DM1
EPIDEMIOLOGY
PEAK ONSET 11-13 YEARS
MOST COMMON <20 YEARS
MOST COMMON METABOLIC DX IN KIDS
ODDS: 1 IN 400-600 KIDS
CAN OCCUR AS LATE AS 30-40 YEARS
1.25 MILL AMERICANS HAVE TYPE 1D
T1D
RISK FACTORS
GENETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY:
HLA HAPLOTYPES ON CHROMOSOME 6: DR4-DQ8 OR DR3-DQ2
T1DM OR T2DM IN FIRST DEGREE RELATIVE (T1D <10% GENETIC-BOOK)
VIRAL INFECTIONS
IMMUNIZATION
DIET
HIGHER SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS
OBESITY
VIT D DEFICIENCY
PERINATAL FACTORS SUCH AS MATERNAL AGE
LOW BIRTH WEIGHT
ASST FINDINGS
3 PS
POLYURIA
POLYDIPSIA
POLYPHAGIA
WEIGHT LOSS
HYPERGLYCEMIA
KETONURIA
DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS
DEHYDRATION
DECREASED ENERGY LEVEL
CONFUSION
FRUITY ODOR BREATH-( IN KETOACIDOSISPatients with DKA may have a fruity odor (due to exhaled acetone; this is similar to the scent of nail polish remover) and deep respirations reflecting the compensatory hyperventilation (called Kussmaul respirations).UPTODATE
KIDS
FAILURE TO GROW AND GAIN WT
PHYSICAL EXAM
FUNDOSCOPY: NEOVASCULARIZATION
RETINOPATHY
MICROANEURYSMS
SEE COTTON SPOTS,SOFT OR HARD EXUDATES-NERVE FIBER LAYER INTACT
VITAL SIGNS BMI
AUS HEART FOR RATE RHYTHM MURMUR CLICKS EXTRA HEART SOUNDS
PALPATE THYROID R/O THYROID DISORDERS
SKIN EXAM FOR DEHYDRATION
NEURO EXAM FOR NEUROPATHY
FEET - PULSES EDEMA NAIL THICKNESS GANGRENE
PSYCHOSOCIAL - DEPRESSION
DIAGNOSIS CRITERIA ADA- NOT PPTX
FPG >126MG/DL
OR
2 HR BG >200 MG/DL IN OGTT 75 GM
A1C >=6.5 %
>=200 MG/DL IN SYMPTOMATIC PT
DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA
TO DISTINGUISH T1DM FROM T2DM
1. C-PEPTIDE INSULIN LEVEL < NORMAL T1 normal or above normal t2d ( NL: 0.5-2 NG/MM)
cpeptide is an inactive biproduct of insulin production in beta cells . Proinsulin splits into insulin and cpeptide, both released when >glucose to make glucose intracellular- c peptide measures endogenous insulin production only.
INSULIN LEVEL:LITTLE OR NO INSULIN IN T1DM-utd
Insulin-to-glucose ratio – Some clinicians use a fasting plasma insulin-to-glucose ratio to assess the degree of insulin resistance.
PRESENCE OF AUTOANTIBODIES:
A. ANTIGLUTAMIC ACID DECARBOXYLASE (GAD)
anti GAD autoantibodies test
B.INSULIN AUTOANTIBODIES
C.ISLET CELL ANTIBODIES
NOTE:ENDOCRINE ABNORMALITIES IN GLUCOSE REGULATION: CUSHINGS, GROWTH HORMONE ACCESS, GLUCAGON SECRETING TUMORS
WHEN HGBAIC UNRELIABLE
HGB AIC NOT RELIABLE WITH HEMOGLOBINOPATHIES (hemoglobin C disease, hemoglobin S-C disease, sickle cell anemia, and thalassemias.)
IDA
HEMOLYTIC ANEMIAS
SPHEROCYTOSIS
SEVERE HEPATIC OR RENAL DX
T1D PHARM MGT
MULTIPLE DAILY INJECTIONS OR CONTINUOUS SUBCUTANEOUS INSULIN INFUSION:
INSULINS
RAPID ACTING : LISPRO humalog , ASPART novolog
SHORT ACTING: REGULAR -HUMULIIN R, NOVOLIN R humalog-lispro, novolog
INTERMEDIATE ACTING:NPH -HUMULIN N, NOVOLIN N
LONG ACTING: GLARGINES-LANTUS,TOUJEO .detemir-LEVEMIR,
degludecTRESIBA- 42 HOUR DURATION)
INSULIN PUMP: HUMALOG, NOVOLOG, APIDRA
