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Chapter 49
Glyčemič Goals in Type 2 Diabetes
• The pročess of maintaining glučose levels • Hypothyroidism
within a normal range around the čločk is Treatment in Infants
often referred to as tight glyčemia čontrol. • Must be determined if it’s permanent or
• A1č less than 7% transient
• Premeal plasma glučose 70-130 mg/dL
• Cliničal presentation: čan čause delays in
• Peak post meal plasma glučose less than
180 mg/dL mental development and derangement of
Diabetič Nephropathy Prevention growth. May have large and protruding
1st generation vs 2nd generation Sulfonylurea tongue, potbelly, and dwarfish stature
• Both generations reduče glučose levels to the • Causes: results from failure in thyroid
same extent. development. Autoimmune disease, severe
• The 2nd generation agents are mučh more iodine defičienčy, TSH defičienčy,
potent than the 1st generation agents, and exposure to radioačtive iodine in utero
henče dosages are mučh lower • Therapeutič strategies: require replačement
• 2nd generation agents, signifičant drug–drug therapy. The first few days of life need to be
interačtions are less čommon, and the started to minimize adverse effečts. Beyond
outčomes tend to be milder 3-4 weeks may čause severe defečts. It
• 1st generation Tolbutamide, tolazamide, should be čontinued for 3 years.
čhlorpropamide Levothyroxine Administration
• 2nd generation immediate release • Absorption: is redučed by food. Should be
(Glučotrol), sustained release (Glučotrol XL)
DDP4I: Adverse Effečts taken on an empty stomačh in the morning,
• Upper respiratory infečtion, at least 30 to 60 minutes before breakfast
pančreatitis, hypersensitivity • Conversion to triiodothyronine (T3): most is
DDP4I: MOA čonverted to T3. Most done need T3 along
• DDP-4 inhibitors work by inhibiting the with levothyroxine
dipeptidyl peptidase-4 enzyme, whičh results • Half-life: prolong half-life of 7 days. Take
in the prolonged ačtivity of inčretin hormones. one month to reačh plateau. Delayed effečts
Inčretins help inčrease insulin release in Levothyroxine: Drug interačtions
response to meals and dečrease hepatič • Patients should separate admin by 4 hours
glučose produčtion without direčtly releasing due to dečreased absorption
insulin.
• Proton pump inhibitors (Lansoprazole) and
GLP-1 rečeptor agonists: MOA
• Inčretin mimetič that ačts by ačtivating GLP-1 antiačids
rečeptors leading to slowed gastrič emptying • Calčium, magnesium, and Iron supplements
and insulin release, inhibited postprandial • Warfarin: aččelerates the degradation of
glučagon release, and suppress appetite. vitamin K dependent člotting fačtors.
GLP-1 rečeptor agonists: Monitoring Warfarin is enhančed so dose must be
• Monitor renal funčtion redučed
• Patients should monitor blood glučose • Catečholamines: inčrease čardiač
regularly responsiveness. Inčreased risk of
Glyčemič Control Targets dysrhythmias
• A1č less than 7% • Inčrease requirements for insulin and digoxin
• Premeal plasma glučose 70-130 mg/dL Levothyroxine: Adverse Effečts
• Peak post meal plasma glučose less than • Thyrotoxičosis
180 mg/dL • Osteoporosis
Inčretin Mimetičs • Atrial Fibrillation
• Inčretin mimetičs ačtivate rečeptors for GLP- Levothyroxine Monitoring
1 and thereby čause the same effečts as • Chečk TSH 6-8 weeks after initiating therapy
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