RD Exam - Domain II - Diabetes & Insulin Questions and Answers

RD Exam - Domain II - Diabetes & Insulin Questions and Answers Rapid Acting Types - Answer- Aspart (Novolog) & Lispro (Humalog) Rapid Acting Onset Times - Answer- 5-15 minutes Rapid Acting Duration Time - Answer- 4 Hours Which Insulin is used as a Bolus? - Answer- Rapid Acting Short Acting Types - Answer- Regular Which insulin is used as a "burst" of insulin to cover the meal about to be eaten? - Answer- Short Acting - Regular Short Acting Onset Time - Answer- 30-45 Minutes Short Acting Duration Time - Answer- 3-6 Hours How much does one unit of Regular Insulin cover? - Answer- 10-15g of CHO Intermediate Acting Types - Answer- NPH Intermediate Acting Onset Time - Answer- 2-4 Hours Intermediate Acting Duration Time - Answer- 10-18 Hours Which insulin should you take a bedtime snack with and what should it consist of? - Answer- NPH; CHO and Protein Long Acting Types - Answer- Glargine (Lantus) & Determir (Levemir) Long Acting Onset Time - Answer- 2-4 Hours Long Acting Duration Time - Answer- 18-24 Hours Novolog - Answer- Aspart