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in' su lin lye' sproe insulin lispro, control blood sugar in people who have diabetes, insulin lispro is a prescription drug, hormones, people who have diabetes do not produce enough natural insulin, a substance that is needed to break down carbohydrates, fats, proteins from food, move sugar from the blood to other parts, the body, insulin lispro works by replacing the insulin that is normally produced by the body, insulin lispro starts working more quickly, continues to work for a shorter time than regular insulin, insulin lispro is always used with other medications for diabetes, will need to use another type, insulin, take an oral medication, depending on the type, diabetes you have, insulin lispro comes as a solution, liquid, to inject subcutaneously, under the skin, usually injected 15 minutes before a meal, immediately after a meal, a physician will tell you how many times you should inject insulin lispro each day, use insulin lispro exactly as directed, never use insulin lispro when you have symptoms, hypoglycemia, low blood sugar , checked my blood sugar and found it, low, call a physician in these cases, insulin lispro controls diabetes, ask my doctor if you should continue to use insulin lispro, consult doctor before you stop using insulin lispro, do not switch to another brand, type, insulin, change the dose, any type, insulin you are using, insulin lispro comes in vials, cartridges that contain medication, placed in dosing pens, dosing pens that contain cartridges, medication, be sure you know what type, container my insulin lispro comes in and what other supplies, needles, syringes, pens you will need to inject my medication, insulin lispro comes in vials, will need to use syringes to inject my dose, be sure to use syringes that are marked u-100, questions about the type, syringe you should use, insulin lispro comes in cartridges, will need to purchase an insulin pen separately, check the manufacturer's information for the patient to see what type, pen is right for the cartridge size you are using, carefully read the instructions that come with my pen, pharmacist to show you, questions about the type, pen you should use, insulin lispro comes in pens, be sure to read and understand the manufacturer's instructions, pharmacist how to use the pen, follow the directions carefully, always prime the pen before use, never remove the cartridge from the pen, attempt to add any other type, insulin to the cartridge, never reuse needles, syringes and never share needles, syringes, cartridges, pens, are using an insulin pen, always remove the needle right after you inject my dose, throw away needles and syringes in a puncture-resistant container, dispose, the puncture resistant container, a physician may tell, mix my insulin lispro with another type, insulin, same syringe, a physician will tell you exactly, do this, always draw insulin lispro into the syringe, always use the same brand, syringe, always inject the insulin immediately after mixing, can inject my insulin lispro, in my thighs, stomach, upper arms, each time you inject insulin lispro you should choose a spot that is at least 1/2 inch away from the spot where you gave my last injection, always look at my insulin lispro before you inject it, it should be as clear, colorless, fluid as water, my insulin lispro if, colored, cloudy, thickened, contains solid particles, the expiration date on the bottle has passed, insulin lispro comes in vials, follow these steps to prepare my dose, wash my hands, are using a new bottle, flip off the plastic cap, do not remove the stopper, wipe the top, the bottle with an alcohol swab, pull back the plunger, the syringe until the top, the plunger is even with the dose a physician told, inject, push the needle through the rubber stopper on the bottle, push down on the plunger to inject the air into the bottle, turn the bottle upside down without removing the syringe, be sure the tip, the needle is under the liquid, bottle, slowly pull back on the plunger until the top, the plunger is even with the dose a physician told, inject, while the needle is still, bottle, check whether there are air bubbles, syringe, there are bubbles, hold the syringe upright and tap on it to push the bubbles to the top, push the plunger up to move the bubbles out, the syringe, then pull the plunger back down to the correct dose, remove the needle from the bottle and lay the syringe down so that the needle is not touching anything, to inject a prepared dose, insulin lispro using a syringe, pen, use an alcohol pad to wipe the area where you plan to inject my medication, pinch up a large area, skin, spread the skin flat with my hands, insert the needle into my skin, a physician will tell you exactly, do this, are using a syringe, push the plunger all the way down, are using a pen, follow the manufacturer's instructions for dispensing a dose, pull the needle out and press down on the spot for several seconds, do not rub it, before using insulin lispro, allergic to insulin, humulin, iletin, novolin, velosulin, any other medications, vitamins, nutritional supplements, herbal products you are taking, be sure to mention, angiotensin converting