dont use mixed in T1D as per ADA
TABLE MEDS
SHORT ACTING RAPID ONSET
LISPRO /HUMALOG
ONSET OF ACTION :15 TO 30 MINUTES:
GIVE <15 MIN BEFORE OR AFTER MEAL
PEAK : 30 MIN-2.5 HOURS
DURATION: 3-6.5 HOURS
SHORT ACTING RAPID ONSET-
ASPART/NOVOLOG
ONSET OF ACTION: 10-20 MIN
GIVE: 5-10 MIN PRE MEAL
PEAK: 1-3 HOURS
DURATION; 3-5 HOURS
SHORT ACTING RAPID ONSET-GLULISINE/ APIDRA
ONSET OF ACTION: 10-15 MIN
GIVE:15 MIN BEFORE OR RIGHT AFTER MEAL
PEAK: 1-1.5 HOURS
DURATION: 3-5 HOURS
RAPID ACTING INHALED. AFREEZA
OOA: 15-30 MIN
GIVE: BEGINNING OF MEAL
PEAK: 53 MIN
DURATION: 2.5 - 3 HOURS
SHORT ACTING -HUMULIN R/NOVOLIN R
regular insulin-human
OOA: 30-60 MIN
GIVE:BLANK
PEAK: 2-3 HOURS
DURATION: 4-6 HOURS
INTERMEDIATE ACTING NPH-NOVOLIN N/HUMULIN N
nph-neutral protamine hagedorn
OOA: 1-2 HOURS
GIIVE:BLANK
PEAK: 6-14 HOUR
DURATION:16-24
0.4 to 0.5 units/kg/day; conservative initial doses of 0.2 to 0.4 units/kg/day
LONG ACTING DT1
GLARGINE-LANTUS TOUJEO
OOA: 1 HOUR STARTS TO WORK
GIVE: ? NIGHT
PEAK: NONE
DURATION: >=24 HOURS
LONG ACTING DETEMIR- LEVEMIR
PEAK: 6-8 HOURS
DURATION : DOSE DEPENDENT: 12 HOURS FOR 0.2 U/KG
20 HOURS FOR 0.4 U/KG
V LONG ACTING DEGLUDEC- TRESIBA
OOA: UNKNOwn
PEAK : 12 HOURS
DURATION: 42 HOURS ( AFTER 8 DAILY DOSES)
INSULIN DRUG CLASSES
RAPID
ASPART novolog
LISPRO humalog
human novolin r / humulin r
GLULISINE apdira
HUMAN( AFREEZA)
regular
INTERMEDIATE
NPH
LONG
GLARGINE
DETEMIR
DEGLUDEC
TD1
INSULIN CALCULATIONS
INITIAL TOTAL DAILY DOSE ( DD) 0.4-0.5 U/KG/DAY
USUAL TDD: 0.4-1.0 U/KG/DAY
DOSIING BROKEN DOWN TO 50% BASAL AND 50% PRANDIAL
BASAL: NPH INTER OR LONG ACTING( GARGINE,DEGLUDEC, DETEMIR)
1-2 DAILY INJECTIONS
PRANDIAL OR BOLUS: BEOFRE OR AT MEALTIMES-DEPENDS ON FORMULATION- LISPRO , ASPART, GLULISIN OR REGULAR
DIVIDE INTO MEALTIMES ( DIVIDE BY 3)
INS CALCS EXAMPLE
T1D DOSE ADJUSTMENTS
OLD EXAMPLE
BASAL AND /OR PRANDIAL MUST BE TITRATED FOR GLUCOSE CONTROL AND AVOID HYPOGLYCEMIA
PRANDIAL FOR FPG ( PLASMA NOT BLOOD NOT FBG) >150 MG/DL
SUBTRACT 100 FROM THE BG AND DIVIDE BY 50
so: -100/50
EG
BG IS 200 MG/DL
200-100=100
100/50 =2
SO 2 EXTRA UNITS TO CORRECT ELEVATED BLOOD SUGAR ( THY WROTE OUT THE OLD SLIDING SCALE
DT1
NON PHARM MGT
DIABETES SELF MGT: MONITOR MULTIPLE X A DAY
NUTRITION : INDIVIDUAL AND CULTURALLY SENSITIVE
EXERCISE 150 MIN/ DAY MOD TO VIGOROUS AEROBIC DAILY OR AT LEAST 3 X WEEK.
DIABETES EDUCATION PERIODIC + CULTURAL SENS, DEVELOPMENTALLY APPROPRIATE
IDEAL BODY WEIGHT
SMOKING CESSATION OR AVOIDANCE
TAKE INSULIN AS PRESCRIBED
FOOT CARE
COMPLICATIONS
HYPOGLYCEMIA
HYPERGLYCEMIA-
DKA
NEPHROPATHY : MICROALBUMINEMIA, MACROALBUMIINEMIA,
IMPAIRED GFR OR BOTH
ULCERATIONS
GANGRENE
CVD AND HLD
HYPOGLYCEMIA-DEFINITION
DEFINED AS LOW PLASMA GLUCOSE CONCENTRATION WITH OR WITHOUT SYMPTOMS
NO SPECIFIC GLUCOSE LEVEL TO DEFINE IT AS INDIVIDUAL
SYMPTOMS USU OCCUR < 65 MG/DL OR 3.6 MMOL/LIT
HYPOGLYCEMIA SYMPTOMS
NEUROGENIC:
TREMORS
PALPITATIONS
ANXIETY
SWEATING
HUNGER
PARASTHESIAS
NEUROGLYPENIC -WHAT A WORD!
