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glargine insulin
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onset: 2-4 hrs
No Peak last: 20-24 hrs |
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Long Acting Therapy: Protamine Zinc
Ultralente insulin |
onset: 4-8 hrs
peak: 16-18 hrs Lasts: 30 hrs |
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intermediate
NPH Lente insulin |
onset: 1-4 hrs
peaks: 6-12 hrs lasts: 12-24 hrs |
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SHORT ACTING
Regular Lispro humalog Aspart Novolog |
onset" less than 1 hr
peaks 2-4 hrs Lasts: 3-6 hrs |
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Troglitazone (thiazolidinedione)
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increase insulin sensitivity by activating genes involved in fat synthesis and carb metabolism
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Repaglinide
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stimulates beta cells to produce insulin
*less likely to cause hypoglycemia |
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Arcabose and Miglitol
(alpha glucose inhibitors) |
reduce glucose levels by interfering with glucose absorption in small intestine
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Sulfonylurea
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stimulates pancreas to release insulin
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Metformin (biguanide)
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reducing production of glucose in the liver and makes tissue more sensitibe to insulin
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Glucophage (metformin)
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decrease glucose profuction by liver
stop 48 hrs before and after dye test give with meals |
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prandin(repaglinidine)
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more rapid action and shorter duration then sulfonylureas
Give within 30 min food |
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glycet(miglitol)
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give with first bite food
side effects: flatulance, abdominal distention, diharrea contrindicated with inflammed bowel disorder |
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actos(ploglitazone)
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decrease insulin resistance in skeletal muscles
Monitor liver functions |
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glucotrol (glipizide)
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action 24 hrs
monitor liver function alcohol=hypoglycemic Weight gain. |
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Januvia(sitagliptin)
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increase insulin release and decrease hepatic glucose production
Monitor renal function |
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symlin(pramlintide)
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type 1&2
Inject before meals of 30g carb Can cause hypoglyc. with insulin |
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Byetta (exanitide)
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increase satiety and reduce calorie intake
Supress glucagon secretion Nausea Vomit and Diarrhea |