Diabetes (Slide Deck 5) Flashcards

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What are the three SGLT2 inhibitors?

A

Dapagliflozin
Canagliflozin
Empagliflozin

-flozin

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What is the MOA of SGLT2 Inhibitors?

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SGLT2 is a high-capacity transporter that is responsible for glucose reabsorption (90%) from the glomerular filtrate, & is overexpressed in those with T2DM

These drugs inhibit SGLT2, thereby decreasing the reabsorption of glucose and ↑’ing urinary glucose excretion.

Works in the kidneys

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What is the A1C lower capabilities of SGLT2 Inhibitors?

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0.5%-0.8%

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What is a requirement of SGLT2 Inhibitors?

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Functioning nephrons, hence it is renal dependant

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Common side efects of SGLT2 inhibitors?

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Increased urination and thirst

Mycotic genital infections (Pee Rinse Wipe)

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SGLT2 I contraindications?

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Dehydration potential: use cautiously in patients at risk for volume depletion effects

Other diuretics since these work at the kidneys

Small decrease in BP

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What are some rare/uncertain AEs when on SGLT2 Inhibitors?

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Amputations
Bone Fracture
Fourniers gangrene

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What are the cardio benefits of SGLT2is?

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for secondary treatment in people with ASCVD and major adverse cardiovascular effects

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In patients with HF what does SGLT2is do?

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Decrease Hospital Heart failure and CV death

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What is overbasilizaiton?

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Insulin as a ceiling effect of 0.5U/kg/d

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What happens if a patient reaches maximum Basal insulin?

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We would start them on Bolus 2 injections a day

Consider Metered dose injection

Titrate 1-2U/week until FPG/PPG at target

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What should we consider giving patients if they have high risk of ASCVD, CKD or HF or >60 with 2 or more CV risk factors?

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GLP1-RA or SGLT2I

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What be considered given for patients who are above A1C targets and glucose lowering is required? and they are already on metformin

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SGLT2i or GLP1 Ra or Sulfonylureas, Meglitinide, Thiazolidinediones

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If one decides to start insulin and A1c is not at target range

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GLP1-RA (Stop DPP4i) , SGLT2i, DPP4i

If needed add bolus

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What is Tirzepatide?

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It is a duel GIP and GLP1 (New)

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What is the A1C target for pre-pregnancy and pregnancy?

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7, 6.5

FBG 5.3, 6.7

17
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What should be upped and killed during pregnancy?

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Folic acid
Cut Ace/Arb

18
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Which medications are safe for T1DM during pregnancy?

19
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Which medications are safe for T2DM during pregnancy

A

Metformin Glyburide or insulin

20
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What is first line treatment for GDM

A

Diet and exercise then insulin if needed

20
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What is the first /second-line treatment for GDM

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Diet and exercise
Insulin (Metformin/glyburide)

21
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What is the management of T2DM in children?

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Address as a family

Metformin
Metformin and Basal
Metformin

22
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What are the A1C targets for functionally independent Elderly?

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What is the A1C target for Functionally dependant elderly?

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What is the A1C targets for Frail and or with dementia?
<8.5
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What is the A1c targets for end of life elderly
No longer measured
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In elderly patients which diabetes medications should be used cautioned
SUs, TZDs, Choose DPP4is over SUs
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What does satiety mean?
Feeling of being full
28
Which drug class is kidney protective?
SGLT2i
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What is the effects of SGLT2i on the kidney?
Essentially they found that this class of drugs has renal and cardiovascular protective properties
30
What drugs should be considered before giving a bolus insulin?
GLP-RA or SGLT2i or DPP4i or if either of these drug classes are contraindicated
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What qualifies someone for ESD for the use of SGLT2i?
They needed to have tried metformin and SU. If they do not respond, then they can get adequate coverage of the SGLT2i medication