Deck 2: Antidiabetic Agents
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Deck 2: Antidiabetic Agents
1
Which medication is the drug of choice for initial treatment of a newly diagnosed patient with type 2 diabetes and no contraindications?
A) Lantus
B) Glucophage
C) Actos
D) Amaryl
A) Lantus
B) Glucophage
C) Actos
D) Amaryl
B
2
All of the following are brand names of metformin, EXCEPT:
A) Glumetza
B) Fortamet
C) Diabeta
D) Riomet
A) Glumetza
B) Fortamet
C) Diabeta
D) Riomet
C
3
What is the initial starting dose for metformin?
A) 500 mg po BID
B) 1000 mg po BID
C) 1500 mg po BID
D) 2000 mg po BID
A) 500 mg po BID
B) 1000 mg po BID
C) 1500 mg po BID
D) 2000 mg po BID
A
4
What is the average HbA1c reduction expected with metformin?
A) 0.7-1 %
B) 1-1.5 %
C) 1-2 %
D) 1.5-2 %
A) 0.7-1 %
B) 1-1.5 %
C) 1-2 %
D) 1.5-2 %
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5
Which of the following drugs primarily works by decreasing hepatic glucose production?
A) Micronase
B) Januvia
C) Glucophage
D) Actos
A) Micronase
B) Januvia
C) Glucophage
D) Actos
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6
What is the mechanism of action of sitagliptin?
A) Decreases hepatic glucose production
B) Inhibits di-peptidyl peptidase-4
C) Stimulates peripheral glucose uptake
D) Direct GLP-1 agonist
A) Decreases hepatic glucose production
B) Inhibits di-peptidyl peptidase-4
C) Stimulates peripheral glucose uptake
D) Direct GLP-1 agonist
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7
Which class of drugs may cause SIADH in rare instances?
A) Biguanide
B) Sulfonylurea
C) Insulin
D) DPP-4 inhibitor
A) Biguanide
B) Sulfonylurea
C) Insulin
D) DPP-4 inhibitor
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8
All of the following medications may cause weight gain, EXCEPT:
A) Metformin
B) Glyburide
C) Insulin detemir
D) Pioglitazone
A) Metformin
B) Glyburide
C) Insulin detemir
D) Pioglitazone
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9
Which of the following medications is indicated for the treatment of diabetic ketoacidosis?
A) Glucophage
B) Actos
C) Insulin
D) Januvia
A) Glucophage
B) Actos
C) Insulin
D) Januvia
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10
Which insulin comes in a highly concentrated 500 units/ml, 20-ml vial, and should be used with caution?
A) NPH
B) Glargine
C) Regular
D) Detemir
A) NPH
B) Glargine
C) Regular
D) Detemir
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11
What does Humulin 70/30 contain?
A) 70% NPH and 30% regular insulin
B) 30% NPH and 70% regular insulin
C) 70% glargine and 30% regular insulin
D) 30% glargine and 70% regular insulin
A) 70% NPH and 30% regular insulin
B) 30% NPH and 70% regular insulin
C) 70% glargine and 30% regular insulin
D) 30% glargine and 70% regular insulin
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12
Which medication should be discontinued immediately and a healthcare provider notified if unexplained myalgia, malaise, or hyperventilation occurs?
A) Pioglitazone
B) Glipizide
C) Sitagliptin
D) Metformin
A) Pioglitazone
B) Glipizide
C) Sitagliptin
D) Metformin
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13
All of the following are examples of sulfonylureas, EXCEPT?
A) Glipizide
B) Sitagliptin
C) Glyburide
D) Glimepiride
A) Glipizide
B) Sitagliptin
C) Glyburide
D) Glimepiride
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14
Which of the following is an example of a biguanide?
A) Amaryl
B) Actos
C) Glucophage
D) Januvia
A) Amaryl
B) Actos
C) Glucophage
D) Januvia
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15
Insulin is released from:
A) ß-cells of the liver
B) α-cell of the pancreas
C) ß-cells of the pancreas
D) α-cell of the liver
A) ß-cells of the liver
B) α-cell of the pancreas
C) ß-cells of the pancreas
D) α-cell of the liver
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16
What is the typical initial starting dose of insulin?
A) 0.1-0.5 unit/kg per day
B) 0.5-1 unit/kg per day
C) 1-5 units/kg per day
D) 5-10 units/kg per day
A) 0.1-0.5 unit/kg per day
B) 0.5-1 unit/kg per day
C) 1-5 units/kg per day
D) 5-10 units/kg per day
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17
What is the dosing recommendation for insulin when a patient's CrCl is 10-50 ml/min?
A) Administer 100% normal dose
B) Administer 75% normal dose
C) Administer 50% normal dose
D) Administer 10% normal dose
A) Administer 100% normal dose
B) Administer 75% normal dose
C) Administer 50% normal dose
D) Administer 10% normal dose
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18
What should the dose of glargine be when changing to insulin glargine from twice-daily insulin NPH?
A) Increase by 20% and adjust accordingly
B) Increase by 10% and adjust accordingly
C) Decrease by 20% and adjust accordingly
D) Decrease by 10% and adjust accordingly
A) Increase by 20% and adjust accordingly
B) Increase by 10% and adjust accordingly
C) Decrease by 20% and adjust accordingly
D) Decrease by 10% and adjust accordingly
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19
Humulin R insulin should be dosed:
A) 15 minutes prior to a meal
B) 30 minutes prior to a meal
C) 30 minutes after a meal
D) At bedtime
A) 15 minutes prior to a meal
B) 30 minutes prior to a meal
C) 30 minutes after a meal
D) At bedtime
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20
What is the maintenance dose of glyburide?
