Evaluation of Total Daily Dose and Glycemic Control for Patients on U-500 Insulin Admitted to the Hospital

Abstract

The number of patients using U-500 regular insulin has significantly increased in recent years. These patients are severely insulin resistant requiring high doses of insulin to achieve glycemic control. However, it has been observed that a patient's insulin requirements may dramatically decrease upon admission to the hospital. The medical literature is sparse on this issue, with no formal published guidelines. Therefore, we sought to systematically investigate this phenomenon in our institution.

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Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
May 20, 2016
Accession Number
AD1030616

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  • Andrew O. Paulus
  • Darrick J. Beckman
  • Irene Folaron
  • Jack E. Lewi
  • Jeffrey A. Colburn
  • Mark W. True
  • Richard P. Davis
  • Sky D. Graybill

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