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Chapter 57 drugs
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Short/ rapid insulins
Insulin pro ( homolog) , insulin aspartame (novo log) , insulin glulisine (apidra)
Peak of insulin pro ( homolog)
5 - 2.5 hrs
Onset of insulin pro ( humolog)
15 - 30 min
Duration of insulin pro ( humolog)
3 - 6 hrs
On set of insulin as part( novo log)
10-20 mins
Peak of insulin aspart (novo log)
1-3 hrs
Duration of insulin aspart (novo log)
3-5 hrs
Onset of insulin glulisine (apidra)
10- 15 mins
Peak of insulin glulisine (apidra)
1-1.5 hrs
Duration of insulin glulisine (apidra)
3-5 hrs
Short/ slow insulins
Regular insulin (humulin R & Novolin N)
Onset for regular insulin
30- 60 mins
Peak for normal insulin
1-5 hrs
Duration for normal insulin
6-10 hrs
Intermediate insulin
NPH (humulin N, & Novolin N )
Onset for NPH
60-120 mins
Peak for NPH
6-14 hrs
Duration for NPH
16-24 hrs
long duration insulin
Insulin glargine (lantus)
onset of insulin glargin (lantus)
70 mins
peak of insulin glargine (lantus)
has no peak
This insulin has no peak
Glargine (lantus)
duration of insulin Glargine ( lantus)
24 hrs
Adverse effets of Acarbose
flatulence,cramps, diarrhea, bowel sounds
alpha - glucosisose inhibitor
Acarbose
actions of arcabose
decrease the rise of glucose after a meal
exenatide
injected drug for type 2 diabetics
adverse effects of exenatide
hypoglycemia, GI effects
Exenatide is for patients...
already taking metformin & sulfolyurea
meteformin adverse efffects
lactic acidosis, decreased apetite, naseau/ diarrhea
meteformin should be given with cuation for patients with
renal failure, heart failure, liver disease, lactic acidosis, severe infections
1st oral diabetic drug given to newly diagnosed diabetics unless they have a contra
indication
meteformin
decreases glucose production by the LIVER, increases glucose uptake by the muscles
Meteformin
prototype for biquanides
Meteformin
meteformin should not be given with patients who...
drink large amounts of alchohol
sulfonylureas should not be given to
women breast feeding, pregnant, or with alcohol
1st oral antidiabetic drug
sulfonylureas
sulfonlylureas should be used with cuation for patients with
liver and kidney disease
Adverse effects of sulfonylureas
hypoglycemia, cardiovascular toxicity
actions of sulfonylureas
promotes insulin release from PANCREAS
sulfonylureas
increase sensitivity to insulin
oral antidiabetic drug are only for
type 2 diabetes
ploglitazon (actos)
promotes water retention
if sulfonylureas is taken with alcohol what occurs
lactic acidodsis
ploglitizone (actos)
insulin must be present
thiazolidiodiones prototype
ploglitazone (actos)
adverse effects of ploglitazone
hypoglycemia, heart failure, liver damage
high risk patients for ploglitazone
bladder cancer and heart failure
gliptins (pp4 inhinitors)
3rd line drug for diabetes
Beta blocker
delay awarness of hyppoglycemia & inhibit breakdown of glacogen
insulin are all clear except
NPH
lipohypertrophy
accumulation of subcutaneus fat from continuous injections
gliptins actions
promote glycemic control & increase incretin hormone actions
dispose insulin if
clumps
insulin is given ....
sub q
measure glucose
before meals and at bedtime
insulin w/ hypoglycemic agents (sulfonylureas, beta blockers, glinides) cause
severe hypoglycemia
Pramilitide
delay gastric emptying, suppress glucogen release
give meglitinides
30 min befor eating
adverse effects of meglitinides
hypoglycemia
deutact is the combination of
proglitazone & glimepinide (sulfonlylurea)
duetact risk (2)
hypoglycemia & heart failure
Glucovane is a combination of
meteformin & glyburide (sulfonlylurea)
glucovane adverse effects
hypoglycemia, GI disturbance, decreased appetite, lactic acidosis
combinations are used for
to type 2 diabetics , when both drugs dont work well alone
metaglip is a combination of
meteformin and glipizide
actolus met is a combination of
meteformin and proglitazone
adverse effects of metaglip
gi disturbances, decreased appetite, lactic acidosis
adverse effects of actoplus met
renal insufeciency, decreased appetite, lactic acidosis, gi disturbance
insulin with hyperglycemic agents (thiazide diuretics,glucocorticoids) cause
insulin effects to decrease
this generation of sulfonlylureas are used the most
2nd generation
1st generation sulfonylureas end in
"mide"
silagliptin (junuvia)
gliptin, 3rd line drug for diabetes
insuline glulisine should be given with
intermediate or long acting insulin
insulin actions
promote conservation of energy and promote cell growth/ devision
all insulins concentration
100 units/ ml (u-100)
humulin r concentration
(u-500) 500 units/ ml
treat insulin overdose with
iv glucose
iv glucogen can not be used if
hypoglycemia is caused by not eating
treatment for type 2 diabetes
oral drugs (antidiabetics)
treatment for type 1 diabetics
insulin replacements
insulins basic effects
stimulate cellular uptake & promote synthesis
adverse effects of insulin
hypoglycemia, hypokalemia, allergic reactions