Non-Insulin Meds Flashcards

1
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Secretagogues

A
SU & Meglitinides
Glyburide
Glipizide
Glimepride
Repaglinide
Nateglinide
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2
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Sensitizers

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Metformin & TZDs
Metformin
Pioglitazone
Rosiglitazone

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Glyburide Brand Name

A

Diabeta, Micronase

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4
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Glyburide micronized Brand Name

A

Glynase

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5
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Glipizide Brand name

A

Glucotrol

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Glipizide XL Brand Name

A

Glucotrol XL

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Glimipiride Brand Name

A

Amaryl

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Glyburide Onset and Duration

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O: 1-60 minutes
D: 16-24 hr

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Glyburide Micronized Onset and Duration

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O: 15-60 mins
D: 12-24 h

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Glipizide Onset and Duration

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O: 30 min
D: 12-24 h

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Glipizide XL Onset and Duration

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O: 2-3 h
D: 24 h

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Glimeprided Onset and Duration

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O: 2-3 hr
D: 16-24 hr

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SU Side Effects and Contraindications

A

Weight gain
Hypoglycemia
Sulfa allergy
Renal and hepatic insufficiency

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Efficacy of SU

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Reduces FASTING and pp levels

Requires working beta cells

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Repaglinide Brand Name

A

Prandin

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Nateglinide Brand Name

A

Starlix

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Repaglinide Onset and Duration

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O: 30 min
D: <4 hrs

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Nateglinide Onset and Duration

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O: 15 min
D: 4 hrs

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Meglitinides Side effects and contraindications

A

Weight gain
Hypoglycemia
Same as SU but no sulfa
Renal and hepatic insuffiency

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Efficacy of Meglitinides

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Reduces postprandial glucose levels

Require working beta cells

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21
Q

Characteristics of a best response for Meglitinide use

A
PP levels concern
DMT2 <5 yrs
Mild hyperglycemia
No previous insulin
Cost not an issue
Not obese
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Characteristics of best response for SU use

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DMT2 <5 yrs
Mild-moderate hyperglycemia
No previous insulin
Not obese

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23
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Metformin Brand Name

A

Glucophage

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Metformin Onset and Duration

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O: Days to 6 weeks
D: Weeks

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25
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Metformin side effects and contraindications

A

Weight loss
GI
Renal insufficiency, iodinated contrast and heart failure (black box)

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Metformin Efficicacy

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Reduces FASTING

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27
Q

Characteristics of best response in metformin use

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Obese
Mild-moderate hyperglycemia
Insulin resistance strongly suspected!!!
1st line!!
CV risk
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28
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Pioglitazone Brand Name

A

Actos

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29
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Rosiglitazone Brand Name

A

Avandia

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Pioglitazone Onset and Duration

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O: 4 weeks
D: 4 weeks

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Rosiglitazone Onset and Duration

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O: weeks
D: weeks

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32
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TZDs side effects and contraindication

A

Edema/fluid retention
Weight gain
Hepatic insufficiency
CHF (blackbox)

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33
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TZDs Efficacy

A

Reduces glucose levels by increase sensitivity

34
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Characteristics of best response of TZDs

A

Mild hyperglycemia
Cost not an issue
Insulin resistance strongly suspected!!

35
Q

Rosiglitazone Controversies

A

Increase MI

36
Q

Pioglitazone Controversies

A

Bladder cancer

37
Q

GI Glucose Absorption Inhibitors

A

Alpha-Glucosidase Inhibitors
Acarbose
Miglitol

38
Q

Acarbose Brand Name

A

Precose

39
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Miglitol Brand Name

A

Glyset

40
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AGI MOA

A

Limits breakdown of complex carbs

Decrease PP levels

41
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AGI Side effects and contraindications

A

GI (gas)

