Diabetes Medications Part 3: Non-Insulin Injected Medications and Insulin Pumps - Laurie Klipfel

Sale!

Diabetes Medications Part 3: Non-Insulin Injected Medications and Insulin Pumps – Laurie Klipfel

Original price was: $59.99.Current price is: $21.00.

An increasingly large number of patients with diabetes means more insulin pumps are being utilized and drug therapy continues to become complex and often difficult to understand; The course: Diabetes Medications Part 3: Non-Insulin Injected Medications and Insulin Pumps by Laurie Klipfel

SKU: 2aaa6844b6aa Category: Tag:

Description

Unbox your potential with the Diabetes Medications Part 3: Non-Insulin Injected Medications and Insulin Pumps – Laurie Klipfel course, available for only Original price was: $59.99.Current price is: $21.00. at WSOBox.com! Discover our treasure trove of over 60,000 downloadable digital courses spanning Uncategorized. Get professional, self-paced education and enjoy massive savings, often over 80% off. Unlock new skills now!

The course: Diabetes Medications Part 3: Non-Insulin Injected Medications and Insulin Pumps by Laurie Klipfel

  • Archive: ;
  • Total sizes: (Format files: )
  • Course language: English

An increasingly large number of patients with diabetes means more insulin pumps are being utilized and drug therapy continues to become complex and often difficult to understand. Incretin mimetics can improve glucose control with a decreased amount of insulin. When used appropriately this can decrease weight and decrease risk of complications from diabetes. Insulin pumps can improve not only blood sugars but quality of life. Becoming familiar with both non-insulin injected medication and insulin pumps is vital for all health care providers. In this program Laurie Klipfel, RN, MSN, APN-BC, CDE, will guide you through the treatment options and make the difficult concepts easy to understand and apply in clinical practice. 


  1. Specify which patients can benefit from incretin mimetics and insulin pumps.
  2. Evaluate effectiveness of insulin doses administered by insulin pumps and make recommendations for improved glucose control.
  3. Assess if a patient is appropriate to continue using an insulin pump while being hospitalized. 

  • Incretin Effect and Action
  • Incretin Mimetics
    • Exenatide
    • Liraglutide
    • Dulaglutide
    • Albiglutide
    • Lixisenatide
  • Insulin/GLP-1 combo
    • Insulin glargine plus lixisenatide
    • Insulin degludec plus liraglutide
    • Amylinomimetic-pramlintide
  • Insulin Pumps and Sensors
  • Evaluating Insulin Doses with a Pump
  • Using Insulin Pumps in Hospitalized Patients
  • Problem Solving

Open doors to endless learning with the Diabetes Medications Part 3: Non-Insulin Injected Medications and Insulin Pumps – Laurie Klipfel course at WSOBox.com! Secure lifetime access to our expertly packaged content, crafted to elevate your professional trajectory and personal development.

  • Lifetime Access: Unrestricted, permanent access to all your digital courses.
  • Smart Savings: Benefit from prices up to 80% lower than original sales pages.
  • Guaranteed Security: Your payments are processed with the highest security.
  • Actionable Content: Acquire practical, in-demand skills for real-world impact.
  • Immediate Download: Access your course content instantly after purchase.
  • Learn Anywhere: Study on any device, from desktop to mobile.

Discover your next breakthrough with WSOBox.com!

Additional information

Course language

Salepage:

Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.