Exam 4. Mo

Which medication has a duration of action of 42 hours?

• Detemir

• Tresiba

• Linjeta-viaject

• Humalog

• Humulin R

Which medication is an ultra-rapid-acting insulin?

• Detemir

• Tresiba

• Linjeta-viaject

• Humulaog

• Humulin R

Which medications are long-acting insulins? (Select all that applies)

• Detemir

• Tresiba

• Linjeta-viaject

• Humulaog

• Humulin R

Which medication is a short-acting insulin?

• Detemir

• Tresiba

• Linjeta-viaject

• Humulaog

• Humulin R

Which medication is a rapid-acting insulin?

• Detemir

• Tresiba

• Linjeta-viaject

• Humulaog

• Humulin R

What is the mechanism of action of Steglujan?

• Inhibition of isoprenoid lipid formation

• Inhibition of RANKL

• Inhibition of SGLT-2 and DPP-IV

• Activation of WNT

• Stimulation of insulin secretion

What is the mechanism of action of Fosamax? (SATA)

• Inhibition of isoprenoid lipid formation

• Inhibition of RANKL, prenylation of proteins

• Activation of WNT

• Stimulation of insulin secretion

• Inhibition of ATP dependent potassium channels

What is the mechanism of action of Evenity? (SATA)

• Inhibition of isoprenoid lipid formation

• Inhibition of RANKL

• Activation of WNT

• Stimulation of insulin secretion

• Inhibition of ATP dependent potassium channels

What is the effect of Glyburide on potassium channels and insulin release?

• Glyburide binds to beta cells and activates ATP-dependent potassium channels, leading to an increase in potassium conductance and a decrease in insulin secretion.

• Glyburide binds to beta cells and inhibits ATP-dependent potassium channels, leading to a decrease in potassium conductance and an increase in insulin secretion.

• Glyburide binds to beta cells and inhibits ATP-dependent calcium channels, leading to a decrease in intracellular calcium and a decrease in insulin secretion.

• Glyburide binds to beta cells and activates ATP-dependent calcium channels, leading to an increase in intracellular calcium and an increase in insulin secretion.

What are the active ingredients in Synjardy?

• Empagliflozin/ metformin

• Empagliflozin/ linagliptin/ metformin

• Dapagliflozin/ saxagliptin

• Dapagliflozin/ Metformin

• Empagliflozin/ linagliptin