Diabetic meds
Pt was given this type of insulin at 12 pm with lunch this medication peaked around 2 pm which type if insulin was given?
What is rapid acting, lispro or aspart insulin
3 P's in Diabetes
What is Polyuria, Polydipsia, Polyphagia
Giving thiazide diuretics to a patient with DM will cause?
What is Hyperglycemia
When mixing insulin what type goes first?
What is clear or rapid, short acting insulin.
In which phase of drug development is the drug placed in the vast market?
What is Phase III
This type of insulin does not peak and is given before bed
What is Long-acting glargine/Lantus
In this type of DM oral medications cannot be given
What is Type 1
Stay out of the sun when taking diuretics due to which sensitivity?
What is Photosensitivity
When insulin begins exerting its maximum action
What is PEAK
Any drug that causes harm to the fetus and given during pregnancy and is category X is called?
What is Teratogen
What is Regular or short acting Insulin
In this type of diabetes, the cells don't respond well to insulin causing spikes in blood sugar
What is type 2 DM
DO NOT GIVE THIS DRUG WITH DIURETICS it will increase its levels and cause toxicity in Bipolar patients
What is Lithium
Measure of glucose management and control over the course of 3 months
What is HGBA1c or glycosylated hemoglobin
This phase of studies the activities in the body after it is eliminated and includes absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion.
What is Pharmacokinetics
What is Biguanide
HGBA1C of 6.3 is considered?
Prediabetic
When this medication is pushed IV to fast it can cause?
What is ototoxicity or hearing loss.
Insulin was opened on 07/1/2024 and was stored at room temperature when does this medication expire?
What is July 30th
Time required for the body to release 50% of a drug
When using sulfynoureas like Glipizide you can expect a reduction in HGBA1C of what>
What is 1-2%
When patient is hypoglycemic and nonresponsive, you can give this medication.
What is glucagon
What is Sulfa Drugs
This occurs when the body is unable to metabolize or excrete a dose of a drug before the second one is given leading to toxicity
What is cumulative drug effect.
An abnormal or unusual reaction to a drug. Example giving Benadryl and becoming hyperactive.
What is drug idiosyncrasy