T2DM Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

insulin deficiency in T2DM

A

relative

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2
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what causes insulin deficiency in T2DM

A

excess adipose - not enough insulin to go around

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3
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symptoms T2DM

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overweight, over 30, polydipsia, polyuria

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4
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glucose for T2DM

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fasting >7 // random or glucose tolerance >11.1 // once if symptomatic, twice if asymptomatic

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5
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what is glucose tolerance testing

A

eat 75g glucose –> test 2 hours later

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6
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what is HbA1c

A

glycosated Hb over past 2-3 months

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7
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what does HbA1c give a good measure of

A

diabetic control over last few months

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8
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T2DM diagnosis HbA1c

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> 6.5% or 48 // if asymptomatic repeat test

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9
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what are the 2 categories of prediabetes

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impaired fasting glucose // impaired glucose tolerance

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10
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what is impaired fasting glucose in (IFG) pre-diabetes

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fasting glucose between 6.1-7

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11
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what is impaired glucose tolerance (IGT) in pre-diaebtes

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fasting glucose <7 AND glucose tolerance test between 7.8-11.1

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12
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what should patients with IGF be offered

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oral glucose test // >11.1 = T2DM // 7.8-11.1 = IGT // <7.8 = IFG

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13
Q

what insulin resistance occurs in IFG pre-diabetes

A

hepatic

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14
Q

what insulin resistance occurs in IGT pre-diabetes

A

muscle

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15
Q

what type of pre-diabetes is more likely to result in T2DM + CVD

A

IGT

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16
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mx pre-diabetes

A

weight loss, diet, exercise // metformin if high risk

17
Q

why can a low HbA1c not rule out T2DM

A

not as sensitive as fasting

18
Q

what other factor can cause a rise in HbA1c

A

red cell turnover

19
Q

what conditions cause low HbA1c

A

sickle cell anaemia // GP6D // spherocytosis // haemodialysis

20
Q

what conditions cause high HbA1c

A

vitB + folic acid def // iron def // splenectomy

21
Q

what conditions would HbA1c not be used for diabetes diagnosis (8)

A

haemoglobinopathies // haemolytic anaemia // iron deficiency // GDM // children // HIV // CKD // steroid users

22
Q

what initial target weight loss should T2DM aim for

23
Q

what is the HbA1c target for those on lifestyle +/- metformin mx for T2DM

A

48mmol (6.5%)

24
Q

when should a second drug be added in T2DM

A

if HbA1c >58mmol (7.5%)

25
why does metformin need to be titrated up slowly
to avoid GI upset
26
what type of metformin should be used if GI upset occurs
modified release
27
if metformin is contraindicated, what drug(s) are 1st line in T2DM
CVD risk = SGLT2i // otherwise = DDP4i, pioglitazone, SUR
28
in a patient with CVD, what drug should be added to metformin as 1st line treatment
SGLT2i
29
what dual therapy options are offered second line in T2DM
metformin + DDP4i OR pioglitazone OR SUR OR SGLT2i
30
what 3rd line options are available for T2DM
triple therapy OR start insulin
31
what drug can be used last line in T2DM mx + when is it esp indicated
GLP1 mimetic if BMI >35 // switch out a drug eg use triple therapy
32
T2DM BP targets
clinical <140/90 (ABPM 135/85)
33
1st line anti HTN in T2DM
ACEi or ARB (ARB if black)