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kilgore lvl1: Insulin facts

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5-15 min for onset of action rapid acting (Lispro or aspart) (onset)
1-2 hrs for peak action rapid acting (lispro or aspart) (peak)
4-6 hrs for duration of action rapid acting (lispro or aspart) (duration)
30-60 min for onset of action short acting (regular) (onset)
2-4 hrs for peak action short acting (regular) (peak)
6-10 hrs for duration of action short acting (regular) (duration)
1-2 hrs for onset of action intermediate acting (NPH/lente) (onset)
4-8 hrs for peak action intermediate acting (NPH/lente) (peak)
10-18 hrs for duration of action intermediate acting (NPH/lente) (duration)
2-4 hrs for onset of action long acting (ultralente) (onset)
8-14 hrs for peak action long acting (ultralente) (peak)
18-24 hr for duration of action long acting (ultralente) (duration)
1-2 hrs for onset of action long acting (glargine) (onset)
flat peak action long acting (glargine) (peak)
24 hr for duration of action long acting (glargine) (duration)
list rapid acting insulins insulin aspart (Novolog), insulin lispro (Humalog), insulin glulisine (Apidra)
list short acting insulins regular insulin
list intermediate acting insulins NPH (humalin N, novalin N), insulin zinc suspension (Lente, humulin-L)
list long acting insulins insulin glargine (Lantus), insulin zinc suspension extended (ultralente, humulin-U)
list combination insulin products NPH & Regular: 70/30 or 50/50 (etc...) insulin lispro protamine suspension 75% and insulin lispro 25%
what insulin can go in via IV? regular insulin only
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