DIZZINESS
WEAKNESS
DROWSY
DELIRIUM
SEIZURES
COMA
HYPOGLYCEMIA MGT
ASYMPTOMATIC: < 70MG/DL/3.9MMOL
RETEST 15-60 MINUTES
SYMPTOMATIC:
15-20 GMS OF REFINED CARBS:
1 TBSP SUGAR
4 OZ OJ
6-8 HARD CANDIES
3-4 GLUCOSE TABS
RETEST 15 MINS
F/U WITH COMPLEX CARB
SEVERE HYPOGLYCEMIA
REQUIRES ASST OF ANOTHER PERSON
GLUCAGON, CARB OR RESUSCITATION
“GLUCAGEN HYPOKIT” OR “GLUCAGON EMERGENCY” : IM IV SQ 1MG
REPEAT Q 15 MINS AS NEEDED
GLUCAGON INTRANASAL: 3MG ONE NARE, IF NO RESPONSE REPEAT IN 15 MINUTES,
CALL 911 IF NO RESPONSE TO GLUCAGON
T1D FOLLOW UP
PHYSICAL EXAM EVERY 3 MONTHS FOCUSED ON GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT
FAMILY STRESS
PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT
CHECK FOR AUTOIMMUNE SOON AFTER DX AND EVERY 2-3 YEARS (THYROID, CELIAC) KATIE REMEMBER THIS IS CHROMOSOME 6 -RA, GUILLAN, EHLERS HASHIMOTOS ETC
HTN SCREENING Q VISIT
HLD SCREEN ANNUAL
MICRO AND MACRO VASCULAR COMPS NEPHRO ANNUAL +
RETINOPATHY Q 2-3 YEARS
FOOT EXAM ANNUAL
T1D REFERRAL
ENDOCRINOLOGY
RD
DIABETES EDUCATOR
MENTAL HEALTH PROF-NEW DX AND PUMP INITIATION
OBSTETRICIAN DURING PREGNANCY
t2d
def
MANY SUBTYPES : MAIN ARE
T1D -LOW OR ABSENT INSULIIN, LOW C PEPTIDE <0.5 NG/ML,POSITIVE BETA CELL AUTOANTIBODIES, KETOSIS
T2D- PROGRESSIVE INSULIN SECRETORY DEFECT IN SETTING OF INSULIN RESISTANCE
T1D NO INSULIN
T2D INSULIN THAT DOESNT WORK PROPERLY
ODGERS-PAY ATTENION TO DETAILS
DM SCREENING RECS
AACE ( ENDOCRINE)
AAFP
DIABETES AUSTR
DIABETES UK
CANADIAN TASK FORCE
RECOMMEND SCREENING FOR DM IN PERSONS WITH RISK FACTORS ONLY
DM SYMPTOMS
BLURRY VISION 3 PS
FEELING TIRED
UNPLANNED WT LOSS
NAUSEA
CONSTANT THIRST
FEELING HUNGRY
FREQUENT URINATION
IRRITATION AND MOOD CHANGES
NUMBNESS HANDS AND FEET
T22D
ASYMTPOMATIC MAJORITY
HYPERGLYCEMIA FOUND ON ROUTINE LABS
3 PS -POLYURIA, POLYDIPSIA, POLYPHAGIA
FREQUENT INFECTIONS
SLOW HEALING WOUNDS
POLYURIA PRESENTS WHEN PG CONCENTRATION RISES SIGNIFICANTLY ABOVE 180 MG/DL WHICH IS THE RENAL THRESHOLD FOR GLUCOSE
MAY HAVE SYMPTOMS FOR WEEKS MONTHS YEARS BEFORE DETECTION.
T2D PATHO
GENES + ENVT
ENVT= VIRUSES MICROBIOME
NO PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, POOR DIET
LEADS TO T1D- INFLAMMATION AND AUTOIMMUNITY-B CELL DESTRUCTION- HYPERGLYCEMIA-COMPS
T2D-INFLAMMATION AND METABOLIC STRESS-B CELL DYSFUNCTION-
HYPERGLYCEMIA-T2D- COMPS
REMEBER THERE ARE OTHER TYPES OF DM
DM PATHO
GENETIC PREDISPOSITION-PANCREAS- INCREASED HEPATIC GLUCOSE OUTPUT + DERANGED IINSULIN RELEASE -DECREASED GLUCOSE UPTAKE -HIGH PG-T2D
ENVT -OBESITY -INSULIN RESISTANCE- DECREASED GLUCOSE UPTAKE BY THE CELL-HIGH PG - T2D
T2D EPIDEMIOLOGY
ACCOUNTS FOR 90-95% OF ALL DM
T2D ENCOMPASSES PTS WHO HAVE INSULIN RESISTANCE AND RELATIVE ( RATHER THAN ABSOLUTE) INSULIN DEFICIENCY
DM RISK FACTORS THAT WARRANT SCREENING
MAIN CRITERIA BMI>25 + ONE OR MORE RISK FACTORS
HDL 35 MG/DL ( NORMAL 60 OR ABOVE)+/OR TRIGLYCERIDE > 250 MG/DL
( <150 NORMAL)
AIC 5.7% IGT-IMPAIRED GLUCOSE TOLERANCE OR IFG -IMPAIRED FASTING GLUCOSE ON PREVIOUS TESTING
HTN ->140/90 OR ON HTN MEDS
FIRST DEGREE RELATIVE W DM
HIGH RISK RACE: AA, LATINO, ASIAN AMER, PACI, NATIVE AMER
OTHER CLINICAL CONDITIONS ASSOC W INSULIN RESISTANCE:eg -OBESITY, ACANTHOSIS NIGRICANS
OVERWEIGHT BMI >25 OR >23 ASIANS OR OBESE
PHYSICAL INACTIVITY
HISTORY OF CVD
WOMEN WITH PCOS
WOMEN WHO HAD GEST DM OR BABY >9LBS AT BIRTH
REMEMBER THE HGB AIC-5.7
dm screening PPTX
***ALL PTS 45 YEARS 3 YEAR SCREENING IF NORMAL
if normal RETEST Q 3 YEARS
PRE DIABETIC RETEST ANNUAL
ALL AT RISK PTS ANNUAL
DM PTS MORE FREQUENT- 3 MONTHLY SEE OTHER SLIDE
DM SCREENING PPTX
DM DIAGNOSTIC TESTING;
SERUM GLUCOSE
