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ANTIDIABETIC

QuestionAnswer
INJECTION SITES Abdomen, Arms, Legs, buttocks
3 P's polyuria-increased urine, polydipsia -increased thirst and polyphagia-increased appetite
NORMAL BG RANGE 70-100
HIGH RANGE-HYPERGLYCEMIA ANYTHING OVER 140
HYPOGLYCEMIA 60 AND BELOW
NPH/REGULAR Humulin 70/30 and Novolin 7/30 premixed combo
LISPRO/HUMALOG CLEAR 5min before meals
ASPART/NOVOLOG CLOUDY adminster as scheduled
GLULISINE/APIDRA CLOUDY
NPH/HUMULIN CLOUDY
DETERMIR/LEVEMIR LONG ACTING AND NO PEAK
LANTUS LONG-ACTING NO PEAK
ADMINSTRATION SC ONLY except regular can be given IV
WHAT INSULIN SHOULD YOU NOT MIX WITH OTHERS LANTUS AND LEVEMIR not compatible with reg insulin
NORMAL A1C 5.7 and below
PRE-Diabetic A1C 5.7-6.4
DIABETIC 6.5 and above
Why Should You Use Caution with Diabetics Using Beta Blockers can mask symptoms of Hypoglycemia
TYPE 1 born with, insulin dependent IDDM, autoimmune destruction of pancreatic beta cells that results in insulin deffiency
TYPE 2 later onset, body does not use insulin properly and pancreas cannot produce enough insulin
What are the things that trigger Type 2 obesity, family history, age and inactive life style
SULFONYLUREAS stimulates the release of insulin from pancreatic islets and increases sensitivity of insulin receptors on cells
FIRST GENERATION SULFONYLUREAS not used commonly orinase tolinase and diabinese
SIDE EFFECTS FOR 1S GEN SULFONYLUREAS extreme flushing, NV, tachycardia, headache
2ND GEN SULFONYLUREAS most commonly uses, glucotrol and glucotrol XL
2nd GEN SULFONYLUREAS ADVANTAGES increased risk of hypoglycemia(with anticoagulants), few drug interactions, smaller doses needed, longer duration
DRUG ADMIN of SULFONYLUREAS ORALLY once given /eat
CONTRAINDICATIONS for SULFONYLUREAS pregnancy, allergy to SULFA or Urea Drugs, advanced CKD; patients using ACE INHIBITORS conditions that predispose to hypoglycemia
SIDE EFFECTS FOR SULFONYLUREAS GI upset, dizziness and HA, skin rash, hypoglycemia, weight gain avoid alcohol and risk of increase of hypoglycemia
WHAT TO MONITOR WHEN TAKING SULFONYLUREAS CBC, A1C, BG AND LFT FUNCTIONS/medication compliance
NON SULFONYLUREAS USES used for TYPE 2 not controlled by diet and excersise
COMMON NON SULFONYLUREAS Prandin (most used,avoid grape juice ) /Meglitinide and Metformin-Biguanide
WHAT TO MONITOR WHEN TAKING NON-SULFONYLUREAS CBD, BG, A1C, LFTS, COMPLIANCE
CONTRAINDICATIONS FOR NON SULFONYLUREAS kidney disease, patients with lactic acidosis-which is life threating emergency
SIGNS OF LACTIC ADIDOSIS abnormal muscle pain, fatigue and dyspenia
SIDE EFFECTS OF NON SULFONYLUREAS NV, HYPOGLYCEMIA, LACTIC ACIDOSIS, DIAHREA
GLUCOSE ELEVATING AGENTS-GLUCAGON DEXTROSE, SUGAR, ADM WITH PT IN LEFT LATERAL
WHAT IS GLUCAGON USED FOR HYPOGLYCEMIA EMERGENCY
GLUCAGON SIDE EFFECTS REBOUND HYPERGLYCEMIA 23-420 CAN BE EXPECTED
RULE OF 15 15 G OF RAPID ACTING CARBS, WAIT 15 AND RECHECK BG, REPEAT IF STILL LOW-WHEN STABLE CAN GIVE COMPLEX CARB SNACKS
STEPS FOR MIXING INSULIN-CLEAR TO CLOUDY RULE inject air into cloudy first, then into clear, then pull back CLEAR 1ST AND THEN CLOUDY BEHIND IT-remove bubbles
METFORMIN hard on kidneys-hold if using contrast; SE-NV and bloating; take with meals to avoid GI upset
LEVEMIR/DETEMIR/LANTUS DO NOT PEAK-decreased thirst, monitor for Renal and Hypoglycemia
MEGLITINIDES CAN CAUSE Hypoglycemia, allergic skin reaction, liver problems, abdominal pain and Nausea, constipation and diarrhea
HYPOGLYCEMIA shakiness, tremors, dizziness, sweating, hunger, irritability, anxiety or nervous, HA and Cold clammy skin SEVER confusion and loss of consiousness
HYPERGLYCEMIA elevated BG, Glucose in urine, frequent urination, increased thirst, untreated can lead to DKA
DKA life threatening, body cannot use glucose due to lack of insulin and fat broken down for energy-ketones accumulate in blood BG 350 and above- untreated hyperglycima
DKA SYMPTOMS fruity smelling breath, NV, very dry mouth, shortness of breath
GLP-1 Receptor Agonist, incretin enhancers
GLP-1 EXAMPLES semaglutide, mounjaro, Ozempic, liraglutide/Victoza Saxenda, Exenatide
