Step 2 Endo 2

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Rx other than stimulants for ADHD

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TCA
bupropion
a2+ (clonidine)

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3 reasons for involuntary psychiatric hospitalization

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danger to self, other, disabled

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what psychiatric condition occurs when a person travels a long distance and take a new name and has no memore or previous life

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fugue

Front 4

what skin finding is a sign of insulin resistance

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acanthosis nigricans

Front 5

diabetic Rx that should be avoided in a px with heart failure

Back 5

TZD (glitazones)

Front 6

diabetic Rx a/w:
lactic acidosis

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metformin

Front 7

diabetic Rx a/w:
MC SE is hypoglycemia

Back 7

sulfonureas
metglitinides

Front 8

diabetic Rx a/w:
oldest and cheapest oral agent

Back 8

sulfonurea

Front 9

diabetic Rx a/w:
often used in combination with otehr oral agents

Back 9

metformin

Front 10

diabetic Rx a/w:
lowers TG and LDL

Back 10

metformin

Front 11

diabetic Rx a/w:
not safe in CHF

Back 11

TZD (glitazones)

Front 12

diabetic Rx a/w:
should not be used in px with increased Cr

Back 12

metformin
sulfonureas

Front 13

diabetic Rx a/w:
avoid in px with inflammatory bowel disease

Back 13

a glucosidase - (acarbose)

Front 14

diabetic Rx a/w:
hepatic serum transaminase levels should be carefully monitored

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TZD (glitazones)
metformin

Front 15

diabetic Rx a/w:
no weight gain

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metformin

Front 16

diabetic Rx a/w:
metabolized by liver, good choice for those with renal failure

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TZD (glitazones)

Front 17

diabetic Rx a/w:
postprandial hyperglycemia

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a glucosidase - (acarbose)

Front 18

what diabetic Rx inhibits DPP4

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-gliptins

Front 19

what does GLP-1 do

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decreases glucogan
increases insulin

Front 20

what does DPP-4 do

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inhibits GLP-1

Front 21

what diabetic Rx increases GLP-1 (mimics incretins)

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exenatide
liraglutide

Front 22

what diabetic Rx is an Amylin analog

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pramlintide

Front 23

what diabetic Rx can be used for both type 1 and type 2 DM

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pramlintide

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how can you Dx metabolic syndrome

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3/5
-abdominal obesity
-inc TG
-dec HDL
-HTN
-hyperglycemia

Front 25

what diabetic drug should be stopped before performing imaging with IV contrast

Back 25

metformin

Front 26

diabetic drug with MOA:
decreases GI absorption or starch and disaccharides

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a glucosidase -(acarbose)

Front 27

diabetic drug with MOA:
stimulates insulin release

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sulfonureas
miglitinides

Front 28

diabetic drug with MOA:
decreases hepatic gluconeogenesis

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metformin

Front 29

diabetic drug with MOA:
increases tissue glucose uptake and improves insulin sensitivity

Back 29

TZD (glitazones)

Front 30

diabetic drug with MOA:
mimics action of GLP-1

Back 30

exenatide
liraglutide

Front 31

diabetic drug with MOA:
inhibits DPP-4

Back 31

-gliptins

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diabetic drug with MOA:
amylin analog

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pramlintide