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3 key things insulin does
Decrease glucose
Moves glucose out of blood into cells
Promotes shift of K+ & Mg+ into cells
Define insulin sensitivity
How sensitive the body’s cells are in response to insulin
Define insulin resistance
Low insulin sensitivity; cells don’t use insulin effectively
2 key functions Amylin & Incretin (GLP-1) have in common
Reduces speed of digestion
Causes satiety
Metformin class
Biguanides
Metformin is the 1st line drug for…
Newly dx type-2-DM
Key contraindications of Metformin (2)
Renal disease or dysfunction (Cr >1.5 male, 1.4 F; GFR <30 ml/min)
Alcoholism
Key side effects of Metformin (4)
N/D
Flatulence
Lactic acidosis
Metallic taste
Symptoms of early lactic acidosis (4)
Drowsiness
Hyperventilation
Malaise
Muscle pain
Symptoms of lactic acidosis as it progresses (6)
Abd pain
Somnolence
Malaise
Myalgias
Hypotension
Bradyarrhythmia
Why should pts avoid alc when taking Metformin
Can lead to lactic acidosis & drop glucose too fast
Why is there a caution w/ radiologic contrast when taking Metformin?
Can cause ARF & lactic acidosis
When should metformin be stopped/started if radiologic procedure is needed?
48 hrs before & resume 48 hrs after
Glipizide class
Sulfonylureas
Contraindications of Glipizide (4)
NPO
Allergy to sulfonamide antibiotics (sulfa)
Type-1-DM
Nursing implications of Glipizide (3)
Give 30 mins before meal
Avoid alc - can lead to hypoglycemia
Ok to take w/ renal failure
Repaglinide class
Meglitinides (Glinide)
Repaglinide is useful for pts w/…
Erratic eating schedules
Contraindications for repaglinide (3)
NPO
Alc use
Type-1-DM
Repaglinide adverse effect
Hypoglycemia!! - when do not eat after taking med
When taking repaglinide, what should the client do if they skip a meal or add a meal?
Skip dose if skip meal
Add dose if add a meal
Pioglitazone class
Thiazolidinedione (glitazone)
Contraindication for giving pioglitazone
Class III or IV HF
Caution pioglitazone for pts w/…
Liver or kidney disease
Side effects of pioglitazone (2)
Weight gain
Reduced bone mineral density & increased risk of fracture
Nursing implications for pioglitazone (2)
Slow onest & max activity may take months
Weigh daily
Acarbose class
Alpha-glucosidase Inhibitor
Contraindications for acarbose (3)
IBD
Intestinal obstruction
Malabsorption syndromes
Does acarbose cause hypoglycemia or weight gain?
NAUR
When should acarbose be taken?
W/ first bite of food
Sitagliptin class
Dipeptyl peptidase IV inhibitor (DPP-IV)
Side effects of sitagliptin (2)
URI
Pancreatitis
Can sitagliptin be given w/ insulin?
NOO
S/S to teach pt about pancreatitis when taking sitagliptin (3)
Monitor upper abd pain radiating to back
Fever
N/V
canagliflozin class
SGLT-2 Inhibitor (Sodium-glucose transporter-2)
Canagliflozin contraindications (3)
Type-I-DM
Renal impairment
Frequent ketones in urine or blood
Canagliflozin side effects (4)
Yeast infections
UTI
Polyuria
DKA
Canagliflozin nursing implications (2)
Watch for DKA
Teach will be glucose in urine
Pramlintide class
Amylin Mimetics
Pramlintide contraindications (2)
Allergy
Gastroparesis or meds slowing GI motility
Pramlintide nursing implications (2)
Give just before a meal that contains at least 30g of carbs
Do not give med within 1 hr before or 2 hrs after taking
Exenatide class
Incretin Mimetics
Exenatide side effects (2)
Pancreatitis
Weight loss of 5-10#
Exenatide nursing implications (3)
Can’t be used w/ insulin
Give within 1 hr of morning & evening meals
Do not give after meals
Semaglutide class
Glucagon-like Peptide 1 (GLP-1)
Adverse effects of Semaglutide (3)
N
Loss of appetite
Pancreatitis
When taking Semaglutide, how much weight is typically lost & can it be kept off after stopping med?
15% lost
Need to continue med to keep weight off
When taking Semaglutide, what does the nurse advise the pt to notify provider of?
Symptoms of pancreatitis
N, V, abd pain radiating to back
Lispro classification
Rapid acting
Onset of Lispro
15-30 mins
Peak of Lispro (glucose lowest)
30 min-3hrs
Duration of Lispro
3-5 hrs
Regular insulin classification
Short acting
Onset of reg insulin
30 min-1 hr
Peak of reg insulin (glucose lowest)
1-5 hrs
Duration of reg insulin
6-10 hrs
NPH classification
Intermediate acting
Onset of NPH
1-2 hrs
Peak of NPH (glucose lowest)
4-14 hrs
NPH duration
14-24 hrs
Glargine classification
Long acting
Can you mix Glargine?
NAURR
Glargine onset
1-4 hrs
Glargine peak (glucose lowest)
None
Glargine duration
24 hrs
How recently do you need a glucose check in order to safely give insulin?
Prior to admin!! — Last 30 mins
When does the nurse expect that the glucose will be the LOWEST after giving insulin?
Last 30 mins
What insulin type cannot be mixed AND has no peak?
Glargine
Dose for insulin
Dose written in units/ concentration is 100 units per 1 ml
What syringe do we use for insulin?
Only use insulin syringe!!! (orange cap)
What insulin do we give IV in an emergency?
Only reg insulin can be given IV in emergency!!!
What insulin do we never shake?
Never shake cloudy & premixed insulin (ROLL)
Draw up clear before cloudy
15/15 rule: if suspect hypoglycemia, Check blood sugar and it’s less than 70, what should you give the client if they are conscious?
15g simple carb
When should you give glucagon (IM injection) & what is the onset?
Emergency (glucose <60), pt is semi-conscious, unconscious AND unable to ingest liquids and has NO IV ACCESS – onset 5-20 mins after injection
When should you give Dextrose 50% (D50) & what is the onset?
Emergency (glucose <60), pt is semi-conscious, unconscious AND unable to ingest liquids and has IV ACCESS – onset less than 1 min
Once the blood sugar is ≥70, what do you give?
Complex carb & protein – investigate cause!
Complex carbs examples (3)
Cereal w/ milk
Peanut butter crackers
Apple & cheese
15g simple carb example
½ cup fruit juice