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types of rapid-acting insulin
lispro, aspart, glulisine
onset of rapid-acting insulin
15-30 min
peak of rapid-acting insulin
0.5-3 hrs
duration of rapid-acting insulin
3-5 hrs
types of short-acting insulin
regular
onset of short-acting insulin
30-60 min
peak of short-acting insulin
2-4 hrs
duration of short-acting insulin
4-12 hrs
types of intermediate-acting insulin
NPH
onset of intermediate acting insulin
1-2 hrs
peak of intermediate-acting insulin
4-12 hrs
duration of intermediate-acting insulin
14-24 hrs
types of long-acting insulin
glargine, determir
onset of long-acting insulin
2-4 hrs
peak of long-acting insulin
minimal/none
duration of long-acting insulin
24 hr
purpose of insulin
decrease blood glucose by promoting cell uptake of glucose and convert glucose to glycogen
complication of insulin
hypoglycemia, hypokalemia, lipohypertrophy