Hello Suzanne, sorry for my delayed response but was out of the country. Tujeo doses the same as Lantus (one is just more concentrated) and instead of having just 100units/ml there are 300units/mL. The Lantus pen has 3mL today (rendering a total of 300 units of insulin/pen) and the Toujeo has 1.5mL (rendering 450 units of insulin/pen). But I'll do a Victoza one for you :)
Hello Maxstirner242, do you mean urine sliding scale? Blood glucose is a much more accurate means of measuring blood sugar than using urine levels, is that still in practice anywhere? I could imagine the calculations would be the same based on the sugar levels measured in the urine.
Very good analysis
Thank You this really helps.I’m a pharmacy technician
Fantastic news @Pht Mom Passion & Lifestyle - I am a pharmacy tech as well :)
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Plz teach us on how to control blood sugar in patients taking steroids
Very helpful thank you
Thank you for this! Very helpful and made it easy to understand :)
thank you so much for the explanation.
Awesome video. It is very helpful. Thank you.
Thanks YD!!
thank you!!!!!
Humulin products come as pens now, including Relion brand Novolin products
Daniel Bundrick you are correct !
Thanks a lot! It is very easy 😊
Wonderful news!!
Thank you
You're welcome!
awesome!!!!!
Thank you, @Karanir :)
Thank u I also have trouble with nebulizer math as well
If you send me the questions you have, Suzanne, I will be more than happy to help you. mjohnston@healthandhopeclinic.org
Can u do victoza and tujeo and tresibia dosing I always overthink on those
Hello Suzanne, sorry for my delayed response but was out of the country. Tujeo doses the same as Lantus (one is just more concentrated) and instead of having just 100units/ml there are 300units/mL. The Lantus pen has 3mL today (rendering a total of 300 units of insulin/pen) and the Toujeo has 1.5mL (rendering 450 units of insulin/pen). But I'll do a Victoza one for you :)
@@MichaelFromMiami for victoza pen please. I need to learn
How do you calculate the day supply for per sliding scale ?
Hello Maxstirner242, do you mean urine sliding scale? Blood glucose is a much more accurate means of measuring blood sugar than using urine levels, is that still in practice anywhere? I could imagine the calculations would be the same based on the sugar levels measured in the urine.