophysiology of DM II
reduced insuin production by B cells
increased glucagone production A cells
increased glucose production by the liver
reducted glucose uptake by muscles
increased glucose reabsorption by kidneys
decreased incretin effect (feeling of satiety)
incresed release of TNF and FFA by adipose tissue
DPP 4 Inhibitors:
- ptin-
Januvia
Increases GLP 1 > increases insulin secretion
joint pain
Criteria for DM II
Fasting >126
A1C>6.5
Random sugar > 200
S. agalactiae is also known as:
B streptococcus
affect infants via vertical transmition
Background (Basal) Insulin is:
constant amount of insulin that the body needs regardless of the food intake.
Metformin M of A
Decreases liver glucose production
Provides cardiovascular protection
caused B12 to drop
Insulin Indications:
A1C>12
Fasting Blood sugars>300
need better control for pre/post surgery
unsucessfull DM treatment with other meds
Target goals for DM II
A1c<7%