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Card 6
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If HbA1c concentrations are poorly controlled it is usually considered to be a rise of HbA1c to
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Card 7
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If metformin hydrochloride does not control HbA1c to below the agreed threshold treatment should be intensified with:
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Card 8
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If triple therapy is required to manage diabetes use
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Card 9
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When should glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonist be prescribed?
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Card 10
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If metformin is contra-indicated or not tolerated, initial treatment should be single therapy with:
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Card 11
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Repaglinide should only be used in combination with
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Card 12
Front
Examples of rapid acting analogue (Bolus insulin)
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Card 13
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Example of intermediate acting insulin (Basal insulin)
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Card 14
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Example of long acting insulin (basal insulin)
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Card 15
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Types of insulin regimens
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