exam 1 T1DM pp Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
Q

T1DM TDD insulin

A

0.5 units/kg/day

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2
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T2DM basal insulin

A

start wit 10units OR
0.1-0.2 units/kg/day

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3
Q

starting insulin in T2DM

A

A1C>10 and on GLP1 at max dose
start with basal and titrate 2 units every 3 days till goal

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4
Q

if still above goal in T2DM

A

add prandial 4 units OR
10% of basal dose once daily before largest meal

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5
Q

what color is rapid, short and long acting insulins (solutions)

A

clear

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6
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what color are NPH insulins and fixed combos (suspensions)

A

white and cloudy

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7
Q

rapid insulin lasts

A

4-6hr

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8
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regular insulin lasts

A

6-8hr

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9
Q

NPH insulin lasts

A

12-20hr

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10
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long acting insulin lasts

A

18-24hr

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11
Q

insulin OTC

A

regular
NPH
premixed 70NPH/30regular

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12
Q

which insulin is RX and OTC

A

regular insulins

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13
Q

ICR means what

A

number of carbs covered by 1uint of insulin

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14
Q

ICR rules

A

rapid- 500
short (regular)- 450

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15
Q

ISF (correction factor) rules

A

rapid- 1800
short (regular)- 1500

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16
Q

correction dose formula

A

BG now – BG goal / correction factor

17
Q

when mixing insulins

A

clear first (rapid or short)
cloudy second (intermediate)

18
Q

when adding insulin what meds can you continue

A

metformin
SGLT2
DPP4
GLP1 stopped with prandial

19
Q

when adding insulin what meds should be stopped

A

TZDs or reduce dose
SU
meglitinides

20
Q

if become hypoglycemic on basal titration

A

decrease by 10-20%

21
Q

add prandial to basal if

A

A1C still above goal after titration
basal dose >0.5 unit/kg
FPG at target but A1C not

22
Q

dose increase and interval for prandial

A

1-2 units or 10-15% twice weekly

23
Q

if A1C <8 and adding prandial what do you need to do to the basal dose

A

decrease by 10% OR
4 units

24
Q

insulin should not be used with

A

SU
meglitinide

25
DDA for Hep C can cause what with insulin
hypoglycemia need to decrease insulin dose
26
basal insulin onset
3-4hr
27
rapid insulin onset
15min peak in 1-2hr
28
intermediate insulin onset
1-2hr peak 4-12hr
29
regular insulin onset
30min peak 2hr
30
using NPH alone should be given when and why
bedtime avoids nocturnal hypoglycemia
31
NPH given in the eying should be injected where and why
button or thigh slower absorption
32
regular insulin should be given where and why
abdomen increased speed of absorption