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Page 1: Rules Hosted by Jeffrey P Schaefer MSc MD FRCPC January 14, 2009

Rules

Hosted by Jeffrey P Schaefer MSc MD FRCPCJanuary 14, 2009

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SingleJeopardy

Rules• Self-score

• Select a box… go around the room

• Selector has first stab…

• Selector can ‘phone a friend’

• We’re all friends so chime in if you like

• File is located at http://dr.schaeferville.com (presentations)

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What’s theEpidelio?

An Ounceof

Prevention

T & Ttargets

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Make mebetter

OtherStuff

DIABETES GUIDELIND JEOPARDY

DoubleJeopardy

FinalJeopardy

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What’s the epidelio?100

Topic I 100 Question

The number of humans with diabetes mellitus in the year 2000.

a) 30 million?

b) 150 million?

c) 380 million?

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What is 150 million? (2000)

30 million 1985385 million 2025

Topic I 100 AnswerSingle

Jeopardy

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What’s the epidelio?200

The number of adult Canadiansdiagnosed with diabetes mellitus in

2005.

a)800,000b)1,200,000c)1,800,000

Topic I 200 Question

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Who are 1,800,000 adult Canadians?

• 5.5 % of the adult Canadian population

• 70% increase since 1998 CDA Guidelines

Topic I 200 QuestionGo To Single

Jeopardy

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What’s the epidelio?300

• Fasting Plasma Glucose ≥ 7.0 mmol, OR• Casual Plasma Glucose ≥ 11.1 mmol +

symptoms of hyperglycemia, OR• 2 hr Plasma Glucose ≥ 11.1 (75 OGTT)

Topic I 300 Answer

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What are the diagnosticcriteria for diabetes

mellitus?

Topic I 300 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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What’s the epidelio?400

Impaired *Fasting Glucose is:a) 5.1 – 6.9 mmol/lb) 5.5 – 6.9 mmol/lc) 5.9 – 6.9 mmol/l

* no calories x 8 hr

Topic I 400 Question

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What (IFG) is 5.9 – 6.9 mmol/l?

• AND impaired glucose tolerance 7.8 – 11.0 mmol/l at 2 hr 75 OGTT

• BONUS QUESTION

• Either IFG or IGT is known

• Prediabetes

Topic I 400 QuestionGo To Single

Jeopardy

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What’s the epidelio?500

Among those ≥ 40 year, screening for diabetes should be done by:

a) FPG q 3 yearsb) Hgb A1C q 2 yearsc) 75 g OGTT q 1 years

Topic I 500 Question

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What is FPG q 3 years?

Topic I 500 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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An Ounce of Prevention100

Topic II 100 Question

Approved methods to PREVENTthe onset of Type 1 diabetes mellitus

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What are ‘there are none’?

• Nicotinamide trial (ENDIT)

• Insulin injection trial* (DPT-1)

both mainly negative

Topic II 100 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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An Ounce of Prevention 200

•Diet and Exercise (150 min/wk) for 4 years among those at risk resulted in a reduction of Type 2 diabetes of:

a) 15%b) 36%c) 58%

Topic II 200 Question

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What is 58% (and 5% loss of body

weight)

• Two studies:

• Diabetes Prevention Program

• Finnish Diabetes Prevention Study

Topic II 200 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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An Ounce of Prevention 300

Common to Metformin, Acarbose, Troglitazone, Rosiglitazone, Ramipril, Xenical….

Topic II 300 Question

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What are drugs shown toreduce the incidence of Type 2

DM?

Topic II 300 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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An Ounce of Prevention 400

Among patients with IGT which of the following should be considered to prevent Type 2 DM? (best answer)

a)metformin or acarboseb)troglitazone or rosiglitazone

c)ramipril or xenical

Topic II 400 Question

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What is metformin or acarbose?

• Metformin 850 mg po bid

• Acarbose 100 mg po tid

Topic II 400 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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An Ounce of Prevention 500

Among patients with IFG which of the following should be considered to prevent Type 2 DM? (best answer)a)rosiglitazone or piaglizatone

b)ramipril or nicotinamidec)losartan or xenical

Topic II 500 Question

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What is a thiozolidinedione?

• ‘No Known Cardiac Disease’

• (not just CCVS III, IV)

Topic II 500 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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Tests & Targets100

For most with diabetes, Hgb A1C should be measured:

a) every 2 monthsb) every 3 monthsc) every 6 months

Topic III 100 Question

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What is every 3 months? (D)

• Only among those at target and in a stable lifestyle situation can q 6 months be considered

Topic III 100 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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Tests & Targets 200

Blood glucose ketone testing is CDA recommended for:

a)no one – it has been phased outb)Type 2 diabetes during acute illnessc)Type 1 diabetes during acute illnessd)Type 1 diabetes at least twice per mo

Topic III 200 Question

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What is Type 1 diabetes during acute illness?

• Has anyone here actually prescribed this?

Topic III 200 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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Tests & Targets 300

Target Hgb A1C for most patients with diabetes mellitus:

a) < 6.0%b) < 6.5%c) < 7.0%d) < 8.0%

Topic III 300 Question

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What is Hgb A1c < 7.0%?

