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Diagnostic criteria for DM
random >200 + symptoms of DM
Fasting >126 on 2 occasions
2 hrs after 75g glucose >200
lispro, aspart, glulisine
a onset
b peak
c duration
a. 10 min
b 1hr
c 2-4 hr
regular insulin
a onset
b peak
c duration
a 30 min
b 2-4hr
c 5-8 hr
NPH
a onset
b peak
c duration
a 2 hr
b 6-10
c 18-24
Glargine
a onset
b peak
c duration
a 2 hr
b no peak
c 24+ hr
Detemir
a onset
b peak
c duration
a 2hr
b no peak
c 6-24 hr
Treatment protocol for DM2
Start w/metformin
if A1c>7.5 after 2-3 months, add sulfonylurea andor thiazolidinedione

If signs fo decreased insulin prodn or A1c stays above 8.5, add insulin regimen
Mnemonic for inciting factors of DKA and HHNK
PHAT MINDS
Pancreatitis
Hot weather
Alcohol
Trauma
MI
Insufficient water intake
Noncompliance w therapy
Drugs
Stroke
Metformin
a. MOA
b. Use
c adverse effects
a.decreases hepatic gluconeogenesis, increases sensitivity to insulin
b. first line
c. lactic acidosis, GI disturbance, dec B12 absorption, contraindicated if hepatic or renal insuff
Sulfonylureas (tolbutamide, glyburide, glipizide)
a. MOA
b. Use
c adverse effects
a. Stimulate insulin release from B cells, reduce glucagon, increase insulin binding to tissue receptors

b first or second line

c hypoglycemia, contra if hepatic or renal insuff
Thiazolidinediones
a. MOA
b. Use
c adverse effects
a decreases hepatic gluconeogenesis, increases tissue uptake of glucose

b adjunct to other drugs

c wt gain, LDL up, liver tox
a glucosidase inhibitors (acarbose)

a. MOA
b. Use
c adverse effects
a decrease GI absorption of starch and disaccs

b monotherapy if good dietary control of DM, adjunct, can be used in DM1

c Diarrhea, flatulance, Gi disturbance
Meglitinides (repaglinide, nateglinide)

a. MOA
b. Use
c adverse effects
a stimulate insulin release from B islets

b secondary drug with metformin

c hypoglycemia, more expensive