SERUM GLUCOSE RANDOM OR FASTING:
<100 MG/DL = NORMAL
100-125 MG/DL = PREDIABETES
126 OR > DIABETES
MUST HAVE > /= 126MG/DL TWO SEPARATE OCCASIONS FOR DX OF DM
CAN USE FINGERSTICK BLOOD GLUCOSE
DM DIAGNO
HGB AIC
<5.7% = NORMAL
5.7-6.4% = PREDIABETES
6.5 % DIABETES
ONLY ONE HGBAIC TO DIAGNOSE???DOUBTFUL
AS PER APEA YOU NEED TWO A1C TO DIAGNOSE
OGTT AFTER 75Gm GLUCOSE LOAD :
<140 MG/DL = NORMAL
140-199 MG/DL = PRE DIABETIC
> 200 MG/DL = DIABETES
ONLY ONE TEST TO DIAGNOSE DM
DM DIAGNOSTIC TESTING MORE
UA-PROTEIN, GLUCOSURIA ? KETONES (ME)
C PEPTIDE: IN PRESENCE OF A HIGH BLOOD SUGAR***
0.51-2.72NG/DL = NORMAL
<0.51 NG/DL = T1D TYPE ONE
>2.72 NG/DL = T2D-TYPE TWO
IF NOT DONE IN LAST YEAR DO:
LIPID PROFILE
LFT
SPOT URINARY ALBUMIN TO CREATININE RATIO
SERUM CREATININE, EGFR
TSH IF DYSLIPIDEMIA OR WOMEN >50
PRE DIABETES
RISK AND NUMBERS
RISK OF DM AND CARDIAC DISEASE
PROGRESSION TO DM CAN BE DELAYED OR PREVENTED WITH DIET, EXERCISE , WEIGHT LOSS
PRE DIABETIC:
IMPAIRED FASTING GLUCOSE (IFG) 100-125 MG/DL ( X2X)
IMPAIRED GLUCOSE TOLERANCE (IGT) 140-199 MG/DL
HGB AIC 5.7-6.4
DM
COMPREHENSIVE MEDICAL EVALuation
history taking: CONSIDERATIONS
DIABETES RARELY LIVES ALONE
AGE/CHARACTERISTICS OF ONSET OF DM
EATING PATTERNS, NUTRITION ,WT, PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
NUTRITIONAL EDUCATION AND BEHAVIORAL SUPPORT NEEDS
PRESENCE OF COMORBIDITIES -ESP HTN HLD, PSYCHOSOCIAL AND DENTAL DX
DEPRESSION SXREEN PHQ2-9
DIABETES DISTRESS SCREEN DDS OR PAID
HX OF SMOKING, ALCOHOL SUBSTANCE USE
DSME, DSMS HISTORY AND NEEDS
WILD CARD
ROADMAP TRIAL
OLMESARTAN EARLY TREATMENT WITH ARB REDUCES INCIDENCE OF MICROALBUMINURIA WITH T2DM
RANDOMIZED OLMESARTAN AND DIABETES MICROALBUMINURIA PREVENTION
however it was associated with increased cardiovascular mortality , FDA has not identified a cause for this
NIH 2013-WATCH-?OLD
RULE OF THUMB: A DIABETIC PT IS A CARDIAC PT
HT, WT BMI
GROWTH + PUBERTAL DEVT -KIDS AND ADOLESCENTS
BP-INCLUDING ORTHOSTATIC IF NEEDED
EYES-FUNDOSCOPY
ORAL CAVITY- GUM DX , THRUSH OR LESIONS
NECK-PALPATE THYROID
CARDIAC: RATE RHYTHM MURMURS CLICK EH SOUNDS
SKIN - ACANTHOSIS NIGRICANS , INFECTIONS, NON HEALING WOUNDS, DRY SKIN FEET ESP
FEET- PULSES REFLEXES SENSATION, OVERALL SKIN CONDITION
DTRS-PATELLAR AND ACHILLES
PROPRIOCEPTION, MONOFILAMENT, VIBRATORY SENSATION check for stocking neuropathy
PE RATIONALE
BP ORTHOSTATIC- ORTHOSTATIC BP DYSREGULATION IS COMMON IS AUTONOMIC NEUROPATHY , WHICH MAY BE PRESENT IN DM-EFFERENT VASOMOTOR FIBER DAMAGE
ANNUAL OPTHALOMOLGY FOR RETINOPATHY
TEETH GUMS - LINK BETWEEN GINGIVAL + PERIODONTAL DX AND CVD AND DM
dm and nephropahty
DEVELOPS IN 20-40% PATIENTS W T2DM
SCREEN AT DIAGNOSIS
RANDOM/SPOT URINARY ALBUMIN TO CREATININE RATIO
REPEAT OVER 23 SPECIMENS OVER 3-6 MONTHS
IF ABNORMAL PT HAS ALBUMINURIA
NORMAL UACR IS 30MG/GM CR
GERIATRICS AND TARGET FASTING GLUCOSE
AGE 75 80-130 MG/DL
GLYCEMIC TARGETS
HgbA1C <7.0 % FOR MOST NON PREGNANT ADULTS
PRE PRANDIAL CAPILLARY PG 80-130 MG/DL
PEAK POSTPRANDIAL CAPILLARY PG (1-2 HOURS AFTER MEALS) <180 MG/DL
HgbA1C 6.5% is STRINGENT GOAL FOR :
SHORT DURATION OF DM
T2DM TREATED WITH LIFESTYLE MODIFICATIONS
T2DM TREATED WITH METFORMIN ONLY
LONG LIFE EXPECTANCY
NO SIGNIFCANT CV DISEASE
watch for hypoglycemia w stringent goals*
DM GLYCEMIC TARGET LEAST STRINGENT
HgbA1C of 8.0% eg
HISTORY OF SEVERE HYPOGLYCEMIA
LIMITED LIFE EXPECTANCY
ADVANCED MICROVASCULAR OR MACROVASCULAR COMPS
EXTENSIVE COMORBIDITIES
LONG STANDING DM WITH DIFFICULT TO ATTAIN GOAL DESPITE DSME , APPROPRIATE GLUCOSE MONITORING, EFFECTIVE DOSES OF MULTIPLE GLUCOSE LOWERING AGENTS INCLUDING INSULIN.
