Basal Insulin - Lantus (Glargine U-100):
- onset of action: 2 hr
- 16-24 hr
- 1 cc has 100 unit of Insulin
- Levemir (BID dosing is preferred)
- Torijo (Glargine-U300)
- onset of action: 6 hr
- 24 hr
- 1 cc has 300 unit of Insulin
Intermediate acting Insulin - NPH
- especially for pregnant DM patient
- Protamine bound to regular human insulin (note: all others are insulin analogs)
Prandial Insulin - Aspart
- Lispro
- Inhaled Insulin (is a regular Insulin)
- Humalog U 200
- Humain - R (Regular Insulin U 500) (elli lily)
Premixed Insulin - 70/30 (70 basal / 30 prandial)
- Humalin 70/30 (Regular Insulin 70 + 30 NPH) Elli Lily
- Novolin 70/30 (Regular Insulin 70 + 30 NPH) Another company Novartis
- Thus, these above two are the same
- Novolog 70/30 (Novolog-PH 70 with plain novolog 30)
- Humolog 75/25 (Humolgo-PH 75 with plain homolog 25) (Elli lily)
- Humolgo 50 / 50 (Elli lily)
Insulin Therapy in DM Goal: - Avoid Hypoglycemia
- Start at lower dose for patient with
- High risk for hypoglycemia i.e. CKD, AKI, Type 1,
- Multiple comorbidities to avoid life threatening complications
- Try to simulate physiological Insulin release
- Pump is the best
- Start low
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