Insulin

Question 1

Pancreatic functions flow chart

Answer 1

Question 2

Glucose Metabolism

Huge chart

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Question 3

Insulin Secretion from B-cells

What 3 things is insulin secretion regulated by

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Question 4

Insulin Secretion from B-cells

What is the most common regulator?

What causes glucose uptake into B-cells?

What traps sugar?

What follows?

Continues on next slide

elevated

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Question 5

Insulin Secretion from B-cells

ITs the chemical process of insulin release

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Question 6

6 actions of insulin on the liver

4 inhibitory

2 promoter

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Question 7

Actions of insulin on the liver chart form

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Question 8

Actions of insulin on Skeletal muscles

Promotes and Increases what?

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Question 9

Actions of insulin on Adipose

What does it increase?

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Question 10

DM pathophysiology

All tissues require?

What does insulin promote?

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Question 11

Dm glycogenolysis

Signals from starved cells

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Question 12

DM Hyperglycemia

Continuation of other slide

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Question 13

Dm: Gluconeogenesis and Azoturia

What does continued shortage of glucose within cells cause?

How is Azoturia caused?

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Question 14

Dm hyperlipidemia

What does lack of intracellular glucose also increase?

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Question 15

Dm ketogenesis

What is it? Accelerated what?

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Question 16

DM sorbitol

Glucose to this with what enzyme?

How are glucose spikes dealt with in the body?

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Question 17

DM sorbitol

If there is repeated spiking what happens to sorbitol?

What are some diseases?

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Question 18

DM1 and DM2 Chart

comparison

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Question 19

Insulin has two chains

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B and A Chain

Question 20

Insulin preparations

Regular Insulin

5

and

Recombinant

3

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Question 21

Regular Insulin preparations

Immunogenicity from with different animal uses

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Question 22

What three things are used to classify insulins?

Categories for DOA 4 name the ones in each

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Question 23

Crystalline Zinc insulin

DOA?

What is added to improve stability?

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Question 24

What happens to Crystalline Zinc after SC injection? What does this give in terms of activity?

In emergencies can be given as?

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Question 25

Isophane (NPH, Neutral Protamine Hagedorn) DOA Combination of what two things? What is the protamine?

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Question 26

Isophane Solubility? After injectionhow does it work? When an isophane is formed what is acheived?

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Question 27

Ultralente form what does it =? Solubility? What does this give the compound? What forms?

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Question 28

Semilente =? What type of insulin? at high pH? Not suitable for what form? Solubility?

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Question 29

Lente DOA? lente=? Combination of what two things give it good properties?

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Question 30

No

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Question 31

Lispro DOA? What AAs? Something is switched what is it?

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Question 32

No

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Question 33

Lispro What does the switching of its two AAs do? Solubility? What isnt changed?

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Question 34

Other rapid acting

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Question 35

Glargine DOA? What is the substitution?

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Question 36

NO

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Question 37

Glargine (Lantus) Solubility? How does it work? What does it provide? Pharmacology like?

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Question 38

Insulin Determir What happens

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Question 39

Insulin summary Onset Peak DOA

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Question 40

Administration methods

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Question 41

Exubera?

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Question 42

Oral?

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Question 43

Non-Insulin hormone drugs Amylin MOA?

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Question 44

Pramlintide What is it?

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Question 45

GLP1 MOA? ehat is it?

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Question 46

DPP-4 inhibitors and incretin mimetics?

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Question 47

Exanatide? What is it?

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Question 48

Saxagliptin? Vidagliptin?

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Question 49

Janumet? What is the combination?

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