GLYCEMIC TESTING
HGBA1C TWICE ANNUALLY IF MEETING TREATMENT GOALS
HGBA1C Q 3 MONTHS IF NOT MEETING GOALS OR THERAPY CHANGED
CGM -CONTINUOUS GLUCOSE MONITORING HAS BEEN APPROVED BY THE FDA FOR USE INTHOSE OVER 18 YEARS OF AGE
*CGM REQUIRE CALIBRATION WITH SMBG ( FINGERSTICK) FOR MAKING ACUTE TREATMENT DECISIONS*
dm
AIC GOALS
FACTORS TO CONSIDER
AGE
DISEASE DURATION/LIFE EXPECTANCY
HYPOGLYCEMIA RISK -INDIVIDUAL
COMORBIDITIES
SOCIAL SUPPORT
ATTITUDE /ADHERENCE ABILITY
AIC GOALS AS CLOSE TO NORMAL AS INDIVIDUAL CAN SAFELY GO
YOUNGER PTS /NEW DIAGNOSIS PTS HAVE STRICTER A1C GOALS
DM RX PHARM AND AIMS
AIMS - REDUCE WT GAIN, REDUCE HYPOGLYCEMIA, GREATEST POTENTIAL TO MEET GOALS
INTRODUCING >>M-biguanide
METFORMIN
500 MG-2000 MG DAY-NO HIGHER
FOUNDATIONAL THERAPY BUT MUST HAVE LIFESTYLE CHANGES TOO-WT LOSS VIA HEALTHY DIET AND EXERCISE
DIET LOW CARB HI PROTEIN
START LOW AND GO SLOW- GI EFFECTS
DM MEDS
BIGUAMIDE
AIC RED: 1-2 % HUGE!
EFFICACY : HIGH
HYPO RISK : NONE
WEIGHT : NEUTRAL OR LOSS
CHEAP
ALL T2D START ON METFORMIN
INVOKANA/CANAGLIFOZIN
FARXIGA/DAPAGIFLOZIN
JARDIANCE/EMPAGLIFOZIN
SGLT2 INH FDA APPROVED FOR ASCVD AND RENAL
AIC RED: <1.0
EFF: MODERATE
HYPO RISK: NONE
WT: LOSS
EXPENSIVE
USED FOR CV EVENT REDUCTION AND
HF RISK REDUCTION
RENAL DX RISK REDUCTION
*> GLUCOSE IN URINE > UTI , YEAST INFECTIONS
JANUVIA /SITAGLIPTIN
DPP4 INH
AIC: 0.5-0.8
EFFICACY: MODERATE
WEIGHT: GAIN
INSURANCE COVERAGE IMPROVING
ACTOS/ PIOGLITAZONE
AVANDIA-BRAND NAME ONLY
TZD-thiazolidinediones
AIC RED: 0.5-1.0
WEIGHT : *GAIN
GOOD FOR POST PRANDIAL HYPERGLYCEMIA
s/e :FDA
bladder carcinoma-increased risk
increased risk of bone fractures-controversial-risk factors-duration of drug therapy >2 years
Heart failure: increased risk, excacerbation, dose dependent edema
AMARYL/GLIMEPIRIDE
GLIPIZIDE
SULFONYUREA-OLD DRUG
AIC REDU: 1.0-2.0%
EFFICA: HIGH
HYPO RISK:* YES
SHY AWAY- COST EFFECTIVE SO SOME WILL BE ON IT
hypoglycemia risk and weight gain
STARLIX/NATEGLINIDE
GLINIDE
HGB AIC: 0.4-0.9%
EFFI: HIGH??
HYPO RISK: *YES
SHY AWAY, SOME PEOPLE MAY BE ON IT
OZEMPIC/SEMAGLUTIDE/WEGOVY
VICTOZA
TRULICITY
MOUNJARO-is a glp1ra/gip as effective(?)
GLP1RA
AIC RED: 0.6-1.5 %
EFF: HIGH
WEIGHT: LOSS LOSS LOSS!
NOW APPROVED FOR WT LOSS IF BMI >=30, OR BMI >=27-29+ 1 WT ASSOC COMORBIDITY EG HTN HLD CVD-PREFERRED
FDA: THYROID C CELL TUMORS IN RATS/SUICIDE INVEST
DM TREATMENT PRINCIPLES
EARLY AGGRESSIVE RX LEADS TO BETTER OUTCOMES
MONOTHERAPY: METFORMIN,
STEPWISE APPROACH IF GOALS NOT MET
TREATMENT RESPONSE Q3 MONTHLY EVAL
HGBAIC>/=9% MAY DO COMBO THERAPY TO START,OR > 7 WITH MONOTHERAPY
WATCH FOR HYPO**
MEDCHOICE BASED ON PT, COMORBIDITY AND COST/COVERAGE
NO DPP-4I, GLP1ra AND/OR GIP TOGETHER
DM TREATMENT PRINCIPLES 2
DM MUST BE CONTROLLED W + W/O FOOD SO FPG AND PPG( POST PRANDIAL PLASMA GLUCOSE)
TO ACHIEVE AIC GOALS
AT HI AIC FPG PREDOMINANT DRIVER OF HYPER
AS AIC DROPS BELOW 7.5% PPG PREDOMINATES
BASAL INSULIN TARGETS FPG
ONCE T2D AT BASAL RATE OF 50-60 UNITS DAILY THEY GET IMPROVEMENT IN FPG.