enzyme, ace, inhibitors, benazepril, lotensin, captopril, capoten, enalapril, vasotec, fosinopril, monopril, lisinopril, prinivil, zestril, moexipril, univasc, perindopril, aceon, quinapril, accupril, ramipril, altace, trandolapril, mavik, antacids; antihistamines; beta blockers, atenolol, tenormin, labetalol, normodyne, metoprolol, lopressor, toprol xl, nadolol, corgard, propranolol, inderal, digoxin, digitek, lanoxin, diuretics, 'water pills', cholesterol-lowering medications, niacin, niacor, niaspan, hormone replacement therapy; isoniazid, inh, nydrazid, laxatives; medications for mental illness and upset stomach; monoamine oxidase inhibitors including isocarboxazid, marplan, phenelzine, nardil, selegiline, eldepryl, tranylcypromine, parnate, oral contraceptives, birth control pills, oral medications for diabetes; oral steroids, dexamethasone, decadron, dexone, methylprednisolone, medrol, prednisone, deltasone, salicylate pain relievers, aspirin, choline magnesium trisalicylate, trisalate, choline salicylate, arthropan, diflunisal, dolobid, magnesium salicylate, doan's, salsalate, argesic, disalcid, salgesic, sodium polystyrene sulfonate, kayexalate, sulfa antibiotics; theophylline, theodur, thyroid medications, a physician may need to change the doses, monitor you carefully for side effects, ever had nerve damage caused by my diabetes; any disease that affects my adrenal, a gland near the kidney that produces chemicals needed for fluid balance, pituitary, a gland, head that produces many chemicals, thyroid glands, liver, kidney disease , pregnant, plan to become pregnant, when breast-feeding , become pregnant while using insulin lispro, surgery, dental surgery, using insulin lispro, ask a physician about the safe use, alcoholic beverages, using insulin lispro, alcohol can cause my blood sugar to drop, rise, especially when you are using this medication, ask a physician what to do if you get sick, experience unusual stress, plan to travel across more than two time zones, change my exercise, activity schedule, changes can affect my dosing schedule, amount, insulin you will need, ask a physician how often you should check my blood sugar, be aware that hypoglycemia may affect my ability to perform tasks, driving and ask a physician if you need, blood sugar before driving, operating machinery, a special diet, be sure to follow all dietary recommendations made by a physician, dietitian, important to eat a healthful diet, to eat about the same amounts, the same kinds, food at about the same times each day, skipping, delaying meals, changing the amount, kind, food you eat can cause problems with my blood sugar control, insulin lispro, injected shortly before, after a meal, remember my dose before, shortly after my meal, inject the missed dose, some time has passed since my meal, call a physician to find out whether you should inject the missed dose, do not inject a double dose to make up for a missed one, what side effects can this medication cause, symptoms, eat, drink a food, beverage with sugar in it, hard candy, fruit juice, symptoms, low blood sugar , hypoglycemia, shakiness, dizziness , rapid heartbeat, sweating, confusion, blurred vision , headache, numbness , tingling, the mouth, weakness, fatigue, pale color, sudden hunger, symptoms, call a physician immediately; symptoms, high blood sugar , hyperglycemia, thirst, dry mouth, tiredness, flushing, dry skin, frequent urination, appetite, trouble breathing, insulin lispro, side effects, tell a physician if the following symptom is severe, does not go away, redness, swelling, itching, place where you injected insulin lispro, some side effects can be serious, symptoms are uncommon, rash and itching, difficulty breathing , swallowing, hives, wheezing, upset stomach , blurred vision , dizziness , fainting, fast heartbeat, sweating, changes, feel, skin, skin thickening, a little indentation, skin, muscle weakness, tingling in arms, legs, constipation, stomach cramps , upset stomach , vomiting, frequent urination, especially at night, extreme thirst, depression, insulin lispro, other side effects, any unusual problems while taking this medication, don't switch containers, tightly closed, keep away from kids, store vials, insulin lispro, refrigerator, do not freeze them, may store the vial you are using outside the refrigerator in a cool dark place for up to 28 days, a physician tells, dilute my insulin lispro, the vial, diluted medication can be stored for 28 days, refrigerator, 14 days at room temperature, store extra insulin lispro pens and cartridges that are not in use, refrigerator, do not freeze them, store the pen and cartridge you are using outside the refrigerator in a cool dark place for up to 28 days, drug disposal, emergency/overdose, overdose, the victim has collapsed, is not breathing, insulin lispro overdose can occur if you take too much insulin lispro, take the right amount, insulin lispro, eat, exercise less than usual, insulin lispro overdose can cause hypoglycemia, hypoglycemia listed above, eat, drink a food, beverage with sugar in it, hard candy, fruit juice, other symptoms, overdose, coma, seizures, a physician will order certain lab tests, body's response to insulin lispro, a physician will also tell you, check my response to insulin by measuring my blood, urine sugar levels at home, follow these instructions carefully, should always wear a diabetic identification bracelet, sure you get proper treatment in an emergency, humalog