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| WHAT ARE BENEFITS OF EXOGENOUS HUMAN PRODUCED RECOMBINANT DNA INSULIN? 3 ANSWERS |
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| DECREASED SIDE EFFECT AND DECREASED ALLERGENIC POTENTIAL, LESS ANTIBODY PRODUCTION (HELPS PREVENT RESISITANCE), AND DECREASED PROBLEMS WITH LIPODYSTROPHY (FATTY TISSUE BREAKDOWN). |
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| FOR HYPOGLYCEMIA WHAT SHOULD YOU GIVE TO INCREASE GLUCOSE IF D50 ISN'T AVAILALBE? |
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| 1ML OF D50 INCREASES BLOOD GLUCOSE BY HOW MUCH? |
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| WHAT IS THE ONLY INSULIN THAT CAN BE GIVEN IV? |
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| WHAT IS THE CIRCULATING 1/2 LIFE OF REGULAR INSULIN? |
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| 6 MINUTES BUT DOA IS LONGER |
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| 1 UNIT OF REGULAR INSULIN IV SHOULD DECREASE BLOOD GLUCOSE BY WHAT? |
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| FOR NPH INSULIN WHAT DOES PROTAMINE DO? |
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| SLOWS ABSORPTION TO PROLONG ACTION |
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| NPH IS MROE PRONE TO WHAT TYPE OF REACTIONS? |
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| WHAT DOES PRANDIAL INSULINS MEAN? |
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| SHORT ACTING INSULINS. YOU GIVE THESE AFTER MEALS (ASPART, LISPRO, GLULISINE, REGULAR) |
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| WHAT DOES BASAL INSULINS MEAN? |
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| LONGER ACTING (NPH, GLARGINE, DETEMIR) |
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| WHAT IS THE AVERAGE ONSET, PEAK, AND DURATION FOR PRANDIAL INSULINS? |
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| ONSET IS 15 MINUTES, PEAK IS 30 MINUES, AND DURATION IS 3 HRS |
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| WHAT IS THE ONSET, PEAK, AND DURATION OF BASAL INSULINS? |
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| ONSET IS 1 HR, PEAK IS N/A, DURATION IS 24 HRS |
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| A-GLUCOSIDASE INHIBITORS ARE ALSO KNOWN AS WHAT? |
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| NAME 2 A-GLUCOSIDASE INHIBITORS. |
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| HOW DOES A-GLUCOSIDASE INHIBITORS WORK? |
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| INHIBIT OR DELAY ABSORPTION OF DIETARY CARBOHYDRATES BY INHIBITING THE BREAKDOWN OF COMPLEX CARBOHYDRATES TO GLUCOSE. IT LOWERS POSTPRANDIAL HYPERGLYCEMIA |
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| A-GLUCOSIDASE INHIBITORS ARE INLY EFFECTIVE WHEN TAKEN WITH WHAT? |
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| IS THERE RISK OF HYPOGLYCEMIA WITH A-GLUCOSIDASE INHIBITORS? |
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| WHAT IS A SIDE EFFECT OF A-GLUCOSIDASE INHIBITORS? |
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| WHAT IS THE MOA OF SULFONYUREAS? |
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| STIMUALTE THE SECRETION OF INSULIN AND DECREASE THE SECRETION OF GLUCAGON. NORMALLY WHEN K EFFLUXES YOU HAVE HYPERPOLARIZATION OF THE CELL. INHIBITS K ATPASE CHANELS ON THE PANCREATIC BETA CELLS WHICH PREVENTS K EFFLUX. IT THEREFORE DEPOLARIZES CELLS TO RELEASE INSULIN. |
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| ARE SULFONYUREAS WELL ABSORBED AND PROTEIN BOUND? |
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| THEY ARE WELL ABSORBED AND ARE HIGHLY PROTEIN BOUND TO ALBUMIN (INTERACTIONS WITH OTHER PROTEIN BOUND DURGS) |
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| WHAT IS THE METABOLISM AND EXCRETION OF SULFONYLUREAS? |
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| WHAT ARE 3 SIDE EFFECTS OF SULFONYUREAS? |
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| HYPOGLYCEMIA (INCREASE INSULIN SECRETION *NOT* BLOCKING DIETARY UPTAKE; WEIGHT GAIN; ALLERGIC REACTIONS IN PATIENTS WITH SULFA ALLERGIES |
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| GLYBURIDE, GLIPIZIDE, AND GLIMEPIRIDE |
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