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glargine insulin
onset: 2-4 hrs
No Peak
last: 20-24 hrs
Long Acting Therapy: Protamine Zinc
Ultralente insulin
onset: 4-8 hrs
peak: 16-18 hrs
Lasts: 30 hrs
intermediate
NPH
Lente insulin
onset: 1-4 hrs
peaks: 6-12 hrs
lasts: 12-24 hrs
SHORT ACTING
Regular
Lispro humalog
Aspart Novolog
onset" less than 1 hr
peaks 2-4 hrs
Lasts: 3-6 hrs
Troglitazone (thiazolidinedione)
increase insulin sensitivity by activating genes involved in fat synthesis and carb metabolism
Repaglinide
stimulates beta cells to produce insulin

*less likely to cause hypoglycemia
Arcabose and Miglitol
(alpha glucose inhibitors)
reduce glucose levels by interfering with glucose absorption in small intestine
Sulfonylurea
stimulates pancreas to release insulin
Metformin (biguanide)
reducing production of glucose in the liver and makes tissue more sensitibe to insulin
Glucophage (metformin)
decrease glucose profuction by liver

stop 48 hrs before and after dye test

give with meals
prandin(repaglinidine)
more rapid action and shorter duration then sulfonylureas
Give within 30 min food
glycet(miglitol)
give with first bite food
side effects: flatulance, abdominal distention, diharrea
contrindicated with inflammed bowel disorder
actos(ploglitazone)
decrease insulin resistance in skeletal muscles
Monitor liver functions
glucotrol (glipizide)
action 24 hrs
monitor liver function
alcohol=hypoglycemic
Weight gain.
Januvia(sitagliptin)
increase insulin release and decrease hepatic glucose production
Monitor renal function
symlin(pramlintide)
type 1&2
Inject before meals of 30g carb
Can cause hypoglyc. with insulin
Byetta (exanitide)
increase satiety and reduce calorie intake
Supress glucagon secretion
Nausea Vomit and Diarrhea