insulin Flashcards

1
Q

overall grouping of insulin

A

prandial insulin

basal insulin

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2
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what is prandial insulin

A

shorter acting insulin- take at meal times to increase insulin to break down the extra glucose you have consumed

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3
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what is basal insulin

A

longer acting insulin that maintains insulin over fasting states- sleep etc

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4
Q

types of prandial insulin

A

analogue insulin

soluble insulin

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5
Q

difference between the types of prandial insulin

A

analogue insulin- faster acting, modied soluble insulin- certain polypeptide changes to make it better

soluble insulin slightly slower acting

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6
Q

onset of action for prandial insulin

A

analogue insulin- 10-15 mins

soluble insulin- 15-30 mins

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7
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duration of prandial insulin

A

analogue insulin 4-5 hrs

soluble insulin 5-8hrs

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8
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examples of analogue prandial insulin

A

glulisine - apidra
aspart- novorapid
lispro- Humalog

GAL (ANH)

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9
Q

examples of soluble prandial insulin

A

humalin s
actrapid

HA

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10
Q

types of basal insulin

A

isophane basal insulin

analogue basal insulin

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11
Q

examples of isophane basal insulin

A

insulatard

Humulin 1

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12
Q

examples of analogue basal insulin

A

lantus (glargine)

Levemir (determir)

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