GLP-1 USES TYPE 2, WT MANAGEMENT,
GLP-1 SIDE EFFECTS CONSTIPATION, NV, ABDOMINAL PAIN, DECREASED APPETITE
ADVERSE EFFECTS OF GLP-1 PANCREATITIS, GB DISEASES, SEVERE DEHYDRATIONS, DELAYED GASTRIC EMPTYING, POSSIBLE THYROD C-CELL TUMORS
GLP-1 CONTRAINDICATIONS History of MTC, History of Pancreatitis, Pregnancy and Breastfeeding
GLP-1 LABS BG, A1C, BUN, CR
GLP-1 PATIENT EDUCATION Eat smaller slower meals, avoid high fat meals at initiation, injection sites, WT loss occurs gradually
INSULIN- ACTION/USE Restores the ability of cells to use glucose for energy corrects hyperglycemia treats type 1 and 2 and DKA used to lower serum potassium in cases of hyper kalemia
INSULIN types lispro, aspart, NPH
most insulin are suspensions (cloudy) except regular and rapid acting clear
rotate sites because of lipodystrophy
do not mix glargine or detemir with other insulins
sulfonylureas action/use adjunct to diet/exercise in type 2 diabetes to lower diabetes
in type 2 diabetes when insulin is started .. sulfonylureas are stopped
NON SULFONYLUREAS action /use biguanides lower blood glucose by decreasing hepatic glucose production alpha-glucosidease inhibitors delay carbohydrate absorption from the inestines
NON SULFONYLUREAS action /use used for type 2 diabetees not controled by diet and excersise, espicially to reduce post meal glucose spikes
prandin causes DKA
SUGAR IS DEXTROSE AND GLUCOGEN
glucose elevating agents (glucagon ) ACTION STIMulates glycogen breakdown in the liver promotes glusoce synthesis used in emergency txt og severe hypoglycemia
glucose elevating agents (glucagon ) administration conisderations reconstitution per manufacture instructions routes : SC IM or IV push flush IV line with D5W NOT compatible with saline do not mix with other drugs in same line
Symlin (pramintide acetate administer immediately with meals preff with first bite hyperglycimia can occor within 30 min
glipizide well known fro causing hypoglycemia
Levemir detemir /lantis do not peak,may decrease thirst monitor hypoglycima and renal function
prandlin (repaglinide) do not consume grapfruit juic or grapefruit wile on this med
meglitinides (glinides )- can cause : hyperglycima allergic skin reaction liver problems abdominal apin Nausea,diahrea, constipstion
DKA typically rappid onset in diabetes type 1
HHS (hyperosmolor hyperglycemic state- eleevtaed 600 gradual onset more commone type 2
GLP-1 mimic natural hormone , GLP 1 glucagon like peptide 1 increase glucose depedent insulin secretion slow gastric emtyping - constipation-
GLP-1 PATIENT EDUCATION report sever abdominal pain ,pancreatitis and persistant vomiting
GLP-1 Nursing considerations start low dose and titrate slowly to reduce GI side effects monitor NV EDUCATE WT LOSS EXPECTED Increase risk of hypogycemia with insulin or sulfonylureas injectable weekly or daily
GLP-1 Drugs lower appetitie, hastirc emptying, glucagon , and WT
ozempic and wegovy is same drug, diffrent indecation and dose
mounjaro/zapound is dual action incretin (GKP-1 + GIP)
OZEMPIC GENERIC NAME /MECHANISM SEMAGLUTIDE/ GLP 1 RECEPTOR AGONIST
WEGOVY GENERIC NAME /MECHANISM SEMAGLUTIDE/GLP 1 RECEPTOR AGONIST
MOUNJARO GENERIC NAME /MECHANISM TIRZEPATIDE/GLP 1 RECEPTOR + GIP AGONIST
ZEPBOUND GENERIC NAME /MECHANISM TIRZEPATIDE/GLP 1 RECEPTOR + GIP AGONIST
VICTOZA GENERIC NAME /MECHANISM LIRAGLUTIDE/ GLP 1 RECEPTOR AGONIST
BYETTA GENERIC NAME /MECHANISM EXENATIDE/ GLP 1 RECEPTOR AGONIST
OZEMPIC INDICATION/ DOSING type 2 diabetes - weekly SQ
WEGOVY INDICATION/ DOSING chronic wt managment -weekly SQ
MOUNJARO INDICATION/ DOSING type 2 diabetes-weekly SQ
ZEPBOUND INDICATION/ DOSING chronic wt managment weekly SQ
VICTOZA INDICATION/ DOSING type 2 DAILY SQ
BYETTA INDICATION/ DOSING type 2 TWINCE DAILY SQ
OZEMPIC KEY NOTES IMPORVES GLYCEMIC CONTROL; WEIGTH LOSS COMMON
WEGOVY KEY NOTES HIGHER DOSE OF SEMAGLUTIDE THAN OZEMPIC
MOUNJARO KEY NOTES DUAL INCETIN - GREATER A1c & wt reduction
ZEPBOUND KEY NOTES same drug as mounjaro, obesity indication
VICTOZA KEY NOTES CV benift
BYETTA KEY NOTES older agent
Created by: danpol1775
 

 



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