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Medication Proficiency Exam Questions And Answers


short duration/rapid acting insulin - Answer lispro, aspart, glulisine "log" morelike
natural insulin

give immediately before eating

avaliable in insulin pen, insulin pump, IV, SQ

can be used in combo with NPH or long acting



SE: hypoglycemia, weight gain



short duration/slower acting - Answer Regular insulin (Humulin R, Novolin R)



IV, SQ

Good BS control



intermediate duration insluin - Answer NPH

Can be mixed with short duration

NEVER GIVE IV (difficult to reverse)



long duration insulin - Answer glargine and detemir

generally taken once a day (at night)

generally requires additional meal time insulin

CAN NOT BE MIXED

NEVER GIVEN IV

lispro - Answer Onset: 15-30 min

Peak: .5-2.5 hrs

,Duration: 3-6 hrs

aspart - Answer Onset: 10-20 min

Peak: 1-3 hrs

Duration: 3-5 hrs

Glulisine - Answer Onset: 10-15 min

Peak: 1-1.5 hrs

Duration: 3-5 hrs

regular insulin - Answer onset 30-60min

peak 1-5 hr

duration 6-10

NPH - Answer Onset: 60-120 min

Peak: 6-14 hr

Duration: 24 hrs



Glargine (Lantus) - Answer Onset: 1 hr

Peak: none

Duration: 18-24 hrs



*Can't be mixed w/ nothing

*Clear



detemir - Answer Onset: 60-120

Peak: 12-24

Duration: x



when administering insulin alternative injection sites to reduce risk of - Answer
lipidysthrophy

,How to mix insulin - Answer cloudy, clear, clear, cloudy



conventional mixing of insulin - Answer regular + NPH

2/3 dse @ breakfast and 1/3 dose @ dinner



Intensive conventional therapy (tight glycemic control) - Answer Glargine once/day

Regular insulin at breakfast, lunch, dinner adjusted by size of meal



Continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion Answer pump + subcutaneous catheter +
lispro/aspart/regular (short duration,rapid acting) basal insulin preset + bolus based on
size of meal

Flexible, tight glycemic control



Insulin when hot and dry Answer sugar high



Insulin when cold and clammy Answer need some candy



Glucophage-metformin biguanides Answer Improves glucose tolerance for DMII

Decreases glucose production by the liver & increases tissue response to insulin

Side effects:

Diarrhea, decreased appetite, nausea, lactic acidosis

Alcohol inhibits lactic acid breakdown & increases risk for lactic acidosis **NO
ALCOHOL

Doesn't produce hypoglycemia*****

Rosiglitazone (Avandia) - Thiazolidinediones (TZD) - AnswerDecreases insulin
resistance which increases glucose uptake by muscle & adipose tissue and decreases
glucose production by the liver

Side effects:

, Hypoglycemia, heart failure, bladder cancer, fractures, ovulation

Rarely used due to increased risk of MI & sudden cardiac death****



Glipizde - Answer 12-24 hour duration; Glimepiride - 24 hour duration - Sulfonylureas

-Stimulates insulin secretion by pancreas

-Adverse: hypoglycemia anxious, irritable, cool, clammy skin, blurred vision, hunger



Repaglinide - Glinides - Answer -Stimulates pancreatic production of insulin

-Short half-life

-**Eat within 30 minutes of taking or will experience hypoglycemia b/c it stimulates
insulin production



Acarbose; Miglitol - Alpha-Glucosidase Inhibitors - Answer -Act on intestines to delay
digestion and absorption of carbohydrates

-Adverse: flatulence, cramps, abdominal distention

-Monitor liver function; used alone or with other hypoglycemics

-**Take with first bite of food



anticoagulants action - Answer Action: decreases fibrin formation by promoting
inactivation of clotting factors (thrombin and factor Xa)

Activate anti-thrombin: Heparin (unfractionated) and Enoxaparin (Lovenox, low
molecular weight)



heparin administration Answer Heparin - SubQ, IV; protamine sulfate - **ONLY given in
hospital - high alert med

IV infusion - loading dose of 5000-10000 units based on weight; dose (U/hr) based on
PTT values



never aspirate or massage site

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