Insulins Flashcards

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Rapid Insulins

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novorapid, humalog, apidra, CSCI

pre/with meals; CHO count (10g = 1 unit)

onset 15m, peak 1h, duration 2-5h

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Short insulins

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actrapid, humulin S; fixed/variable rate infusions

hyperglycaemia

onset 30-60m, peak 2-4h, duration 8h

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Intermediate insulins

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Humulin I, insulatard

OD/BD, basal insulin

peak 4-8, duration 24h

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Long acting insulins

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OD: Levemir, glargines (lantus, teageo), tresiban
BD: delemir

background insulin - control during food-free periods
glargine for elderly (fewer hypos)

onset 1-2h, small peak 4-12h, duration 16-24h

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Pre-mixed insulins

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analogues: rapid + intermediate
(novamix 30, humalog 50)

human: short + intermediate
(Humulin M3, Insuman 15/25/50)

must be give with meals

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basal bolus regime

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background insulin and short acting insulin (pre-meal boluses)

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adjustments

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sick day rules: 2h ketones + BG; 10% extra insulin 2h

patterns, not single values
pre-meal hypo/hyper = adjust previous dose down/up

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complications

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weight gain
injection site infection/abscess
lipohypertrophy/lipodystrophy
pain, lesions, scarring
insulin resistance (obesity/T2)
compliance
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