*WHEN PPG PREDOMINATES CONSIDER ACTOS
PT MUST MONITOR PRE AND POST PRANDIAL( 1-2 HOURS POST MEAL)
DM NON PHARM
EXERCISE:
150 MINS MODERATE AEROBIC SPREAD OVER AT LEAST 3 DAYS A WEEK , NOT MORE THAN 2 DAYS SEDENTARY
RESISTANCE 2 OR > X A WEEK
AVOID ALCOHOL
AVOID SMOKING
WT LOSS 5-10%
MEDICAL NUTRITION THERAPY
3 VISITS W RD AT DIAGNOSIS AND ONGOING SEMI ANNUAL-ANNUAL-
3 VISITS SHOWN TO BE HIGHLY EFFECTIVE
DM FOLLOW UP
AIC Q 3 MONTHS and labs
LIFESTYLE ONLY-Q3 MONTHS UNITL AIC GOAL MATCHED AND SUSTAINED
MED RX - Q 3 MONTHS UNTIL GOAL MET THEN Q3 - 6 MONTHS ONCE AT GOAL
MED RX- Q 3 MONTHS ONGOING IF GOAL NOT REACHED OR CHANGE IN MED RX
LABS: ANNUAL
TOTAL URINARY PROTEIN ONCE MICROALBUMINURIA PRESENT
LIPID PROFILE ANNUAL/BIANNUAL IF ELEVATED
TSH ANNUAL ESP WOMEN
DM SCREENINGS
LOTS OF THESE O BOY
CAD-LIPID , BP, SMOKING
EKG > 50 IF STARTING EXERCISE PROGRAM*
FATTY LIVER DX-ASSOC >BMI, WAIST CIRC, >TRIG, <HDL
HEARING TEST-ALL FREQU> DM
OSA
DENTAL SCREEN/PERIODONTAL
COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT -LINK DM+ CVD+ ALZHEIMERS-NEURAL CELLS < GLUCOSE UPTAKE FORM TANGLES
DEPRESSION
FRACTURES- > HIP FRACTURES DESPITE > BONE MINERAL DENSITY
RENAL IMPAIRMENT
ANNUAL EYE EXAM
CANCER SCREEN -LIVER, PANCREAS( HOW TO SCREEN???) ENDOMETRIUM, COLON/RECTUM BREAST BLADDER
HIGHER CA RISK - THOUGHT DUE TO HYPERINSULINEMIA OR HYPERGLYCEMIA
REFERRALS
T1D OR T2D 3 MEDS+/OR INSULIN NOT AT GOAL :
ENDOCRINOLOGIST
FAMILY PLANNING-DM AFFECTS FERTILITY, COMPLICATES PREGNANCY
RD -MEDICAL NUTRITION THERAPY
OPTHALM ANNUAL
DENTAL ANNUAL
DMSE DIABETIC SELF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION
DSMS- DIABETIC SELF MGT SUPPORT
PODIATRY
MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL
SELF MGT
DSME
DSMS
DEFINITIONS
DSME- ALL DM PATIENTS SHOULD PARTICIPATE: FACILITATE KNOWLEDGE,SKILLS, ABILITY NECESSARY FOR SELF CAR
DSMS- TO ASSIST WITH IMPLEMENTING AND SUSTAINING SKILLS AND BEHAVIORS FOR ONGOING SELF MGT.
DM COMPREHENSIVE MEDical EVAL
AIC RECORDS REVIEW - WITH PREVIOUS TREATMENT REGIMENS
RESULTS OF PT GLUCOSE MONITORING ( SMBG)AND USE OF DATA
HYPOGLYCEMIA EPISODES AND AWARENESS, FREQUENCY AND CAUSES-IF ON SULFONY AMARYL- STOP IF HYPO EPISODES
HX OF HTN, > LIPIDS, TOBACCO USE
MICROVASCULAR COMPS-EYES, KIDNEY, FEET/HANDS ,ULCERS, SEXUAL DYS, GASTROPARESIS
MACROVASCULAR: HEART, CEREBROVASCULAR DX, PAD
DRUG ALGORITHM
2023 ADA GUIDELINES
FIRST LINE PHARMACOTHERAPY BASED N : GLYCEMIC MGT NEEDS. CARDIORENAL RISKS, COMORBIDITIES COST ACCESS
*CONSIDER COMBO PHARMACY AT INITIATION IF HGB AIC >= 1.5% ABOVE TARGET GOAL
CONSIDER EARLY INSULIN INITIATION IF HGB AIC >10% , BG >300 , SIGNS OF CATABOLISM
T2D MEDS ADA 23
ESTABLISHED ASCVD, HEART FAILURE, CKD
RECOMMENDED INDEPENDENT OF BASELINE AIC, TARGET AIC GOAL OR METFORMIN USE
ASCVD: GLP1-RA OR SGLT -2 i
IF HGBAIC >TARGET CONSIDER INCORPORATING BOTH
CONSIDER LO DOSE ACTOS (NO HF)
HEART FAILURE: SGLT2i- FARXIGA/DAPAGLIFOZIN, JARDIANCE/EMPAGLIFOZIN
NO TZD, NO SAXAGLIPTIN-dpp4 .IF AIC ABOVE TARGET
CKD -ENSURE ON MAXIMALLY TOLERATED ACEi/ARB: -SGLT2i- IF AIC ABOVE TARGET USE GLP 1RA ALSO
SGLT2i CAN BE INITIATED AS LOW AS EGFR 20ML/MIN.
