Question 322 · LEK · Treatment
Detemir is a hypoglycemic agent that that is one of:
- A. short-acting insulin analogues.
- B. short-acting insulins.
- C. glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists.
- D. long-acting insulin analogues.
- E. gliflozins.
Hint
Detemir is a modified human insulin carrying a fatty acid chain that binds albumin and prolongs its action.
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