Pharmacology for Diabetes for Nursing Insulin, GLP 1, Metformin, Sulfonylureas, SGLT2 and Glucagon

What is pharmacology for diabetes? Along with diet and exercise, diabetes is managed with three groups of drugs: insulin, non-insulin injectable drugs, and oral diabetes drugs. FREE STUDY SHEET for this video, with every point in it and links into free nursing textbooks, practice questions and case studies: https://brightnursingstudent.com/Brig... Every Bright Beats video, free: https://brightnursingstudent.com/Brig... CHAPTERS 0:00 Pharmacology for Diabetes 1:47 Part 1: Insulin and Injectables 3:23 Insulin: Watch For 5:04 Before Every Insulin Dose 6:38 Insulin Pens 7:58 Storing Insulin 8:44 From IV Drip to Under the Skin 9:55 GLP-1 receptor agonists 11:48 GLP-1 drugs: how often 12:59 Amylin analog 13:58 Injectables: nurse does 15:29 Part 2: Oral drugs 16:09 Metformin 17:57 Sulfonylureas 20:46 Meglitinides 21:27 Thiazolidinediones 22:00 DPP-4 Inhibitors 23:19 SGLT2 Drugs 24:13 Alpha-Glucosidase Inhibitors 25:03 Fixed Combinations 26:01 Oral Drugs: Nurse Does 26:58 Part 3: Drugs That Raise Blood Sugar 27:08 Glucagon 28:24 Diazoxide 29:05 Recap 30:28 Free study sheet For nursing students, practical (LPN/LVN) and registered (RN), in class and getting ready for the NCLEX®. The practice questions and case studies are free with a free BrightNursingStudent.com account. For education only, not medical advice. NCLEX® is a registered trademark of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc. (NCSBN®), which does not sponsor or endorse this video. #nursing #nursingstudent #pharmacology