While administering

Explain the different types of insulin, their examples, action and nursing consideration while administering the specific insulin.

Type of Insulin

Rapid-acting insulin

Short-acting insulin

Intermediate-acting insulin

Long-acting insulin

Mixed Insulin

Nursing consideration

Explain the different types of insulin, their examples, action and nursing consideration while administering the specific insulin.

Type of Insulin

Rapid-acting insulin

Short-acting insulin

Intermediate-acting insulin

Long-acting insulin

Mixed Insulin

Action

Explain the different types of insulin, their examples, action and nursing consideration while administering the specific insulin.

Type of Insulin

Rapid-acting insulin

Short-acting insulin

Intermediate-acting insulin

Long-acting insulin

Mixed Insulin

Different types of insulin

Explain the different types of insulin, their examples, action and nursing consideration while administering the specific insulin.

Type of Insulin

Rapid-acting insulin

Short-acting insulin

Intermediate-acting insulin

Long-acting insulin

Mixed Insulin

Geriatric client

With ageing changes occur in the areas of absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of medications. Explain how does the dosage calculation differ from a paediatric client with a geriatric client

Paediatric client

With ageing changes occur in the areas of absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of medications. Explain how does the dosage calculation differ from a paediatric client with a geriatric client

Dosage calculation

With ageing changes occur in the areas of absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of medications. Explain how does the dosage calculation differ from a paediatric client with a geriatric client

Excretion of medications

With ageing changes occur in the areas of absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of medications. Explain how does the dosage calculation differ from a paediatric client with a geriatric client

Metabolism

With ageing changes occur in the areas of absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of medications. Explain how does the dosage calculation differ from a paediatric client with a geriatric client

Distribution

With ageing changes occur in the areas of absorption, distribution, metabolism and excretion of medications. Explain how does the dosage calculation differ from a paediatric client with a geriatric client