Types of Insulin and How It Works

In this whiteboard lesson, Dr. Carmen Corder from Health Ed Solutions guides healthcare providers through an engaging lesson on how insulin works. Dr. Corder explains the different types of insulin and covers its onset, peak, and duration. If you're in nursing school or a nurse needing an insulin refresher, this is a great lesson!
📌 Insulin is a hormone made by the pancreas that allows the body to use sugar.
📌Types of Insulin:
✔ Rapid-acting Insulin
✔ Short-acting Insulin
✔ Intermediate-acting Insulin
✔ Long-acting Insulin
📌Onset - when the insulin starts working
📌Peak - when the insulin has its strongest effects on the blood sugar
📌Duration - how long the insulin has its effects on the blood sugar
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[@kelafarrugia]

great video, really simplified insulins, thank you for this !

[@user-hw4hp4on5c]

Thanks! This video really helped me understand

[@alisonokafor95]

Very well explained . Thankyou

[@DonMerri]

Excellent and very informative! Thank you!!

[@pepitobenegas]

Thank you, very well explained.

[@deepikaaggarwal5124]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@nursesings4God]

Excellent video!

[@justtry3914]

This is spectacular

[@thewestindianboy]

Great video. Would these standards apply to India?

[@rawan_hamamreh]

Loved this

[@born2drum1]

Rapid acting onset and peak are 15 minutes and 1 hour respectively.

[@lanunarodorji9589]

Can I know what editing skills you used for this teaching video?

[@santiagobazoberry3627]

Is there a way to replace Novolog and Tresiba with Admelog and Basaglar?

[@weeeeeoow]

thank you! but do long acting insulins peak?🤔

[@AdegbiteStephen-zz8bl]

Thanks you Dr Igudia on UA-cam for all you do in my life and my family. I went for a test today after taking the medication i ordered from Dr Igudia and I tested type 2 Diabetes’s negative. Thanks doctor I will keep letting the world know about your good work sir.

[@yogeshwaman6054]

Informational... Thanks. 👍. Feedback plz Make more videos on clinical conditions.

[@HealthEdSolutions]

Appreciate the feedback! Any particular topics you would like us to cover? Thanks for watching!

[@yogeshwaman6054]

Thanks for the given opportunity. I mean a case discussion with concluding differential diagnosis for the case & getting a final diagnosis with explanation for doing so as well as make us understand pathophysiology for the same disease along with disease symptoms.

[@HealthEdSolutions]

@@yogeshwaman6054 that’s a great idea! Passing it on to the medical content team :)

[@Dr.ShastraDuttaPant-yd6bv]

Deal with types of insulin, doses and side effects.

[@shah1494]

Irritating popping sounds