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Generic & Brand names for insulin and thyroid medications needed for Exam 2 College of DuPage Continuing Education CPhT prep. The Insulin & thyroid part of the Top 200 Drugs. Hints included and not hidden.
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insulin glargine
"Lant-ern light glare-ing all night long for 24 hours—steady and clear, with no peak to fear!"
(Lantus)
insulin detemir
"Lev-el off for up to 24 hours with minimal peak, but leeeeve more behind and detour-mir because it was discontinued in December '24!"
(Levemir)
insulin degludec
"Tres-passing over 42 ultra-long hours by deeply-glue-ing the spikes!"
(Tresiba)
insulin lispro
"Hu-ma-log hits your lens at pro speed, inject right before you log your meal!"
(Humalog)
insulin aspart
"New No-vo-log brings an asp-art-istic flash of speed—inject right before your meal to catch the spike!"
(NovoLog)
insulin regular
"Regu-lar Hum-ans and No-vo-ices grab it OTC, rush to the ER for an IV drop on short notice!"
(Humulin R, Novolin R)
insulin NPH
"NPH stands for Not Purely Hazy—Hum-ans and No-vo-ices roll it OTC on Cloudy Northern Nights to catch the 4-12 hr peak!"
(Humulin N, Novolin N)
insulin lispro mix
"Hu-ma-log Mix rolls a long, larger cloud through a rapid manual lens”
(Humalog Mix 75/25)
insulin aspart mix
"No-vo-log Mix rolls a long, larger cloud through a novo asp-art-istic rapid 30% flash!"
(NovoLog Mix 70/30)
glucagon
"Baq-simi blasts a bag of air up the nose, G-voke gives a ready-to-go poke, while Glu-ca-gen is glu-ca-gone!"
(GlucaGen, Gvoke, Baqsimi [nasal])
levothyroxine
"Lev-o-tate the engine on an empty AM tank, before launching the synthetic day"
(Synthroid, Levoxyl)
methimazole
“Meth is speedy, so tap the brakes instead, especially in early pregnancy”
(Tapazole)