STRONGEST BENEFIT WHEN UACR >=200 MG/G
AIC ABOVE TARGET-CONSIDER + GLP1RA
T2D ADA 23
PTS W CONCURRENT GLYCEMIC MGT AND WEIGHT MGT GOALS:
GLUCOSE LOWERING EFFICACY:
VERY HIGH: DULAGLUTIDE/TRULICITY (HIGH DOSE), SEMAGLUTIDE OZEMPIC, TIRZEPATIDE/MOUNJARO
HIGH: METFORMIN, EXTENATIDE, LIXISENATIDE
INTERMEDIATE: DPP -4i JANUVIA
WEIGHT LOSS EFFICACY:
VERY HIGH: SEMAGLUTIDE OZEMPIC, TIRZEPATIDE/MOUNJARO
HIGH: DULAGLUTIDE/TRULICITY.LIRAGLUTIDE/VICTOZA’
INTERMEDIATE: GLP1-RA.EXTENATIDE, LIXISENATIDE,SGLTi
INTRMEDIATE: JANUVA DPP4i, METFORMIN
COST AND ACCESS:
ORAL AGENTS IN GENERIC FORM /LOWER COST: SULFONYUREAS-AMARYL, GLIPIZIDE,GLIMEPIRIDE. TZD PIOGITAZONE
CONSIDER LOWER COST INSULINS: REGULAR , NPH
IF AIC >TARGET ADD AGENTS
DO NOT COMBINE DPP4i, GLP1RA AND /OR TIRZAPETIDE/MOUNJARO**
INSULIN!
COMP LIFESTYLE CHANGES AND NON INSULIN AGENTS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED PRIOR TO INSULIN THERAPY
*CONSIDER EARLY INSULIN INITIATION W EXTREME HYPERGLYCEMIA eg BG>=300MG/DL AIC >10 % OR SIGNS OF CATABOLISM PRESENT-
REASSESS AND MODIFY RX EVERY 3-6 MONTHS TO AVOID THERAPEUTIC INERTIA
INJECTABLE THERAPY TO LOWER AIC?
GLP1RA OR GLP1RA/GIP AND TITRATE TO MAINTENANCE DOSE
IF NOT APPR/WORKING …. ADD INSULIN- BASAL FIRST
T2D
INSULIN BASAL TO START
LONG ACTING OR NPH- TOUJEO/LANTUS-GLARGINE , DEGLUDEC/TRESIBA, DETEMIR/LEVEMIR
10 units once daily or 0.1 to 0.2 units/kg once daily
TITRATE TO FPG TARGET
USE EBP ALGORITHM:
> 2 UNITS EVERY 3 DAYS UNTIL FPG TARGET OBTAINED
*HYPOGLYCEMIA IS NEVER ACCEPTABLE
IF IT OCCURS REDUCE DOSE 20-30%
ASSESS BASAL INSULIN DOSE ADEQUACY AND EVALUATE FOR OVERBASALISATION
t2d insulin ada2023
AIC ABOVE TARGET
ON BEDTIME NPH? CONVERT TO BID NPH
TOTAL DOSE =80% OF CURRENT
2/3 IN AM
1/3 AT BEDTIME
NOT ON NPH?
ADD PRANDIAL INSULIN:
GIVE ONE DOSE AT MEAL WHICH IS LARGEST OR HAS LARGEST PPG( POSTPRANDIAL GLUCOSE) EXCURSION
PRANDIAL CAN BE DOSED INDIVIDUALLY OR MIXED WITH NPH AS APPROPRIATE
START: 4 UNITS /DAY OR 10% OF BASAL INSULIN DOSE
IF AIC <8% CONSIDER LOWERING BASAL DOSE BY 4 UNITS/DAY OR 10% OF BASAL DOSE
TITRATE: >DOSE 1-2 UNITS OR 10-15% BASAL TWICE WEEKLY
IF HYPOGLYCEMIA < DOSE BY 10-20%
BASAL AND PRANDIAL ADA 2023
AIC STILL ABOVE TARGET
1. STEPWISE ADD’L PRANDIAL 1 THEN 2 THEN 3 INJECTIONS TO REACH FULL BASAL -BOLUS REGIMEN
I.E. PRANDIAL INSULIN W MEALS AND BASAL INSULIN
2.SELF MIXED/SPLIT INSULIN REGIMENS W NPH
START: TOTAL NPH =80% CURRENT NPH
2/3 BEFORE BREAKFAST
1/3 BEFORE DINNER
ADD 4 UNITS OF SHORT/RAPID INSULIN TO EACH INJECTION OR 10% OF REDUCED NPH DOSE-TITRATE ACCORDING TO PT NEED
3. BID PREMIX INSULIN- NOVOLOG 70/30.DC ORAL MEDS EXCEPT METFORMIN,GLP1RA AND SGLT2i
INSULIN NAIVE: 0.2 to 0.3 units/kg/day or 10 to 12 units/day
2/3 DOSE AT BREAKFAST
1/3 DOSE AT DINNER
METABOLIC SYNDROME
abdominal obesity, hyperglycemia, dyslipidemia, and hypertension
METABOLIC SYNDROME CRITERIA
Increased waist circumference, with ethnic-specific waist circumference cut-points (table 2) 31.5 INC W, 35.4 IN MEN
●Triglycerides ≥150 mg/dL (1.7 mmol/L) or treatment for elevated triglycerides
●HDL cholesterol <40 mg/dL (1.03 mmol/L) in men or <50 mg/dL (1.29 mmol/L) in females, or treatment for low HDL
●Systolic blood pressure ≥130, diastolic blood pressure ≥85, or treatment for hypertension
