5 Types of Insulins - Pharmacology for Nursing - Diabetic drugs Types & Memory Tricks

Описание: 🎯 Struggling to remember the types of insulin? You're not alone—and I’ve got your back! In this video, Nurse Cheung breaks down the 5 types of insulin medications in a way that’s actually easy to understand (and maybe even fun 😏).

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00:00 Introduction to Insulin
01:09 Insulin Impairment - Hyperglycemia
01:32 Diabetes Type 1 vs Diabetes Type 2
02:49 Gestational Diabetes, DKA, HHS, Hyperkalemia
04:44 5 Types of Insulins
05:44 Rapid-Acting Insulin
06:57 Short-Acting Insulin
08:19 Intermediate-Acting Insulin NPH
09:54 Long-Acting Insulin
11:30 Ultra-Long Acting Insulin
12:22 Insulin Regimens
14:35 Practice Questions

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