Week 16

Question 1

Rapid/Short Acting

Answer 1

Bolus needs

Elevated BG

Question 2

Intermediate/Long Acting

Answer 2

Basal needs

Question 3

Rapid acting onset, peak, duration

Answer 3

5-20 min
1 hr
3-5 hr

Question 4

Short acting onset, peak, duration

Answer 4

30-60 min
2-4 hr
6-10 hr

Question 5

Intermediate acting onset, peak and duration

Answer 5

2-3 hr
4-14 hr
10-16 hr

Question 6

Lantus onset, peak, duration

Answer 6

3-4 hr
Flat
24 hr

Question 7

Levemir onset, peak, duration

Answer 7

3-4 hr
3-9 hr
6-23 hr

Question 8

Lantu and Levemir

Answer 8

DO NOT mix

Question 9

Novolin 70/30 or Humulin 70/30 onset, peak, duration

Answer 9

30-60 min
1.5-16 hr
10-24 hr

70% NPH 30% regular

Question 10

Humalog 75/25 onset, peak, duration

Answer 10

5-15 min
1-7 hr
15-24 hr

Lispro protamine and lispro

Question 11

Humalog 50/50 onset, peak, duration

Answer 11

5-15
2.5-5
12-18

lispro

Question 12

Insulin Delivery syringes Pros/Cons

Answer 12

Least expensive and allows mixing

Eyesight and dexterity

Question 13

Lantus

Answer 13

Insulin glargine
Long acting
Stimulates hepatic glycogen synthesis

Question 14

Lantus drug interactions

Answer 14

Beta blockers (mask hypo)
Decreased by corticosteroids

Question 15

Combivent Respimat

Answer 15

Ipratropium bromide and albuterol
Anticholinergic
COPD
Blocks ACh –> dilation

Question 16

Bydureon

Answer 16

Exenatide
GLP1 agonists
2 mg weekly

Question 17

Nebulizer

Answer 17

Turns medicine into a mist

Albuterol, Budesonide, Ipraptropium