Exam 3 lecture 7

Question 1

What are the two tyoes of insulin oens

Answer 1

Reusable
Disposable

Question 2

T/F we can only use rapid actings in cartridges

Answer 2

True

Question 3

What are some features the novopen echo has

Answer 3

It has a memory function (when the last dose was given/ how many units were given
Also dosed in half unit increments

Question 4

What are some features of InPen

Answer 4

Smart pen with an app that you can put in CHO content and will tell you doses without us having to calculate CF

Question 5

Max doses for InPEN and Novopen

Answer 5

30 units

Question 6

What features for tempo

Answer 6

A prefilled insulin pen with smart button and diabetes management device. It can also be app driven

Question 7

bigfoot unity systems features

Answer 7

Black cap is for long acting
White cap is for rapid acting
pairs with freestyle libre 2

Question 8

1 box of ben needles has how many pens

Answer 8

100

Question 9

Which gauge is thinner

Answer 9

higher gauge= thinner neede

Question 10

common lengths of needles

Answer 10

4,5,6,8,12.5

Question 11

Prime pens with 2 units except for when using

Answer 11

humlin R u 500
toujeo max u 300
toujeo solostar

Question 12

how many units to prime for Humlin Ru 500 kwikpen

Answer 12

5 units

Question 13

how many units to prime for toujeo max solostar

Answer 13

4 units

Question 14

how many units to prime for toujeo solostar

Answer 14

3 units

Question 15

Above what length do we need to pinch the skin to insert needle

Answer 15

6 mm and above

Question 16

reasons to use long needles

Answer 16

obese patient

Question 17

U 100 cncentration

Answer 17

100 units/ml

Question 18

pen and cartridge capacity for U 100

Answer 18

3 ml pen X 100 units= 300 units/pen and cartridge

Question 19

how many units in a vial

Answer 19

1 vial is 1000 units

because 1 vial is 10 ml and 1 ml is 100 units

Question 20

When pens/vials/cartridges are not in use, where should we put them? how long can they be used at room temperature mostly?

Answer 20

Not in use- store in refrigerator
when opened it is good for about a month

Question 21

what is an insulin measurement device for visually impaired people

Answer 21

Count a dose

Question 22

devices to overcome fear of needle

Answer 22

Tickleflex
Novofine
Autoshield Duo pen needles

Question 23

devices for pain relief from injection

Answer 23

Buzzy
Shotblocker

Question 24

name of inhaled insulin

Answer 24

afrezza

Question 25

is afrezza rapid or slow

Answer 25

rapid

Question 26

adverse rxn for afrezza

Answer 26

Hypoglycemia cough throat pain

Question 27

contraindications for afrezza use? what pts is it not recommended in

Answer 27

COPD and asthma. Not recommended in patients who smoke and have lung cancer

Question 28

What are some non-insulin injectables

Answer 28

GLP-1 agonist GIP agonist GLP-1 insulin combo

Question 29

What are some GLP-1 agonists

Answer 29

Mounjaro, victoza, ozempic, trulicity

Question 30

which GLP 1s are dosed BID

Answer 30

Byetta

Question 31

Which GLP 1 is dosed QD

Answer 31

Victoza

Question 32

Which GLP 1s are dosed weekly

Answer 32

Trulicity ozempic bydureon Mounjaro

Question 33

dosing of bydureon

Answer 33

2 mg once weekly

Question 34

Dosing of byetta

Answer 34

5 mg BID x 1 month then 10 mg BID if needed

Question 35

Dosing of mounjaro

Answer 35

2.5, 5, 7.5, 10, 12.5, 15, once weekly increase by 2.5 every month

Question 36

Dosing of ozempic

Answer 36

0.25, 0.5, 1 mg, 2 mg, once weekly increase dose by 0.25 every month

Question 37

dosing of trulicity

Answer 37

0.75, 1.5, 3, 4 mg once weekly increase every 4 weeks

Question 38

Dosing of victoza

Answer 38

0.6 mg, 1.2 mg 1.8 mg once daily

Question 39

GLP agonists with CVD benefits

Answer 39

Victoza, ozempic, trulicity

Question 40

GLP-1 and insulin combination devices

Answer 40

Soliqua, xultophy

Question 41

What do GLP-1 and insulin combo devices have inside of them? highest dose for them?

Answer 41

Long acting insulin and GLP-1 agonits. Max dose is the max dose for the GLP agonist

Question 42

Highest dose for soliqua

Answer 42

60 units SQ QD 20 mcg of lixesenatide

Question 43

Max dose of xultophy

Answer 43

50 units sq (1.8 mg liraglutide)

Question 44

which GLP agonists are autoinjectors

Answer 44

Trulicity, bydureon, Mounjaro

Question 45

Which GLP agonists have pen needles included

Answer 45

Ozempic

Question 46

Which GLP agonists require patient to obtain pen needles separately

Answer 46

Byetta, victoza, soliqua and xultophy

Question 47

room temp stability for afrezza (opened and unopened)

Answer 47

3 days opened 10 days unopened

Question 48

Trulicity room temp stability

Answer 48

14 days

Question 49

Xultophy and mounjaro room temp stability

Answer 49

21 days

Question 50

Bydureon and solqua room temp stability

Answer 50

28 days

Question 51

Victoza and byletta room temp stability

Answer 51

30 days

Question 52

Ozempic room temp stability

Answer 52

56 days

Question 53

What are some patient factors that affect accuracy and interpretation of BG monitoring

Answer 53

med changes, food/exercise, exp date, temperature and humidity, user error

Question 54

alternate BG testing sites and when to use them

Answer 54

Should only be used in the mornings, fingerstick is only one appropriate for ppg, bedtime etc.. Forearm, upper arm, calf, thigh and palm