I) Rapid acting insulin - Humulin R

II) Short acting insulin - Humulin N

III) Intermediate acting insulin - Novolin N

IV) Long acting insulin - Insulin detemir

Which pairs are correct?

Short acting insulins are the only insulin tat may be IV.

Concurrent use of thiazide diuretics and glucocorticoids may raise blood glucose level and thereby counteract the effects of insulin.

All classification of oral hypoglycemic agents control blood glucose levels in clients with Type 1 diabetes mellitus.

X block ATP-sensitive K⁺ channels. What is X?

Which OHA lower insulin resistance by acting as AGONISTS for the peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor- y (a nuclear hormone receptor)

The incretin mimetic are analogs of GLP-1 that exert their activity by acting as GLP-1 receptor agonists. It....

Which OHA drugs have an adverse effects on GI?

I. Glipizide

II. Metformin HCL

III. Acarbose

IV. Tolbutamide

Hyperglycemic agent glucagon is a drug used for emergency management of hypoglycemic reactions (insulin overdose). This medication is pregnancy risk category A.

Ben is a patient with Type 2 diabetes who has a blood glucose of 400 md/dl today at his office visit.The physician would like to give some insulin to bring the glucose down before he leaves the office. Which of the following would lower the glucose in the quickest manner in Ben?

Which of the following classes of oral diabetes drugs is paired most appropriately with its primary mechanism of action?