T2DM Flashcards

1
Q

insulin deficiency in T2DM

A

relative

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2
Q

what causes insulin deficiency in T2DM

A

excess adipose - not enough insulin to go around

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3
Q

symptoms T2DM

A

overweight, over 30, polydipsia, polyuria

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4
Q

glucose for T2DM

A

fasting >7 // random or glucose tolerance >11.1 // once if symptomatic, twice if asymptomatic

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5
Q

what is glucose tolerance testing

A

eat 75g glucose –> test 2 hours later

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6
Q

what is HbA1c

A

glycosated Hb over past 2-3 months

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7
Q

what does HbA1c give a good measure of

A

diabetic control over last few months

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8
Q

T2DM diagnosis HbA1c

A

> 6.5% or 48 // if asymptomatic repeat test

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9
Q

what are the 2 categories of prediabetes

A

impaired fasting glucose // impaired glucose tolerance

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10
Q

what is impaired fasting glucose in (IFG) pre-diabetes

A

fasting glucose between 6.1-7

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11
Q

what is impaired glucose tolerance (IGT) in pre-diaebtes

A

fasting glucose <7 AND glucose tolerance test between 7.8-11.1

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12
Q

what should patients with IGF be offered

A

oral glucose test // >11.1 = T2DM // 7.8-11.1 = IGT // <7.8 = IFG

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13
Q

what insulin resistance occurs in IFG pre-diabetes

A

hepatic

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14
Q

what insulin resistance occurs in IGT pre-diabetes

A

muscle

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15
Q

what type of pre-diabetes is more likely to result in T2DM + CVD

A

IGT

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16
Q

mx pre-diabetes

A

weight loss, diet, exercise // metformin if high risk

17
Q

why can a low HbA1c not rule out T2DM

A

not as sensitive as fasting

18
Q

what other factor can cause a rise in HbA1c

A

red cell turnover

19
Q

what conditions cause low HbA1c

A

sickle cell anaemia // GP6D // spherocytosis // haemodialysis

20
Q

what conditions cause high HbA1c

A

vitB + folic acid def // iron def // splenectomy

21
Q

what conditions would HbA1c not be used for diabetes diagnosis (8)

A

haemoglobinopathies // haemolytic anaemia // iron deficiency // GDM // children // HIV // CKD // steroid users

22
Q

what initial target weight loss should T2DM aim for

A

5-10%

23
Q

what is the HbA1c target for those on lifestyle +/- metformin mx for T2DM

A

48mmol (6.5%)

24
Q

when should a second drug be added in T2DM

A

if HbA1c >58mmol (7.5%)

25
Q

why does metformin need to be titrated up slowly

A

to avoid GI upset

26
Q

what type of metformin should be used if GI upset occurs

A

modified release

27
Q

if metformin is contraindicated, what drug(s) are 1st line in T2DM

A

CVD risk = SGLT2i // otherwise = DDP4i, pioglitazone, SUR

28
Q

in a patient with CVD, what drug should be added to metformin as 1st line treatment

A

SGLT2i

29
Q

what dual therapy options are offered second line in T2DM

A

metformin + DDP4i OR pioglitazone OR SUR OR SGLT2i

30
Q

what 3rd line options are available for T2DM

A

triple therapy OR start insulin

31
Q

what drug can be used last line in T2DM mx + when is it esp indicated

A

GLP1 mimetic if BMI >35 // switch out a drug eg use triple therapy

32
Q

T2DM BP targets

A

clinical <140/90 (ABPM 135/85)

33
Q

1st line anti HTN in T2DM

A

ACEi or ARB (ARB if black)