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Common Diabetic Medications

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Which class of medications decreases hepatic glucose production?   Biguanides  
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What are the two classes of insulin secretagogues?   Sulfonylureas, Glinides (Meglitinides)  
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Which is the less-potent insulin secretagogue?   Glindides (Meglitinides)  
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What is the main risk with insulin secretagogues?   Hypoglycemia  
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What are the two brand names of Sulfonylureas (insulin secretagogues)   Amaryl, Glucotrol  
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What are the two brand names of Glinides (insulin secretagogues   Prandin, Starlix  
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What is the treatment for hypoglycemia?   Rule of 15's: 15 g fast-acting CHO Wait 15 min Check BG If <70, repeat If no meal is planned, test within 60 minutes again  
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What foods are equivalent to 15 g of fast-acting CHO to treat hypoglycemia?   3 glucose tablets 1/2 c fruit juice 6 Saltines 1T honey or syrup 5 Lifesavers  
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What is the name of the class of Insulin Sensitizer drugs?   Thiazoladinediones, Biguanides  
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What drugs increases insulin sensitivity at the muscle and liver?   Thiazoladinediones, Biguanides  
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What are the main side effects of insulin sensitizers?   Nausea, loss of appetite  
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What are the main side effects of Thiazoladinediones?   Nausea, loss of appetite  
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What are the main side effects of Biguanides?   Nausea, loss of appetite  
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Under what class of drug is Glucotrol?   Sulfonylurea  
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Under what class of drug is Amaryl?   Sulfonylurea  
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What do Sulfonylureas do?   Cause the pancreas to secrete insulin  
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What does Glucotrol do?   Cause the pancreas to secrete insulin  
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What does Amaryl do?   Cause the pancreas to secrete insulin  
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What do Glinides/Meglitinides do?   Cause the pancreas to secrete insulin  
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What does Prandin do?   Cause the pancreas to secrete insulin  
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What does Starlix do?   Cause the pancreas to secrete insulin  
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What are the brand names of Thiazoladinediones   Actos, Avandia  
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What does Actos do?   Increases insulin sensitivity at muscle and liver  
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What does Avandia do?   Increases insulin sensitivity at muscle and liver  
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Under what class of drugs is Actos?   Thiazoloadinediones  
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Under what class of drugs is Avandia?   Thiazoladinediones  
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What do biguanides do?   Prevent the production of glucose in the liver, improve the body's sensitivity towards insulin and reduce the amount of sugar absorbed by the intestines  
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What are the brand names of biguanides?   Metformin, Glucophage  
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Under what class of drug is Metformin?   Biguanide  
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Under what class of drug is Glucophage?   Biguanide  
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What do alpha-glucosidase inhibitors do?   Affect gut enzymes that diges CHO to slow CHO absorption; keeps BG lower  
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What drugs slow CHO absorption?   Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors  
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What drugs can cause diarrhea and gas?   Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors  
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What are the types of Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors?   Acarbose, Miglitol  
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What is the brand name for Acarbose and what class is it under?   Precose, Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors  
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What is the brand name for Miglitol and what class is it under?   Glyset, Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors  
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What class of drugs can help with weight control?   Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors  
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What do DPP4 inhibitors do?   Send a message to Dpp4 (gut hormone). DPP4 signals pancreas to make insulin what BG is increased and signals the liver to make less glucose  
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What does DPP4 do?   Signals pancreas to make insulin what BG is increased and signals the liver to make less glucose  
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What is the brand name for Sitagliptin?   Januvia (DPP4 Inhibitor)  
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What is the other name for Januvia?   Sitagliptin (DPP4 inhibitor)  
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