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What is T4

90 percent of hormone produced

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What is T3

10 perfect produced directly by the thyroid

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What does T3 do

responsable for most of the metabolic effects

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Does the thyroid release mainly t3 or t4

T4

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How is T3 made

in peripheral tissues from T4 by deidinase enzymes

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What does thyroid horomone do (t3)- Patho

speeds up basal metabolic rate by stimulating protein synth

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What does thyroid horomone do (t3)- Physical effects

inc CO, simulate bone resorption, produce heat, activate SNS, flight-or-fight

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Common causes hypothyroidism

hashimotos, iodine deficency

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S/S hypothyroidism

fatigue, weight gain, consitpation, bradycardic,

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Treatment hypothyroidism

replace thyroid hormone

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Common causes hyperthyroid

graves, thyroiditis, excess hormone medication

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S/S hyperthyroid

weight loss, heat intolerence, anxiety, tremor

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Treatment hyperthyroid

reduce hormone effects/ synth or destroy overactive tissue

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Clinical presentation hypothrydoidism

brittle hair, fatigue, intolerence to cold, consitpation

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What is given for hypothyroidism

levothyroxine (T4)

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What is levothyroxine

T4 replacement drug

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What can affect levothyroxine

H2 receptor blockers, proton pump inhibitors,

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Key considerations levothyroxine

separate medications 4 hours, many meds affect absorbtion

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Levothyroixine + warfrain

warfarin dose needs to be reduced

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Risks levothyroxine

arrhythmias

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Excessive dosing s/s levothyroxine

tachy, hyperthermia, sweating, insomnia

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What must happen if a thyroid hormone drug wants to be switched

retest serum TSH in 6 weeks and adjust as indicated

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Dosing recs levothyroxine

start low and go slow

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Pt. Education levothyroxine

take on empty stomach, careful to not take near a meal,

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Causes thyrotoxic crisis (thyroid storm)

pt with thyrotoxicosis who undergo stress

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S/S thyroid storm

105> fever, tachy, agitated, hypotension, HF, unconsious

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Treatment thyroid storm

methimazole, BB, sedation/cooling/IV fluids

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What class is methimazole

antithyroid

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MOA methimazole

inhibits peroxidase (the enzyme that turns T3 to T4)

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What does methimazole do

suppress synth of new thyroid hormones, no affect on those already made

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Indications methimazole

first line treatment hyperthyroidism, priot to radiation treatment

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Adverse effects methimazole

agranulocytosis, skin rash, hypothyroidsm, teratogenic

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Can a pregnant women take methimazole

not in 1st trimester, but 2nd and 3rd ok

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What class is propylthiouracil (PTU)

antithyroid drug

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MOA propylthiouracil (PTU)

inhibits peroxidase in thyroid gland, and peripheral conversion of T4—> T3

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What does propylthiouracil (PTU) do

prevents formation of thyroid hormones and reduces the amount of active thyroid hormone

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What antithyroid drug is most effective for the treatment of thyroid storm

propylthiouracil (PTU)

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Indications propylthiouracil (PTU)

intolerance of methimazole, pregnant in 1st trimester, thyroid storm

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Adverse affects propylthiouracil (PTU)

Hepatic injury (boxed warning), ANCA-positive vascultiis

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methimazole vs propylthiouracil (PTU)

methimazole 1st line and works quicker (once daily), propylthiouracil (PTU) for 1st trimester pregnancy and thryoid storm

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Levels + S/S Level 1 Hypoglycemia

<70 - >54, possible neuro symptoms

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Levels + S/S Level 2 Hypoglycemia

<54, neuro symptoms, CNS impairment, needs action

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Levels + S/S Level 3 Hypoglycemia

severe event with altered mental or physical function, requires help at any level

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How to prevent hypOglycemia

monitor BG frequently

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What drug that treat diabetes can cause hypoglycemia

Insulin, glipizide (sulfonylureas), Repaglinide(glindes)

