Hypoglycemic medical directive Flashcards

1
Q

indications for hypoglycaemic medical directive

A

agitation or
altered LOA or
seizure or
symptoms of stroke

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2
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glucagon conditions

A

altered

hypoglycaemic

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3
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hypoglycaemic for <2 and >=2

A

<3mmol/L in less than 2

<4mmol/L >=2

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4
Q

contraindications of glucagon

A

allergy or sensitivity to glucagon

pheochromocytoma

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5
Q

hypoglycaemic directive <25kg treatment

A

0.5mg
20min
max 2 doses

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6
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hypoglycaemic directive >=25kg treatment

A

1mg
20min
max 2 doses

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7
Q

if patient responds to glucagon what do you do?

A

provide glucose or simple carb

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8
Q

if patient has mild s/s exhibited what do you do

A

oral glucose or simple carb

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9
Q

if a patient refuses transport in hypoglycaemic event, what do you do

A

another set of vitals and another BS reading

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10
Q

what does metformin do

A

decrease glucose production in the liver and increases insulin senitivity

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11
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glyburide function

A

long acting
increase in insulin production
sulphonylurea

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12
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gluconorm function

A

short acting
similar to sulphonylurea
meglintide
taken with food

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