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9. Endocrine
Action-Class
| Action | Class |
|---|---|
| Provides synthetic hormones that replace low levels of natural hormones. | Hormone Replacement |
| Reduces the amount of sugar the liver produces while improving insulin sensitivity. | Biguanide |
| Force the pancreas to release more insulin. | Sulfonylurea |
| Reduces the kidneys' ability to reabsorb sugar and salt from your blood, cause them to be removed from the body in your urine. | SGLT-2 Inhibitor |
| Make the body's fat, muscle, and liver cells more sensitive to insulin allowing the body to use insulin more effectively. | Thiazolidinediones |
| Act like the body's natural hormone by stimulating insulin release, slowing sugar production, delaying stomach emptying, and signaling the brain to reduce appetite. | GLP-1 Agonist |
| Allows incretin hormones to stay in the body longer, signaling the pancreas to release more insulin and decrease the release of glucagon. | DPP-4 Inhibitor |
| Reduces blood sugar at mealtimes by unlocking the body's cells to let sugar from the bloodstream enter. | Rapid-Acting Insulin |
| Reduces blood sugar at mealtimes by unlocking the body's cells to let sugar from the bloodstream enter. | Short-Acting Insulin |
| Manages blood sugar throughout the day by unlocking the body's cells to let sugar from the bloodstream enter. | Intermediate-Acting Insulin |
| Manages blood sugar throughout the day by unlocking the body's cells to let sugar from the bloodstream enter. | Long-Acting Insulin |
| Manages blood sugar for up to 48 hours by unlocking the body's cells to let sugar from the bloodstream enter. | Ultra Long-Acting Insulin |
| Mimic a natural hormone that lowers the immune systems to stop or calm down swelling. | Corticosteroid |