Oral Glucose Flashcards

1
Q

Oral Glucose Class

A
  • Monosaccharide

* Carbohydrate

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2
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Oral Glucose Action

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Increase in circulating blood sugar

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3
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Oral Glucose Indications

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Hypoglycemia

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4
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Oral Glucose Contraindications

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None

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5
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Oral Glucose Precautions

A
  • Altered L.O.C
  • Ascertain the patient’s ability to swallow an oral preparation of glucose without airway compromise.
  • Must be swallowed, not absorbed sublingually, or buccally.
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6
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Oral Glucose Dosage

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Adults:
• 15-45 G PO for patients with an intact gag reflex and who are able to handle their own secretions.
Pediatrics:
• 5-45 G PO for patients with an intact gag reflex and who are able to handle their own secretions

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7
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Oral Glucose Onset/ Duration

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Onset: 10 minutes

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8
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Oral Glucose Side Effects

A

Nausea

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9
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Oral Glucose Interactions

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None

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