Nur 170 Exam 3 Questions
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, Normal postprandial glucose - Answer: Below 180 mg/dL
blood sugar level after eating - Answer: Postprandial blood sugar
Is it normal for your postprandial blood sugar to be higher after you eat? - Answer: Yes, will be higher
for everyone after eating.
Normal A1C goal level - Answer: <6
Normal blood sugar level - Answer: 70-110
what are we looking for in a urine screen - Answer: ketones
Onset peak and duration of rapid-acting insulin - Answer: Onset: 15-30 minutes
Peak: 1 hr
Rapid-acting insulin medication - Answer: Lispro (Humalog)
Aspart (NovoLog)
When is rapid-acting insulin given? - Answer: prior to a meal
during a meal
within 20 minutes after a meal
Onset, Peak and Duration of short acting insulin - Answer: Onset: 30min-1hr
Peak: 2-4hr
Duration: 5-7hr
Short acting insulin medication - Answer: Regular human insulin
(Humulin R)
(Novolin R)
Onset, peak, and Duration of intermediate acting insulin - Answer: Onset: 1-2 hr
Peak: 4-12 hr
Duration: 18-24
Intermediate acting insulin medication - Answer: NPH
(Humulin N)
(Novolin N)
Onset, Peak, and Duration of long acting insulin - Answer: Onset: 2-4 hours
Peak: slow release
Duration: 24 hours
Long-acting insulin medication - Answer: Glargine (Lantus)
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, Normal postprandial glucose - Answer: Below 180 mg/dL
blood sugar level after eating - Answer: Postprandial blood sugar
Is it normal for your postprandial blood sugar to be higher after you eat? - Answer: Yes, will be higher
for everyone after eating.
Normal A1C goal level - Answer: <6
Normal blood sugar level - Answer: 70-110
what are we looking for in a urine screen - Answer: ketones
Onset peak and duration of rapid-acting insulin - Answer: Onset: 15-30 minutes
Peak: 1 hr
Rapid-acting insulin medication - Answer: Lispro (Humalog)
Aspart (NovoLog)
When is rapid-acting insulin given? - Answer: prior to a meal
during a meal
within 20 minutes after a meal
Onset, Peak and Duration of short acting insulin - Answer: Onset: 30min-1hr
Peak: 2-4hr
Duration: 5-7hr
Short acting insulin medication - Answer: Regular human insulin
(Humulin R)
(Novolin R)
Onset, peak, and Duration of intermediate acting insulin - Answer: Onset: 1-2 hr
Peak: 4-12 hr
Duration: 18-24
Intermediate acting insulin medication - Answer: NPH
(Humulin N)
(Novolin N)
Onset, Peak, and Duration of long acting insulin - Answer: Onset: 2-4 hours
Peak: slow release
Duration: 24 hours
Long-acting insulin medication - Answer: Glargine (Lantus)
