Endo Pharm

Question 1

Short Duration,

Fastest Acting Insulins?

Answer 1

Lispro
Aspart
Glulisine

Question 2

Short Duration

Slower Acting Insulins?

Answer 2

Regular

Question 3

Intermediate Duration,

slow acting?

Answer 3

NPH,

Detemir

Question 4

Long Duration,

Slowest Acting Insulin?

Answer 4

Glargine

Question 5

Which insulin can’t you mix with others?

Answer 5

Glargine

Question 6

Lispro Kinetics

Answer 6

Onset: 10-15 m
Peak: 30m -1 hr
DOA: 3-5 hr

Question 7

Regular Kinetics

Answer 7

Onset: 30-60 min
Peak: 1-5 hr
DOA: 5-8 hr
up to 10hrs

Question 8

NPH Kinetics

Answer 8

Onset: 1-2 hr
Peak: 6-10 hr
DOA: 16-20 hr

Question 9

Glargine Kinetics

Answer 9

Onset: 2-6 hr
Peak: NONE
DOA: 24 hr

Question 10

Degludec

Answer 10

Onset: 2 hr
Peak: NONE
DOA: >40 hr

Question 11

Hypoglycemia

TX

Answer 11

25-50 ml of 50% dextrose sln

fast acting oral sugar

Question 12

Oral antidiabetic Meds
that may cause
Hypoglycemia?

Answer 12

Sulfonylureas
Meglitinides
GLP-1 Mimetics/ Gliptins

Question 13

Vasopressin

USES

Answer 13

Diabetes Insipidus
Esophageal Varices
Hemorrhagic shock
Septic Shock
Cardiac arrest

Question 14

Vasopressin

SE

Answer 14

↑ BP
CA Vasoconstriction
GI Hyper-peristalsis

Question 15

Vasopressin

Receptor Action

Answer 15

V1= vasoconstriction
@ arterial SM

V2= >H2O permeability
= reabsorb H2O
@ collecting ducts

V3= ACTH release

Question 16

Octreotide dose

for Carcinoid Crisis

Answer 16

50-100 mcg/hr
+
PRN Bolus
25-100 mcg

Question 17

Glucagon

Dose

Answer 17

1-5 mg IV
OR
5 mcg/kg/min . [20mg/hr]