Long Acting Insulin Mnemonic for NCLEX | Nursing Pharmacology

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Long-acting insulins include the drugs glargine and detemir. Long acting insulins are given once daily, have no peak, and instead work steadily over a duration of around 24 hours. Long acting insulins cannot be mixed; they must be given in their own syringe.
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But there has been a mixed of long and rapid insulin now, it is called Ryzodeg, 70% long acting/degludec and 30% rapid acting/aspart

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