Exam 1 - Insulin Analogs Flashcards

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Which are the Ultra­Rapid Onset Short DOA drugs?

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  1. Insulin lispro ( Humalog )
  2. Insulin aspart ( Novolog )
  3. Insulin glulisine ( Apidra )
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What are the characteristics of Ultra­Rapid Onset Short DOA?

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● Onset: 15 min (quickest)
● DOA: 2-­5 hr
● Can dose on sliding scale 
●Soluble(Clear)–can be used I.V.
● Use immed at start of meals
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Which are the Rapid Onset Short DOA drugs?

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Regular (crystalline zinc) Insulin

Humulin R, Velosulin BR, Regular Iletin II

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What are the characteristics of Rapid Onset Short DOA drugs?

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● Onset: 30 min
● DOA: 5­-7 hr
● Can dose on sliding scale 
●Soluble(Clear)–can be used I.V.
● Used IV in emergencies (ketoacidois)
● Inject S.C.  30­-60 min before meal
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Which are the Intermediate Onset Intermediate DOA drugs?

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Neutral Protamine Hagedorn
( Humulin N, NPH Insulin, NPH IletinII)
(“Isophane Insulin Susp.”)
(Phosphate buffer)

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What are the characteristics of Intermediate Onset Intermediate DOA drugs?

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● Onset: 2­-4 hr
● DOA: 10­-16 hr
● Suspension(crystalline insulin/zinc/protamine)
● Not used IV (S.C. only)
● Phosphate buffer
● Used to maintain fasting blood glucose levels

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Which are the Intermediate Onset Extended DOA drugs?

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  1. Insulin glargine (Lantus)
  2. Insulin detemir (Levemir)
  3. Insulin degludec (Tresiba)
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What are the characteristics of Insulin glargine (Lantus)?

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● Onset: 1.1hr
● DOA: 24hr (peakless) 
● Clear soln. in vial at pH 4
(micro­ precipitates upon injection.) 
● Dose 1x daily at bedtime
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What are the characteristics of Insulin detemir (Levemir)?

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● Onset: 2hr
● DOA: 22hr (peakless)
● Soluble( in vial and upon injection)
● Insulin derivative bound to a fatty acid which allows binding to subcutaneous albumin to extend duration of action

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What are the characteristics of Insulin degludec (Tresiba)?

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● Attachment of a fatty acid via a glutamyl spacer to this insulin derivative favors multi­hexamer formation and additionally allows binding to circulating albumin
● Ultra­ long acting insulin analog (>42 hours)

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