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type 1 insulin Flashcards

1
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peak: 30-60 minutes

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rapid acting

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2
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onset: 15 minutes

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rapid acting

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3
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in response to postprandial hyperglycemia

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rapid acting

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4
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apidra (Glulisine)

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rapid acting

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5
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peak: 2-3 hours

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short acting

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6
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onset: 30-60 minutes

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short acting

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7
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need to reassess pt in 20 minutes after injection

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short acting

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8
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Novolin R

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short acting

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9
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peak: 4-12 hours

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intermediate acting

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10
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onset: 2-4 hours

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intermediate acting

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11
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duration: 2-4 hours

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rapid acting

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12
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duration: 4-6 hours

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short acting

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13
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duration: 16-20 hours

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intermediate acting

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14
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NPH

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intermediate acting

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15
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onset: 1-6 hours

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long acting

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16
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peak: no peak

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long acting

17
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duration: 24 hours

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long acting

18
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“basal” dosing

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always present

19
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levemir (Detemir)

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long acting

20
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novolog (Aspart)

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rapid acting

21
Q

Humulin R

A

short acting

22
Q

lantus (Glargine)

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long acting

23
Q

tresiba (Degludec)

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long acting

24
Q

when mixing insulin: _____ to ____

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clear to cloudy

25
Q

clear insulin

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rapid acting
short acting

26
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cloudy insulin

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intermediate actiong

27
Q

never mix ____ acting insulin with any other in same syringe

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long

28
Q

how long can insulin be kept at room temperature?

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28 days

29
Q

prefilled syringes are stable for up to ___ days when refrigerated

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30

30
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when is the client most at risk for hypoglycemia?

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at the peak

31
Q

morning hyperglycemia can be caused by what 3 factors?

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  • dawn phenomenon
  • insulin waning
  • somogyi effect

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