Insulin Therapy Flashcards

1
Q

Proinsulin is stored in

A

golgi apparatus of beta cells

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2
Q

Glucose stimulates insulin release by increasing intracellular

A

calcium

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3
Q

Endogenous insulin is 60% metabolized by the __ and 40% by the

A

liver; kidneys

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4
Q

The portal insulin concentration is __ x the peripheral blood concentration

A

3

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5
Q

_____ insulin is the exact opposite metabolism mechanism vs ___ insulin

A

exogenous; endogenous

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6
Q

Insulin has __ effect on tissues

A

anabolic

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7
Q

Insulin is used in ___ type II diabetes and as a bridge before ___ meds

A

uncontrolled; oral

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8
Q

Standard insulin is packaged at __ units and the fast acting high insulin is at __ units/ml

A

100; 500

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9
Q

Aspart, lispro, and glulisine are __ __ human analogs of insulin

A

fast actings

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10
Q

Three categories of insulin acting

A

rapid; short; long

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11
Q

Regular human insulin takes __ minutes to act and lasts __ hours while rapid acting takes __ minutes and lasts ___ hours

A

30-60; 6-10; 5-15; 4-6

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12
Q

Rapid acting insulins have AA subs which disrupt __ interaction and disrupt __ formation

A

monomer-monomer; hexamer

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13
Q

The only difference between rapid insulin and regular is in the ____: the rest is the same

A

pharmacokinetics

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14
Q

Basal insulin is used in the ___ state and is often administered at __

A

fasting; night

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15
Q

The intermediate basal acting insulin is and it lasts

A

NPH; 10-20 hours

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16
Q

The addition of ____ slows the breakdown of NPH

A

protamine

17
Q

A dangerous side effect of NPH is __ due to the peak level of its activity

A

hypoglycemia

18
Q

Detemir binds __ and slowly gets dissociated from it all day

A

albumin

19
Q

Glarine is stored in an ___ pH of _ solution and forms a _____ in the blood

A

acidic; 4; micro precipitate

20
Q

Unlike NPH, Glargine and Detemir have ___ peaks and last about _ hours

A

flat; 24

21
Q

Split mixed regimens are __% intermediate lasting and __% short acting (not __)

A

70/30 (long)

22
Q

What is the dawn phenomenon

A

The early morning fall of tissue insulin sensitivity

23
Q

The multiple injection therapy uses rapid acting insulin ___ and long acting ____

A

before each meal; once daily

24
Q

The ___ __ insulin concept mimics natural insulin peaks

A

basal-bolus

25
Q

Does the insulin pump measure blood sugar?

A

No

26
Q

The insulin pump is not ___-___ and cannot pump insulin based on ___

A

self-regulated; glucose levels

27
Q

Must __ insulin dose after exercise because of its ___ effects

A

lower; sensitizing

28
Q

This complication of insulin therapy occurs during insulin peak

A

hypoglycemia

29
Q

Insulin ___ is localized loss of __ at injection sites (localized swelling can occur- known as ___)

A

lipoatrophy; subq fat (lipohypertrophy)