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How long is amoxicillin suspension stable after mixing, and how should it be stored?
14 days, refrigerate
How long is Augmentin (amoxicillin-clavulanate) stable after mixing, and how should it be stored?
10 days, refrigerate
How long is azithromycin suspension stable after mixing, and how should it be stored?
10 days, room temperature
How long is clindamycin suspension stable after mixing, and how should it be stored?
14 days, room temperature
How long is cefdinir suspension stable after mixing, and how should it be stored?
10 days, room temperature
How long is amoxicillin-clavulanate ES stable after mixing, and how should it be stored?
10 days, refrigerate
What is the room temperature stability for MOST insulin after opening?
28 days
Which insulin lasts 42 days after opening at room temperature?
Detemir (Levemir)
Which insulin lasts 56 days after opening at room temperature?
Degludec (Tresiba)
Which type of insulin works the fastest and what is its onset?
Rapid-acting (Lispro, Aspart, Glulisine) — ~15 minutes
What is the onset and duration of regular (short-acting) insulin?
30–60 minutes onset, 6–8 hours duration
Which insulin is normally cloudy?
NPH (intermediate-acting insulin)
What is the onset and duration of NPH insulin?
1–2 hours onset, 14–24 hours duration
What is a key characteristic of long-acting insulins (glargine, detemir, degludec)?
No peak and long steady duration (≈24+ hours)
How should unopened insulin be stored?
Refrigerated (36–46°F), never frozen
What temperature can opened insulin be stored at?
Room temperature (up to 77°F)