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Antidiabetic Agents (Pharmacology)

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Antidiabetic Agents (Pharmacology)
 

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Antidiabetic agents

by Amanda
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Drugs that decrease hepatic glucose production

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drugs that decrease insulin resistance

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Drugs that increase insulin secretion or effect

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Drugs that increase renal secretion of glucose

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Decreases blood glucose, increases glycogen storage, adipose tissue deposit, synthesis of proteins to form amino acids, shifts K into the cells

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Give 15 min before of 20 minutes after the start of a meal

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Give within 30 minutes of a meal, only insulin that can be given IV

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Long- acting: Given once daily at bedtime or 2x/day 12hr apart

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May require increased insulin doses

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Decrease insulin resistance in peripheral cells and hepatocytes, thereby increasing cellular response to insulin

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Inhibits sites in the renal tubules that allows for reabsorption of glucose

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Decreases production and increases cellular uptake of glucose

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