Topic III 300 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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Tests & Targets 400

Target Fasting or Pre-Prandial glucose for most patients with diabetes mellitus:

a) 4.0 – 7.0 mmol/lb) 4.2 – 7.5 mmol/lc) 4.4 – 7.8 mmol/ld) 4.8 – 8.0 mmol/l

Topic III 400 Question

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What is 4.0 – 7.0 mmol/l?

Topic III 400 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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Tests & Targets500

Target 2 hour post prandial glucose for most patients with diabetes mellitus:

a) 3.0 – 8.0 mmol/l

b) 4.0 – 9.0 mmol/l

c) 5.0 – 10.0 mmol/l

d) 6.0 – 11.0 mmol/l

Topic III 500 Question

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What is 5.0 to 10.0 mmol/l?

Topic III 500 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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Make me better100

For the management of Type 1 DM, rapid acting insulin (aspart or lispro) is preferred to regular insulin because:

a) lower Hgb A1cb) more predictable absorption

c) less hypoglycemiad) less painful injection

Topic IV 100 Question

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What is less hypoglycemia?

BONUS QUESTION

• How many grams of oral glucose is recommended for symptoms of hypoglycemia?

• 15 grams

Topic IV 100 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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Make me better 200

Compensated patients with Type 2 DM who do not achieve targets with lifestyle modification should have this agent considered first…

a) rosiglitazoneb) insulin

c) metformind) repaglinidee) acarbose

Topic IV 200 Question

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What is metformin?

Topic IV 200 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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Make me better 300

Dipeptidyl Peptidase IV is an enyzme that:

a) Cleaves insulinb) Cleaves pre-pro-insulinc) Cleaves glucagond) Cleaves glucogon like peptide

Topic IV 300 Question

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What is cleaves Glucagon Like Peptide (GLP)?

• GLP Actions– inhibits gastric motility– inhibits gastric acid secretion– inhibits glucagon secretion– augments glucose stimulated insulin secretion– ‘expands’ beta-cell mass– induces satiety (central action)

Topic IV 300 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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Make me better 400

For Type 2 dm on metformin who fail to achieve targets, which of the following agents are next in line per CDA?

a) alpha-glucosidase inhibitorb) DPP-IV inhibitorc) insulind) insulin secretagogue (metiglinide or

sulfonylurea)e) thiozolidinedionef) weight loss agent

Topic IV 400 Question

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What are any of these?

Topic IV 400 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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Make me better 500

DAILY DOUBLE!!!!!!!wager please

According to CDA guidelines, what are the major advantages of a DPP-IV

inhibitor?

Topic IV 500 Question

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What are:efficacy

rare hypoglycemiaimproved post-prandial control

weight neutral once a day dosing

Topic IV 500 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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Other Stuff100

Topic V 100 Question

Among patients who present with an acute coronary syndrome and PG ≥ 12.0, an insulin infusion should be started to maintain glucose between:

a)8.0 – 12.0 mmol/lb)7.0 – 10.0 mmol/lc)6.0 – 9.0 mmol/ld) no need for an infusion

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What is a 7.0 – 10.0 mmol/l?

Topic V 100 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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Other Stuff 200

Among otherwise healthy elderly people with diabetes, glycemic targets should be…

a) more stringent than in younger patients

b) the same as that in younger patientsc) less stringent than in younger patients

Topic V 200 Question

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What is the same as in younger patients.?

Otherwise healthy elderly people with diabetes should be treated to achieve the same glycemic, blood pressure and lipid targets as younger people with diabetes [Grade D, Consensus].

In people with multiple comorbidities, a high level of functional dependency or limited life expectancy, the goals should be less stringent [Grade D, Consensus].

Topic II 200 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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Other Stuff 300

The in-hospital management of diabetes should include the use of sliding scale dosing of insulin.

a) Trueb)False

Topic V 300 Question

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What is false?

Topic V 300 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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Other Stuff 400

All (unless contra-indicated) patients with diabetes should receive which vaccinations?

Topic V 400 Question

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What are influenza (annually) and pneumococcus

vaccinations?

Topic V 400 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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Other Stuff 500

Among males with diabetes mellitus age ≥ 60 years, what is the percentage of complete erectile dysfunction?

a) 20%b) 30%c) 40%

Topic V 500 Question

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What is 40%

Topic V 500 AnswerGo To Single

Jeopardy

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FINAL JEOPARDY

Place your wagers…

History of Medicine

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FINAL JEOPARDY

In what year did Drs. Frederick Banting, Charles Best, James Collip, and John MacLeod inject the first human with insulin?

(accept a 95% CI of +/- 5 years)

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When was 1922?

• 1920: Banting had an idea• 1921: isolated pancreatic extract• 1922: first tests on Leonard

Thompson Jan 11, 1922• 1923: Banting & MacLeod win

Nobel Prize• 1923: Best turned efforts toward

mass production 1,800 – 2,200 Units/kg pancreas

Leonard Thompson: diagnosed age 14 Type I DM. Died of pneumonia 13 years later.