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Type 1 DM meds, with blood glucose risks

when used alone, low hypoglycemia

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What DM type is metformin

Type 1 DM meds, with blood glucose

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What DM type is glitazones

Type 1 DM meds, with blood glucose

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What DM type is incretin meds (GLP-1 agonists/ trizaptide)

Type 1 DM meds, with blood glucose

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What DM type SGLT2 inhibitor

Type 1 DM meds, with blood glucose

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What DM type is DPP-4

Type 1 DM meds, with blood glucose

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What do type 2 DM meds do (glucose independent)

keeps lowering BG no matter what level

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Risks type 2 DM meds do (glucose independent)

can cause hypoglycemia, higher in older and alc use

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What DM type insulin

type 2 DM med (glucose independent)

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What DM type sulfonylureas

type 2 DM med (glucose independent)

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What DM type Meglitinides

type 2 DM med (glucose independent)

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MOA insulin (natural)

peptide hormone produced by pancreatic beta cells, triggers glucose absorbtion, converts glucose to glycogen for storage

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Patho goals of insulin therapy

mimicking endogenous insulin porduction, manage BG thought the day and with meals

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Basal insulin is

long acting, continuous effects

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Bolus insulin is

short acting, targets BG after meals, similar to natural body response

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What is basal insulin order used for

background, covers glucose the liver releases even without food

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Caveout with NPO and basal insulin order

give even if NPO (dose may be lower) NEVER hold in type 1 DM

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What is prandial insulin order used for

food, coverse carbs during meal, hold if not eating

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What is correction insulin order

fix, covers a high BG present before a meal, added to prandial

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What type of insulin is regular insulin

short acting, prandial insulin

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What type of insulin is Insulin lispro (Humalog)

Rapid acting, prandial insulin

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What type of insulin is insulin lispro (Lyumjev)

Ultra rapid acting, prandial insulin

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What type of insulin is NPH

intermediate acting, basal insulin

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What is the only cloudy insulin

NPH

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What type of insulin is Insulin glargine (lantus)

Long acting, basal insulin

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What basal insulin CANNOT be mixed with another insulin

Insulin glargine (lantus)

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What type of insulin is Insulin glargine U300 (toujeo)

ultra long acting, basal insulin

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What type of insulin is degludec (tresiba)

ultra long acting, basal insulin

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Uses NPH-Short Acting

multiple daily injection, acute for DKA

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Onset NPH-Short Acting

30 min

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Peak NPH-Short Acting

2-3hr

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Duration NPH-Short Acting

6 hr

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When to admin NPH-Short Acting (timing)

about 30 min before eating

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When would U-500 NPH be given over U-100

Pts receiving high doses, >200 units/ day

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Uses Insulin lispro (humalog)

multiple daily regimens, insulin pumps

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Onset insulin lispro (humalog)

within 15 min

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Peak insulin lispro (humalog)

2 hrs

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Duration insulin lispro (humalog)

4-7 hrs

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Time of admin insulin lispro (humalog)

right before eating

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Uses insulin lispro (lyumjev)

multiple daily injections *insulin pump

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Issues with insulin lispro (lyumjev)

Cost

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Onset insulin lispro (lyumjev)

15-17min

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Onset NPH-Intermediate acting

2-4hrs

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Peak NPH-Intermediate acting

6-12hrs

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Duration NPH-Intermediate acting

12-18hrs

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Uses NPH-Intermediate acting

multiple daily injections, paired with rapid or regular to improve mealtime coverage

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Uses for mixed insulin (intermediate + rapid)

two injections a day typically type 2 DM

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Onset mixed insulin (intermediate + rapid)

15-30min

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Peak mixed insulin (intermediate + rapid)

1-6.5hr

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Duration mixed insulin (intermediate + rapid)

10-16hr

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Uses Glargine (lantus)

multiple daily injections (basal insulin)

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Onset Glargine (lantus)

204hrs

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Peak Glargine (lantus)

none

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Duration Glargine (lantus)

20-24hr

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Degludec vs lantus

degludec quicker onset, longer acting