Lilly: Ch 32 \"Antidiabetic Drugs\"

The pancreas's 2 main hormones are _____ & _______

Excess glucose is stored by the ______ as ____(short term storage), or in adipose tissue as ______ (long term storage)

When more circulating glucose is needed, ______ is converted back into glucose in a process called _____

Excessive concentrations of glucose in the bloodstream due to failure of balance between glucagon and insulin

Keytones and glucose in the urine are indicators of what?

The cascade effect of too many glucose molecules in the bloodstream and subsequently urine cause first excessive _____ called _____. Then the high molecule gradient in the urine draws water out of body and into urine causing ______, ______, and ______

Diabetes can be caused by what two things?

Insulin prescription is required for patients with what type?

This type of diabetes is characterized by a deficient level of insulin and a resistance to the insulin produced

This oral antidiabetic drug functions by decreasing glucose production by the liver and may also decrease glucose absorption, and increase insulin receptor sensitivity.

Metformin is also known as/sold as _______

Glucose checks are usually performed ACHS which stands for?

What is the range for normal blood sugar after fasting? After a meal? What is dangerously low? high?

Incretins stimulate ______ secretion

Insulin drugs are divided into 4 categories?