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IOS 9 Exam 3

Inhalation of systemic Pharmaceuticals

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Inhaled insulins Exubera, Aradigm, Alkermes, Mannking technosphere, Kos Breath actuated
Byetta dosing Before morning & even meal 5mcg BID months then 10mg BID (weight loss) - consider decreaseing dose if used with sulfonylureas (50% or D/C sulfa)
Sitagliptin dosing 100mg Qd if ClCr30-50 50mg QD, or >30mg QD 25mg
Sitagliptin cautions Pregnancy B, P-glycoprotein substratit, No P40 effects
Pramlintide dosing Must eat 30g CHO, can use in Type 1= 50% of mealtime insulin 15ug per meal max 60ug Type 2 -60ug up to 120ug
Pramlintide SE weight loss, nausea, anorexia
Self-monitoring glucose Type 1 BID insulins 2x day MDI= 3-4 times occassionaly at 1-3am
Type 2 glucose monitoring Insulin- like Type 1 (2x day for BID or 3-4 if rapid acting) ORAL- controlled 3x week, uncontrolled 1x day, med change consider daily
Treatment of hypoglycemia <70mg/dL 4-5 lifesavers, 4glucose tabs, recheck in 15-20 minutes and eat something CHO/Fat/Protein
Treatment of hypoglycemia unconscious Glucagon SQ , IM, IV > 20kg =1mg must add diluent , reconstitute then inject
Dawn phenomenon is Excessive response to growth hormone in the early am (47am), causes relative resistance to insulin, elevated FPG in am, will need to change Basal by increasing
Somogyi effect is Nocturnal hypoglycemia causes release of glucagon, cortisol, growth hormone which results in hyperglycemia. Pt will pee in bed or hungery in am- treat-Increase protein content of HS snack and/or decrease basal dosing
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