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Alphabet of Insulin Therapies and MDI Review

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Alphabet of Insulin Therapies and MDI Review
 

Alphabet of Insulin Therapies and MDI ReviewOnline version

Insulin terms A–Z (medium)

by Jen
B
B
C
H
H
H
I
I
L
P
R
S

Starts with B

insulin administered to provide a background level of insulin in the blood and help regulate glucose between meals

Starts with B

A dose of short- or rapid-acting insulin administered to quickly increase the concentration of insulin in the blood

Starts with C

Short-acting insulin used to correct for elevated glucose between meals and to bring glucose levels into range.

Starts with H

A relative constancy in the internal environment of the body, naturally maintained by adaptive responses that promote healthy survival

Starts with H

A level of blood glucose that is above optimal physiologic levels

Starts with H

A low level of glucose in the blood

Starts with I

Insulin that is still active (available to lower glucose) in the body

Starts with I

The administration of multiple bolus doses of insulin in a short amount of time, which results in the accumulation of insulin in the blood, potentially leading to hypoglycemia

Starts with L

A buildup of subcutaneous fat tissue at a site where insulin has been injected continually

Starts with P

The amount of insulin needed to accommodate the influx of carbohydrates that occurs with meals

Starts with R

A type of insulin that is effective within 15 minutes of administration and works in the body for 3–5 hours

Starts with S

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