Type 2 diabetes Flashcards
what is type 2 diabetes and when can it occur
-insulin resistance
-later development
-prediabetes
what is prediabetes HbA1c level?
42-47mmol/mol
how can you prevent prediabetes
via lifestyle
when is prediabetes considered diabetes
when hba1c level is 48mmol
first line tx of diabetes low cvd risk
- assess hb1ac, kidney function, cardiovascular risk
->tx metformin
-> aim = individually agreed threshold
second line tx of diabetes low CVD risk
- if hb1ac is above individually agreed threshold
-> add DPP-4i (gliptins), proglitazone, sulfonylurea or SGLT-2i (flozins)
3rd line tx of diabetes with low CVD risk
- if hb1ac is above individually agreed threshold
->triple therapy by adding or swapping class of anti-diabetic
->aim = individually agreed threshold
1st line tx of diabetes with high CVD risk
- assess HbA1C, kidney function + cardiovascular risk
->inc risk: established atherosclerotic CVD.HF or a QRISK2 >10%
-> tx metformin
->once metformin tolerated add SGLT-2i
->aim for individually agreed threshold
if pt develops high risk
2nd line tx of diabetes with high CVD risk
- if HbA1c above individually agreed follow guidelines for dual therapy as low CVD risk
-> if pt develops high risk then consider SGLT-2i
1st line tx of diabetes if metformin resistant
- assess hb1ac, kidney function, cardiovascular risk
-> tx DPP-4i, pioglitazone, SU, SGLT-2i
->if high risk of CVD then SGLT2i
->aim for individually agreed threshold
2nd line tx of diabetes if metformin resistant
above individual agreed threshold
->tx DPP-4i + pioglitazone or PP4i + SU or P+SU
->aim for individual agreed threshold
tx if metformin resistant due to s/e
use MR formulation