Insulin PowerPoint Template

Insulin PPT: Medical PowerPoint Template

• The insulin PPT template “created by RxSlides” a dynamic medical PowerPoint template, is designed specifically for healthcare professionals, pharmaceutical trainers and Brand Managers.
• These animated medical slides, designed by our team of medical experts, promise to engage your audience and leave a lasting impression.
• This Insulin PPT template Brings insulin's complex mechanisms to life with impressive animations.
• Download the Insulin PPT template and keep your audience engaged with interactive visuals that provide deeper understanding.
• Insulin is sold in the market under many brand names and here below are examples of them.

1. NovoMix 70/30: Produced by Novo Nordisk
2. Humalog Mix 75/25: Produced by Eli Lilly
3. Toujeo: Produced by Sanofi

Insulin PPT Template Content

• Nice looking cover slides to start your Insulin PPT presentation with.

• Editable table of contents that will help you explain the contents of your Insulin PPT presentation.

What is insulin? Animated Slides

• According to NIH, Insulin is a peptide hormone produced by beta cells in the pancreas. Insulin is critical in regulating blood sugar (glucose) levels and helps glucose uptake by cells, converting it into energy or storing it for later use.
• Insulin influences various metabolic processes, including protein synthesis, lipolysis and electrolyte and hormone regulation.
• You will see illustrations describing insulin-injected forms, including rapid-acting, short-acting, intermediate-acting, long-acting and premixed insulin analogs.
• An illustration explains Insulin structure as a Polypeptide chain composed of 51 amino acids arranged in two chains (A and B) connected by disulfide bonds.

The indications of insulin: Medical slides templates

• You will visualize the indications of Insulin by medical icons and illustrations explaining the symptoms of diabetes type 1 and type 2 as well (Maturity onset diabetes and Gestational diabetes).

Symptoms of type 1 diabetes

• Polyuria (Excessive urination, particularly at night).
• Polydipsia (Intense thirst and increased fluid intake).
• Polyphagia (Increased hunger and appetite).
• Weight loss despite adequate calorie intake.

Symptoms of type 2

• Polyuria and polydipsia, Fatigue and weakness, Blurred vision, Frequent infections,Skin problems and Slow-healing wounds.

Contraindications of insulin

• According to NIH, Contraindications of Insulin are illustrated, showing   Liver failure, Kidney failure, Creosol sensitivity and Hypokalemia cases.

Insulin pharmacodynamics

• The Insulin pharmacodynamics slide explains how synthetic Insulin compensates for the role of natural Insulin and attaches to insulin receptors, causing the glucose to enter the cell.

Insulin's mechanism of action

• Animated illustration shows that Insulin binds to specific receptors on target cells like muscle, fat and liver. Binding initiates a cascade of signaling events.
• As illustrated in Insulin PPT, this bound receptor can autophosphorylation and then Phosphorylate insulin receptor substrates (IRS), Cbl, APS and Sci, leading to the activation of Akt. Akt regulates the activity of glucose transporter 4 (GLUT4)
• Binding activates glucose transporters (GLUTs), particularly GLUT4, facilitating glucose entry into cells.
• The animation in the insulin PPT slides shows that insulin stimulates the conversion of glucose into glycogen for storage in the liver and muscle.

Insulin pharmacokinetics PowerPoint animated templates

• Insulin pharmacokinetics slides explain the following steps with illustrations:  

Absorption

• Different insulin types have distinct absorption profiles. Rapid-acting insulins peak within minutes, while long-acting ones release slowly over hours.
• You will notice two graphs to show the difference in absorption between subcutaneous insulin injection and insulin inhalation.

Distribution

• Insulin binds to specific receptors on target tissues like muscle, fat and liver, limiting its distribution in the bloodstream.

Metabolism

• Medical icons explain that Insulin is primarily broken down by the liver and kidney.
• Medical graphs in Insulin PPT showing the concentration measurement by time explain a half-life of 5-10 minutes.

Excretion

• Insulin metabolites are eliminated primarily through the urine.

Insulin's routes of administration

• Insulin's routes of administration slides are explained with visuals of Oral inhalation and Subcutaneous injection and include the Injection region and technique.

Subcutaneous injection

• The medical illustration explains the subcutaneous injection, the most common route, offering flexibility in injection sites and dose adjustments.
• Insulin is injected into the fatty layer beneath the skin.

Intravenous insulin

• It is used for rapid glycemic control in emergencies or critical illness. Insulin is injected directly into a vein for immediate effect.

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