Insulin, Oral Hypoglycemics, and Glucagon

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Proinsulin is made of what?

A chain, B chain, C Chain

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How is insulin broken down when it is processed?

A and B linked by disulfide, C is cleaved and has no known function

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Insulin degradation time

t1/2= 3-5 min

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Pancreatic cells that make insulin

Beta cells

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Insulin is released as a complex with __ insulin molecules and what else?

6 insulin, 1 Zinc

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Blood glucose levels serve as a surrogate for what?

Insulin action

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Physiological roles of insulin

  1. Increased glycogen synthesis

  2. glucose uptake

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Differences in ethnic percentages of risk are determined by genetic or socioeconomic factors?

Socioeconomic

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T2 Diabetes treatment

Secrete more insulin, restore sensitivity, reduce blood glucose from diet.

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Meglitinides (Repaglinide) MOA

  • Regulate K+ flux through K channels

  • Overlap with sulfonylureas on binding site

  • Rapid onset of action — peak at 1 hr

    (Favorable pharmokinetics = fast onset)

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Metformin (Glucophage) MOA

Inhibits liver gluconeogenesis, directly stimulating glycolysis.

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Two Thiazolinediones

Rosiglitazone and Pioglitazone

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Thiazolinediones MOA

Acute post-receptor mimetic activity. Chronic effects of transcription of genes of glucose and lipid metabolism via PPAR nuclear receptor.

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Two Alpha-Glucosidease inhibitors

Acarbose (Precose), Miglitol (Glyset)

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Alpha-glucosidase Inhibitors MOA and side effects

Competitive inhibitor of intestinal a-glucosidase. Side effect = GI distress

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Exenatide MOA

bind GLP-1 receptors not degraded by DPP-4

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Sitagliptin MOA

Inhibit DPP-4

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Popular Incretin Related Drugs

Ozempic and Wegovy (Semaglutides)

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Amylin analog given by injection at mealtimes

Pramlintide

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Cangliflozin inhibits what?

SLGT-2 to prevent glucose re-absorption

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Glucagon secreted by what cells and function

A cells of pancreas, counteract insulin. Converts glycogen storage to glucose

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Type 1 treatment strategy

Replace insulin synthetically

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Clinical uses of glucagon

  • Treatment of hypoglycemia

  • Diagnosis of endocrine disorders

  • B-Blocker poisoning

  • Radiology of the bowel

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Ultra short acting insulins

Insulin Lispro (Humalog), Aspart insulin (Novalog)

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Insulin type that decreases the ability of insulin to form hexamers.

Ultra short acting

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Short acting insulin drugs

Regular Human insulin

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Short acting (regular) insulin MOA

Short acting, soluble zinc insulin. Effective 30 min after injection, only form administered by IV.

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Intermediate and Long acting insulin names

NPH, Humulin N, Novolin N, Lente insulin, Humulin L, Novolin L. Ultralente Insulin, Glargine (Lantus)

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Intermediate and long acting Effects

Bioengineered, has a rapid onset and prolonged action. Protamine and insulin mix, allows for breakdown over time.