Long acting vs Meal-time vs Sliding scale insulin [UndergroundMed]

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[@mtillman7998]

The breakdown of the 3 groups is just what ive been looking for. Help me understand the different insulins. Thank you!!!

[@lyndakeys4659]

Thank you, you made everything so clear and understandable.

[@plastiquehair]

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thank you so much this gives me so much understanding

[@Drum-Analogy1]

i think lispro and aspart are rather rapid acting insulin. short acting to the best of my knowledge is rather regular insulin. Otherwise this video is top notch

[@iluxionxz]

Thank you

[@attibannabawi]

Dang good explanation

[@swatiM722]

Thanku !! very well explained!♥️

[@nha8909]

THANK YOU

[@jansenallensigaton6328]

Spot on

[@cloiri]

ThankYOUsoMUCH

[@BkJ4son]

Yo I hope everything in your life works out well for you lol this helped me so much....

[@kathysharfe7088]

You got some of that wrong aka meal time insulin is fast acting insulin aka Novalog aka Humalog are all fast acting insulin. Lantus is a low acting insulin and can be taken at bedtime or in the morning as long as it's been 24 hours. Sorry I just had to correct you because I'm a type one diabetic and have been one for 22 years, since I was 11 years old. But besides that you got the rest of it correct.