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CCRN Nursing Exam Prep - Adult Critical Care

Category - Adult Critical Care Registered Nurse Test Prep

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An 18 year old female Type I diabetic patient is in the emergency room after suffering an episode of Diabetic Ketoacidosis. Which of the following is true regarding regular insulin administered subcutaneously?

peak in 6 hours
peak in 30 minutes
peak in 2 hours
peak in 2-4 hours

Explanation

Answer: D - Regular insulin administered subcutaneously peaks in 2-4 hours. This is important to know when a patient is put on a insulin regimen or in a Hyperglycaemic attack that rapid acting insulin should be used instead of regular insulin initially.

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