Type 2 Diabetes Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

How do you prevent type 2 diabetes

A

Risk identification: pre diabetic 42-47 mmol/l

Weight management using OLISTAT on patients with a BMI 28 or more {target 5-10% reduction}

Dietary advice: high fibre, low glycaemic index carbs, low fat dairy, decreased saturated and trans fatty acids,increased oily fish intake

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2
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Which diabetic medication does not cause hypoglycaemia

A

Metformin

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3
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What is the first line treatment for type 2 diabetes

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Metformin 500mg od for one week then 500mg bd for 1 week then 500mg tds, increased to 2g/day

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4
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Is metformin safe in pregnancy

A

Yes

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5
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What is 2nd line for T2DM

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SGLT2 inhibitors - dapagliflozin 10mg OD

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6
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What is first line for T2DM in a patient with high CV risk

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SGLT2 inhibitors - dapagliflozin

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7
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What are the problems with SGLT2 inhibitors

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It can cause hypoglycaemia

increase infection risk

DKA

Fournier gangrene - genital swelling and tenderness

Complicated UTI

Hypotension

Not suitable in elderly and those with renal impairment

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8
Q

Fournier gangrene is associated with class of medications used for T2DM

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SGLT2 Inhibitors e.g. dapagliflozin

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9
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What is the 3rd line for T2DM

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GLP-1 analogues - semaglutide, exenatide, liraglutide ( ozempic)

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10
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Which diabetic medication is used for treatment of T2DM in fat people (BMI >35)

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GLP-1 Analogue

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11
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What are the 4 side effects of GLP-1 analogues

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Weight loss
GI Upset
Mild hypoglycaemia
Pancreatitis

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12
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Which medication for TD2M cannot be in those with G6PD deficiency

A

SULPHONYLUREA

E.g. gliclazide 40–80mg

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13
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What issues are associated with sulphonylureas 4

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Not for elderly
Hypoglycaemia
Weight gain
DKA

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14
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How are sulphonylurea’s taken

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With food

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15
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Which diabetic drug is good for those with poor renal function

A

LINAGLIPTIN

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16
Q

What are the side effects associated with DPP4- inhibitors (-gliptins)

3

A

Mild hypoglycaemia
GI upset
Pancreatitis

17
Q

What MHRA warnings are associated with thiazolidinedone’s such as Pioglitazone

A

Bladder cancer
Heart failure

18
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What side effects are associated with thiazolidinedone’s such as Pioglitazone

A

GI Upset
Bone fractures
Weight gain
Bladder cancer
Liver dysfunction
Heart failure

19
Q

Who is the use of thiazolidinedone’s such as Pioglitazone cautioned/contraindicated in

A

Those with :

Heart failure
Previous or active bladder cancer
DKA
Elderly

20
Q

What is first line insulin for those with T2DM

21
Q

What is 2nd line insulin for those with T2DM

A

Biphasic insulin

22
Q

What monitoring is required in T2DM patients on antidiabetic medication

A

Monitor HBA1C every 3-6 months initially

Once stable monitor HbA1c every 6 months

23
Q

What is the target HbA1c in those with T2DM

24
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What should be done if a patient on medication for T2DM has a HBA1C of over 58 mmol/l

A

Reinforce lifestyle modifications and adherence to
Intensity drug treatment