Intermediate Acting Insulin Mnemonic for Nursing Pharmacology (NCLEX)

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Intermediate acting insulin formulations include NPH insulin. This type of insulin works slower than rapid or short-acting insulins but faster than long-acting insulins, with a peak time averaging around 5 hours after administration. Remember that NPH has a cloudy appearance and that when mixed with regular insulin, it should be drawn up in the syringe last, after regular insulin has already been drawn.
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