Diabetes 534

5. An intravenous only therapy for hypoglycemia
6. This agent should be avoided in patients with heart failure
8. The type of insulin that should be given 30-60 minutes before a meal
10. The characteristic of NPH that makes it not an ideal basal insulin. Is that it__________
11. Fair is nice but I'm supposed to be cloudy
12. 70 30 Novolin 30 units qam and qpm is ___________________ insulin therapy
13. Patients with type 2 diabetes have a deficiency in this
16. Blocks the breakdown of an incretin hormone
18. The macronutrient that has the biggest effect on blood glucose
22. Lispro tid ac and glargine qhs is ________________ insulin therapy
24. Giving insulin only as a reaction to an elevated blood glucose level
25. The trial that showed the reducing A1C reduces microvascular complications in T2DM
28. Polyuria,polyphagia, and _________ are three signs of hyperglycemia
30. ADA says this should be avoided, especially in the elderly
31. Detemir is used to replace ______ insulin
33. More common with insulin and glipizide than sitagliptin and metformin
34. When treating hypoglycemia it is best NOT to give something high in this __________
35. Patients have physical and psychological resistance to this ______________
36. Increases the risk of developing type 2 diabetes
37. The most common reason patients have episodic hypoglycemia when treated with a sulfonylurea is _________ meals

1. This diabetes drug may make you "feel pregnant"
2. Monitor this to detect nephropathy
3. The patient takes glargine 150 units sq qhs. It might be time to use this instead.
4. Delivers insulin constantly but is not an automatic pancreas. Insulin________
7. A relative contraindication to pioglitazone
9. The problem with using slide scale only to manage diabetes chronically, is that it is
11. A common reason why a patient being treated with for diabetes develops hyperglycemia
14. When you have not had food for at least 8 hours
15. After meals
17. Keeping A1c less than 7% prevents ______________
18. blocks the reabsorption of glucose from the renal tubule
19. Blood glucose level >200 mg/dL
20. If a patient has a fasting blood glucose between 100-125, then they have
21. Ideally, this insulin should be adjusted for meals
23. A good thing to ask a patient about if you suspect they have undiagnosed diabetes
26. Give this if blood glucose is less than 30 mg/dL
27. Makes insulin work more effectively, reduces serum glucose levels, and doesn’t require a prescription
29. This type of lifestyle increases the risk of developing T2DM
32. Stores of these are depleted when you exercise > 20 minutes