Antidiabetic Drugs

3. This can be used to give a patient a dose of insulin based off of their current blood sugar level.
5. Unopened insulin vials should be ________________.
10. A patient with hypoglycemia should eat/drink 15 g of carbs and an example is 4 oz of ________ ______.
12. Detemir and glargine are ______ acting insulins.
14. An intermediate-acting insulin is ________.
15. Those with diabetes should continue to eat a healthy diet and __________.
17. This can happen if a patient doesn’t rotate injection sites when using insulin.
18. This drug is a biguanide.
19. Patients taking Sulfonylureas should avoid ___________.
20. Regular insulin is _______ acting.
23. ________ and trauma are two reasons a patient with T2DM may require insulin.
24. Hypoglycemia is the most common adverse effect of what drugs?
26. This insulin should have the air injected first when drawing up insulins.
28. This insulin can be given IV.

1. This area has the most consistent rates of absorption for subcut insulin administration.
2. THis drug is a sulfonylurea.
4. Lispro has an onset of ________ minutes.
6. This insulin should be drawn up first when mixing insulins.
7. Sweating, nervousness, hunger, weakness, headache, tremor, and mental confusion are symptoms of what?
8. Insulins promote the use of __________ by body cells.
9. Patients taking metformin who need a procedure using iodine containing contrast media should stop metformin for ______-______ hours before and after the procedure.
11. Increased blood glucose, excessive thirst, hunger, and urine output are symptoms of what?
13. Use of these medications in diabetics can cause hyperglycemia.
16. Insulins must be administered by _____________.
20. NPH peaks in ______ hours.
21. Lipsro is a _____ - acting insulin.
22. This lab gives an estimated glucose over the past 3 months.
25. These drugs should not be given if the patient has an allergy to sulfa drugs.
27. This drug is used if the patient has hypoglycemia and is unconscious.