GI disorders

42
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AGI Efficacy

A

Take with food will it decrease PP

43
Q

Characteristics of best response for AGIs

A

Mild hyperglycemia
PP hyperglycemia
Treat hypo with glucose

44
Q

Incretin Systems

A
GLP-1 Agonists & DPP-4 Antagonists
Exenatide
Lirglutide
Albiglutide
Dularglutide
Sitagliptin
Saxagliptin
Linagliptin
Alogliptin
45
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Exenatide Brand Name

A

Byetta

46
Q

Exenatide LA Brand Name

A

Bydureon

47
Q

Liraglutide Brand Name

A

Victoza

48
Q

Dulaglutide Brand Name

A

Trulicity

49
Q

Albiglutide Brand Name

A

Tanzeum

50
Q

Exenatide Onset and Dosing

A

O: 1-2 hrs
D: 12 hrs

51
Q

Exenatide LA Onset and Dosing

A

O: 2-9 wks
D: 7 days

52
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Liraglutide Onset and Dosing

A

O: 8-12 wks
D: 24 hrs

53
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Albiglutide Onset and Dosing

A

O: 2-5 days
D: 7 days

54
Q

Dulaglutide Onset and Dosing

A

O: 24-72 hrs
D: 7 days

55
Q

GLP-1 Agonists Efficacy

A

Shorter acting: PP

Longer acting: Fasting + PP

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Q

Characteristics of best response with GLP-1 Agonists

A

Weight loss!!
SQs acceptable
Cost is okay

57
Q

GLP1 Agonists interactions

A

Slowed gastric emptying

58
Q

GLP-1 Agonists side effects and contraindications

A

Nausea
Hypoglycemia
Renal insufficiency, GI disease, acute pancreatitis (black box)

59
Q

Sitaglipitin Brand Name

A

Januvia

60
Q

Saxagliptin Brand Name

A

Onglyza

61
Q

Linagliptin Brand Name

A

Tradjenta

62
Q

Alogliptin Brand Name

A

Nesina

63
Q

DPP-4 Inhibitors efficacy

A

Reduces PP

64
Q

Characteristics of best response with DPP-4 inhibitors

A

With other oral agents

65
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DPP-4 Inhibitors side effects and contraindications

A

Hypersensitivites
Hypoglycemia
Renal insuffiencies

66
Q

Sodium Glucose Cotransporters 2 Inhibitors

A

Canagliflozin
Dapagliflozin
Empagliflozin

67
Q

Canagliflozin Brand Name

A

Invokana

68
Q

Dapagliflozin Brand Name

A

Farxiga

69
Q

Empaglifloazin Brand Name

A

Jardiance

70
Q

Canagliflozin Onset and Duration

A

O: 1-2 hrs
D: 24

71
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Dapagliflozin Onset and Duration

A

O: 2 hrs
D: 24 hrs

72
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Empagliflozin Onset and Duration

A

O: 1.5 hrs
D: 24 hrs

73
Q

Na-Glc CTI Benefits

A

Insulin independent mechanisms
Weight loss
Low risk of hypoglyc
Reduces BP

74
Q

Na-Glc CTI AE and Interactions

A
Genitourinary infections
Increase potassium
Kidney function reduction
Monitor K with ACI-I/ARBs
CYP inhibitor
75
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Na-Glc CTI Precautions

A

Not in T1, severe renal impairment or hypersensitivity

76
Q

Bromocriptin

A
Cycloset
Dopamine agonists
2 hrs after waking 
With food other wise nausea
Reducation blood glucose very little
High cost
77
Q

Colsevelam

A
WelChol
Bile acid sequestrant that reduces fastiing
High tablet burden
Little weight gain
Little hypogly
78
Q

How to choose an oral agent?

A
Obeses (use metformin or GLP1)
Renal insuf (no metformin or glyburide)
Hepatic insuf (no TZD or glipizide)
Heart failure (no TZD or metformin
79
Q

Failure of therapy actions?

A

Mono therapy failure –> add

Dual therapy failure –> add another or begin insulin

80
Q

Insulin should be added if:

A

Failing combo oral therapy (keep sensitizers, wean off secretagogues)
Insitial presentation is hyperglycemia + weight loss