insulin Flashcards

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what is the target HbA1c for adults with type 1 diabetes

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48mmol/mol (6.5%)

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What is the target HbA1c for adults with type 1 WITH CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE not treated with dialysis

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48 - 64 mmol/mol

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3
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what are the three types of insulin and define them

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  1. Human insulin = Produced by recombinant DNA technology and have the same amino acid sequence as endogenous human insulin
  2. human insulin analogues = litch human insulin that has been modified to produce a specific desired kinetic characteristic
  3. Animal insulin = no longer in use
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4
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what is rapid acting insulin

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insulin that is Given shortly before or after meals as they are used to replicate the normal insulin produced by the body in response to the glucose absorbed from a meal or sugary drink

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5
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what is the onset of action and duration of action of rapid acting insulin

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Onset = 15 mins

Duration = 2 - 5 hours

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6
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what are the examples of rapid acting and their brands

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> insulin ASPART = novo rapid
Insulin glulisine = Apidra
insulin LISPRO = humalog . luvmedj

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7
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what are short acting insulin

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8
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what is the onset of action and duration of action of subcutaneous SHORT acting insulin

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Onset = 30 - 60 mins
Duration = 8 hours

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9
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what are the examples of short acting insulin

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> Actrapid
Human insulin - Humilin S

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10
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what is intermediate acting insulin

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❤️They mimic the effect of endogenous basal insulin (insulin that is secreted continuously throughout the day).

❤️They have a slow onset of action and a long duration of action

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11
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what is the onset and duration of action of intermediate acting insulin

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Onset = 1 - 2 hours, max effects 3 - 12 hours

Duration = 11 = 24 hours

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12
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what are the example of intermediate insulin

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Isophane insulin

  • Humilin I
  • INSUMAN BASAL
  • Insulatard
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13
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what is the benefit of insulatard

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it has less than 1mmol sodium (23 mg) per dose so it is essentially sodiu, free

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14
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what is it called when isophane insulin is mixed with a short acting insulin

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biphasic insulin that may be either pre mixed or not

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15
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what are the examples of biphasic insulin

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> Biphasic isophane insulin

> Biphasic insulin ASPART - novomix

> Biphasic insulin LISPRO - humalog mix

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17
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What are long acting insulin

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Mimic endogenous basal insulin secrteion

18
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what is the onset and duration of action of LONG acting insulin

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Duration =up to 24 hrs

19
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Dose of long acting insulin

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Once a day

20
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what are the examples of long acting insulin

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Insulin glargine - Lantus, Toujeo

Insulin degludec - Tresiba

Insulin detemir - Levemir

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