Kinetics Of Anti Dm And Lipid Lowering Agents Jeopardy Template

Anti-DM 1	Anti-DM 2	Lipid-Lowering 1	Lipid-Lowering 2
100 C. Insulin Aspart Which type of insulin is degraded to monomers in the subcutaneous tissues having the characteristic of easy absorbability? A. Lente Insulin B. Insulin Detemir C. Insulin Aspart D. Insulin Glargine	100 A. Short acting Which insulin preparation is given thru IV ONLY because its dilution causes hexamers to dissociate immediately to monomers? A. Short acting B. Rapid acting C. Intermediate acting D. Long acting	100 C. Fluvastatin The following drugs are metabolized by CYP34A, except: A. Lovastatin B. Simvastatin C. Fluvastatin D. Atorvastatin	100 A. Oral The route of administration of Niacin A. Oral B. IV C. IM D. Subcutaneous
200 A. 30 minutes before eating To avoid postprandial hyperglycemia, short-acting insulin should be taken: A. 30 minutes before eating B. 3 minutes before eating C. 30 minutes after eating D. 3 minutes after eating	200 D. Glargine Which of the following long acting insulin is the first long acting peakless available in the market, which is less soluble at physiologic pH and more soluble at acidic pH? A. Detemir B. Ultralente C. Degludec D. Glargine	200 D. 2-4 weeks This is the time until maximum effect on lipids for Bile-acid binding resin: A. 1-2 weeks B. 1-3 weeks C. 2-3 weeks D. 2-4 weeks	200 C. 1.5-2hrs The half-life of Lovastatin, Simvastatin, Pravastatin, and Fluvastatin A. 14hrs B. 10hrs C. 1.5-2hrs D. 19hrs
300 D. Insulin Degludec Has a duration of action of more than 24 hours, given once a day or thrice a week: A. Insulin Detemir B. Insulin Glargine C. Insulin Lispro D. Insulin Degludec	300 A. Afrezza Which insulin inhaler is an ultra rapid acting insulin inhaled at the beginning of a meal? A. Afrezza B. Dreamboat C. Powdered insulin D. Exubera	300 A. Niacin This is excreted in the urine unmodified A. Niacin B. Resin C. Statins D. Omega 3	300 A. Oral Fibrates are completely absorbed after this route of administration A. Oral B. IV C. IM D. Subcutaneous
400 B. Pramlintide Which of the following has a half life of 48 minutes, given parenterally, and is metabolized in the kidneys with active metabolites? A. Bromocriptine B. Pramlintide C. Empagliflozin D. Sitagliptin	400 C. Glipizide Which of the second genration sulfonylureas should be given 30 minutes before breakfast because food reduces its absorption? A. Gliclazide B. Glyburide C. Glipizide D. Glimepiride	400 C. Ezetimibe This drug has a modest increase in HDL A. Statins B. Resin C. Ezetimibe D. Niacin	400 B. Bile Acid-Binding Resins Which are NOT absorbed or metabolically altered by the intestine? A. Statins B. Ezetimibe C. Fibrates D. Bile Acid-Binding Resins
500 A. Tolbutamide Which of the following first generation sulfonylureas are well absorbed, rapidly metabolized in the liver with a half life of 4-5 hours? A. Tolbutamide B. Chlorpropamide C. Tolazamide D. Acetohexamide	500 B. Nateglinide Which of the megletinide analogues has rapid absorption within 20minutes? A. Repaglinide B. Nateglinide C. Mitiglinide D. Tolazamide	500 B. Fenofibrate Which of the following Fibrates has a half-life of 20 hours? A. Gemfibrozil B. Fenofibrate C. Ciprofibrate D. Clofibrate	500 B. 400 mg/dL BAS should be discontinued if triglycerides exceed: A. 200 mg/dL B. 400 mg/dL C. 600 mg/dL D. 800 mg/dL

Kinetics of Anti-DM and Lipid-Lowering Agents

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