Type 1 and 2 DM Flashcards

(11 cards)

1
Q

What are Hypoglycemia symptoms

A

Confusion, shakiness, heart racing, blurred vision, hunger, headache

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What are Hyperglycemia symptoms

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Urge to urinate, dehydrated, fatigue, blurry vision, weight loss, flushed, fruity smell

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3
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What is insulin aspart’s peak?

A

1-3 hours

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4
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What is regular insulin’s peak?

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2-4 hours

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5
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What is insulin isophanes peak?

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4-12 hours

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6
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What is insuline glargine’s peak?

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no peak

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7
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Regular insulin is used for emergency treatment of what and why?

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DKA because it’s the only form which can be given IV

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8
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What is one non obvious CI of insulin

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Hypokalemia because insulin also impact K uptake

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9
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Where does glucagon act?

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On Liver to increase blood glucose

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10
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How does metformin work to help a diabetic?

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Reduces fasting glucose levels by decreasing gluconeogenesis in liver and decreasing insulin resistance

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11
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What is the BBW associated with metformin and how is it avoided

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Lactic acidosis (body suddenly produces too much lactic acid). Patients with CKD, Liver disease, severe infection, high alcohol intake, shock, or hypoxemia should not take it

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