Advanced Pharmacology - Endocrine |66 Questions| With Correct Answers.

Which of the following insulins are clear in appearance? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. A) Lispro B) Aspart C) Gluligine D) Regular E) NPH F) Detemir G) Glargine H) Degludec {Ans: A) Lispro B) Aspart C) Gluligine D) Regular F) Detemir G) Glargine H) Degludec}Which of the following insulins are cloudy in appearance? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. A) Lispro B) Aspart C) Gluligine D) Regular E) NPH F) Detemir G) Glargine H) Degludec {Ans: E) NPH}What are the adverse effects of exenatide, linaglutide, albiglutide, and dulaglutide? {Ans: Nausea/Vomiting Headache Pancreatitis}A patient with diabetes presents with severe nausea, hunger, sinus tachycardia (~120s) and is profusely diaphoretic. What do you suspect and how would you treat it? {Ans: Severe hypoglycemia Treat with Dextrose 50% 20-50mL IV or Glucagon 1g IM or Sub-Q}Which insulins are rapid acting? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY: A) Lispro B) Aspart C) Gluligine D) Regular E) NPH F) Detemir G) Glargine H) Degludec {Ans: A) Lispro B) Aspart C) Gluligine}At what eGFR when combined with contrast should you hold a patient's metformin? {Ans: 30-60}What is the main risk in prescribing metformin to patients with renal disease? {Ans: Lactic acidosis}At what eGFR is metformin