Glycemic Management Flashcards

1
Q

why are oral diabetes meds held in inpatient usually?

A

metformin- risk of lactic acidosis

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2
Q

inpatient glycemic goal on floor

A

fasting < 140

random or post prandial < 180

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3
Q

ICU goal for blood sugar

A

more generous

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4
Q

rapid acting insulin

A

lispro, aspart, glulisine

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5
Q

short acting insulin

A

regular insulin

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6
Q

intermediate acting insulin

A

NPH

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7
Q

long acting insulin

A

insulin glargine, detemir

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8
Q

inpatient glycemic control best with _____ insulin regimen

A

basal bolus

for basal metabolic requirements, scheduled in AM and or PM,

for bolus - (shorter acting, prandial for meals and correctional)

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9
Q

how to newly start insulin on inpatient

A

calc total daily dose (wt kg x 0.5)

make half basal half bolus

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10
Q

name some triggers for diabetic emergency (clue I’s

A

infection
inflammation
insulin non adherence
iatrogenic

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11
Q

DKA protocol order

A

VOLUME VOLUME VOLUME with IVF
then start repleting K
then give insulin

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12
Q

patient is diaphoretic, obtunded, glucose 42…rx?

A

IM glucagon!, if not obtunded…can do PO glucose gel, juice, crackers

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