Biguanides
Sulfonylureas
DPP-IV inhibitors
GLP-1 inhibitors
SGLT 2 inhibitors
100

What's the first line drug for T2?

Metformin

100

What do the med names end in?

-ide

100

What do these med names end in? 

-gliptin

100

What do the med names end in? 

-tide

100

what do these med names end in?

-flozin

200
Do biguanides increase insulin?

NO DUMMY

200

What cells do you need to take these meds?

Beta Cells

200

What peptide stays in the body?

GLP-1

200

what is the MOA?

Suppresses glucagon secretion, aka slows gastric emptying 

200

What threashold does this lower?

Renal

300

What are some of the interactions? (must name at least two)

Cimetidine, Diuretics, and Corticosteroids, Contrast Media 

300

What are some of the interactions with these meds? 

Beta blockers, sulfonamide antibiotics, DPP-IV inhibitors, cimetidine

300

What are some of the indications? 

T2 glycemic controls, used with diet and exercise 

300

What are some of the indications?

T2 without blood glucose control

300

Does this cause wt. loss or wt. gain? 

WT LOSS

SKINNY QUEENNN

400

What are some of the adverse effects of biguanides. (must name at least two) 

N/V/D, cramping, fullness,

400

What are some of the adverse effects?

Hypoglycemia, nausea, fullness, wt.gain

400

What are some adverse effects?

Upper respiratory tract infections, headache, diarrhea

400

What are some of the adverse effects? 

N/V/D, wt.loss

400

What are the adverse effects?

yeast infections, UTI, polyuria, hyperkalemia

500

What are some contraindications of biguanides? (Must name at least two)

Renal disease, hepatic disease, alcoholism, heart failure. 

500

What are the contraindications?

low blood sugar orrr conditions that predispose low blood sugar

500

What are the contraindications?

Know sensitivity, sulfonylureas, insulin

500

What are some contraindications? what's the BBW

HH of medullary thyroid carcinoma, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome

BBW: developing thyroid c-cell tumors 

500

What are the contraindications? 

DKA, mod. to severe kidney impairment