●FPG ≥100 mg/dL (5.6 mmol/L) or previously diagnosed type 2 diabetes; an oral glucose tolerance test is recommended for patients with an elevated FPG, but it is not required
International Diabetes Federation (IDF)
METABOLIC SYNDROME TREATMENT
DIETS
2023 META ANALYSIS
MEDITERANEAB
LO FAT
SOME EVIDENCE FOR 8 HOUR FASTING PERIODS
EXERCISE
AEROBIC AND MUSCLE STRENGTHENING
LIPID LOWERING:
Evidence does not support metabolic syndrome as a coronary risk equivalent that would prompt statin initiation [121]. Nevertheless, metabolic syndrome is a "risk enhancing factor" that may warrant statin therapy even in individuals whose ASCVD risk would not otherwise meet the threshold for treatment
DM PREVENTION
SAME AS FOR PREDIABETES
START METFORMIN
BP SAME AS STANDARD
SUGGEST COMBO OLEMSARTAN /AMLODIPINE
THIAZIDES CAN CAUSE HYPERGLYCEMIA AND AFFECT LIPID PROFILE -
IF NOT :UTD:Alternatively, clinicians can initiate thiazide diuretics in combination with ACE inhibitors or ARB agents as these medications may counteract the hyperglycemia-inducing effects of thiazides
DKA OR HHNK
TWO MOST SERIOUS COMPLICATIONS OF DM
DKA -KETOACIDOSIS AND HYPERGLYCEMIA
HHNK NO KETOACIDOSIS BUT MORE SEVERE HYPERGLYCEMIA
PRECIPITANTS
DRUGS
LITHIUM
SGLT2I-USED MORE OFTEN
COCAINE
2ND GENREATION ATYPICAL ANTIPSYCHOTICS
ACUTE ILLNESS
INFECTION
STROKE/TIA
MI
PANCREATITIS-ACUTE
NEW ONSET DM (20%)
HHNK PRECIPITANT FACTORS
BETA BLOCKERS
CCB
STEROIDS
TPN
THIAZIDE DIURETICS
ENDO
THYROTOXICOSIS
CUSHINGS
ACUTE ILLNESS:
INFECTION -UTI SEPSIS PNA
PNCREATITIS
BURNS-SEVERE
PD-peritoneal dialysis
PE
DEHYDRATION ELDERLY
dka
clinical presentation
dka evolves rapidly over 24 HOUR PERIOD
FIRST HYPERGLYCEMIA
NEUROGLYCOPENIC SX
LETHARGY
FOCALSIGNS
OBTUNDATION
HYPERVENTILATION-
ABDOMINAL PAIN
NAUSEA AND VOMITING 46% ? FROM METABOLIC ACIDOSIS AND ELECTROLYTE ABNORMALITIES
S/S DEHYDRATION-DRY ORAL MUCOSA
TACHYCARDIA
PEAR DROP KETONE BREATH AND KUSSMAULS-COMPENSATORY HYPERVENTILATION
HHNK
CLINICAL PRESENTATION
DEVELOPS OVER LONGER PERIOD W 3 PS AND WT LOSS ->FEW DAYS
SAME -NEUROGLYCOPENIC SX LETHARGY FOCALAND OBTUNDATION
NEURO SIGNS MORE COMMON
ABD PAIN AND >VENTILATION NOT COMMON
SAME DEHYDRATION SX
NO KUSSMAULS
DKA AND HHNK
DIAGNOSTIC EVALUATION
MANAGE CAB( CIRC,AIRWAY BREATHING
MENTAL STATUS
VOLUME STATUS
DIIAGNOSTIC TESTING
SERUM ELECTROLYTES AND CALCULATE ANION GAP,
BUN CREATININE
CBCW DIFF
UA AND URINE KETONES BY DIPSTICK
PLASMA OSMOLALITY
SERUM BETA-HYDROXYBURATE -IF KETONES PRESENT
ABG IF LOW SERUM BICARB
EKG
OTHER INFECTION RELATED LABS
LAB FINDINGS
DKA >250 HHNK OR HHS>600
SERUM BICARB MEQ/L DKA <10 (SEVERE) HHNK>18-SERUM BICARB REALLY REDUCED IN DKA, NORMAL OR MILD REDCTION IN HHS
URINE KETONES DKA + HHS SMALL
SERUM OSMOLALITY DKA VARIABLE HHS >320
ANION GAP DKA >10->12 , HHK VARIABLE
ALTERATION IN MENTALSTATUSBOTH CAN LEAD TO STUPOR AND DROWSY
ANION GAP = SERUM NA -(SERUM CHLORIDE +BICARBONATE)
THAT IS WHY DKA HAS KUSSMAULS -ELEVATED ANION GAP METABOLIC ACIDOSIS ->RESPS TO REDUCE CO2 AND MITIGATE FALL IN ARTERIAL PH
IS IT DKA OR HHS
TRIAD OF FDKA IS
KETONEMIA-NITROPRUSSIDE TEST
ANION GAP METABOLIC ACIDOSIS
SERUM GLUCOSE USU <800 MG/DL
HHS
LITTLE OR NO KETOACID ACCUMULATION
SERUM GLUCSE MUCH HIGHER
NEURO SIGNS FIRST
PH>7.30
SERUM BICARB >20NEQ/L
SERUM GLUCOSE >600
NO KETONES IN URINE AND BLOOD-MAY GET MILD KETOSIS
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