A) 1-8 mg once daily
B) 2.5-5 mg once daily
C) 1.25-20 mg once daily
D) 10-40 mg once daily
A) 1-8 mg once daily
B) 2.5-5 mg once daily
C) 1.25-20 mg once daily
D) 10-40 mg once daily
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21
Insulin glargine can only be mixed with which of the following insulin in the same syringe?
A) Regular
B) NPH
C) Detemir
D) None of the above
A) Regular
B) NPH
C) Detemir
D) None of the above
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22
Which of the following pairs of insulin and description do not match?
A) Regular: Short-acting
B) Lispro: Rapid-acting
C) Detemir: Long-acting
D) Glargine: Intermediate-acting
A) Regular: Short-acting
B) Lispro: Rapid-acting
C) Detemir: Long-acting
D) Glargine: Intermediate-acting
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23
What is the average HbA1c reduction expected with Sitagliptin?
A) 0.7-1 %
B) 1-1.5 %
C) 1-2 %
D) 1.5-2 %
A) 0.7-1 %
B) 1-1.5 %
C) 1-2 %
D) 1.5-2 %
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24
Urinary tract infections, genitourinary fungal infections, and ketoacidosis are side effects of which of the following medications?
A) Liraglutide
B) Canagliflozin
C) Sitagliptin
D) Pioglitazone
A) Liraglutide
B) Canagliflozin
C) Sitagliptin
D) Pioglitazone
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25
Which medication is currently contraindicated for use in patients with GFR: < 30 ml/min?
A) Exenatide
B) Metformin
C) Dapagliflozin
D) All of the above
A) Exenatide
B) Metformin
C) Dapagliflozin
D) All of the above
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26
Which of the following statement is TRUE when treating a patient with type 2 diabetes and NYHA class I heart failure with pioglitazone?
A) Initial dose is 15 mg once daily
B) Initial dose is 30 mg once daily
C) Initial dose is 45 mg once daily
D) Contraindicated
A) Initial dose is 15 mg once daily
B) Initial dose is 30 mg once daily
C) Initial dose is 45 mg once daily
D) Contraindicated
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27
Which of the following renal function and corresponding recommended dose of sitagliptin does NOT match?
A) CrCl > 50 ml/min : 100 mg once daily
B) CrCl > 30 to < 50 ml/min : 50 mg once daily
C) CrCl < 30 ml/min : 25 mg once daily
D) CrCl < 15 ml/min : Contraindicated
A) CrCl > 50 ml/min : 100 mg once daily
B) CrCl > 30 to < 50 ml/min : 50 mg once daily
C) CrCl < 30 ml/min : 25 mg once daily
D) CrCl < 15 ml/min : Contraindicated
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28
Blurred vision, palpitations, shakiness, slurred speech, and sweating in a patient taking glipizide are signs of:
A) Hyperglycemia
B) Liver dysfunction
C) Lactic acidosis
D) Hypoglycemia
A) Hyperglycemia
B) Liver dysfunction
C) Lactic acidosis
D) Hypoglycemia
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29
What is the onset of action of regular insulin?
A) 0.25 hours
B) 0.5-1 hour
C) 2-4 hours
D) 4 hours
A) 0.25 hours
B) 0.5-1 hour
C) 2-4 hours
D) 4 hours
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30
Hepatic failure, bladder cancer, and heart failure are all rare but serious side effects of which class of drugs?
A) Biguanide
B) Sulfonylurea
C) Thiazolidinedione
D) Insulin
A) Biguanide
B) Sulfonylurea
C) Thiazolidinedione
D) Insulin
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31
The pregnancy category for Glucophage is:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) X
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) X
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32
All of the following statements are TRUE regarding Afrezza, EXCEPT:
A) FEV1 should be performed at baseline and every 6 months
B) It is a long-acting insulin product
C) Contraindicated in patient with asthma or COPD
D) Should be avoided in patients with active lung cancer
A) FEV1 should be performed at baseline and every 6 months
B) It is a long-acting insulin product
C) Contraindicated in patient with asthma or COPD
D) Should be avoided in patients with active lung cancer
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33
All of the following are indications for the use of insulin, EXCEPT:
A) Type 1 diabetes
B) Type 2 diabetes
C) DKA
D) Hypokalemia
A) Type 1 diabetes
B) Type 2 diabetes
C) DKA
D) Hypokalemia
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34
What is the dosing recommendation for Pioglitazone in a patient with type 2 diabetes who is also taking gemfibrozil?
A) Maintenance dose is 15 mg once daily
B) Maintenance dose is 30 mg once daily
C) Maintenance dose is 45 mg once daily
D) Contraindicated
A) Maintenance dose is 15 mg once daily
B) Maintenance dose is 30 mg once daily
C) Maintenance dose is 45 mg once daily
D) Contraindicated
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35
What is the mechanism of action of Jardiance?
A) Peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor gamma agonist
B) Glucagon-Like Peptide-1 agonist
C) Sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 inhibitor
D) Stimulates insulin secretion from the pancreas
A) Peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor gamma agonist
B) Glucagon-Like Peptide-1 agonist
C) Sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 inhibitor
D) Stimulates insulin secretion from the pancreas
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