How the model works: the liver adds glucose all day; meals add glucose over about 2 hours; each unit of insulin removes glucose along that insulin's action curve. Glargine acts flat over 24 hours; NPH given at 10 p.m. peaks around 4 a.m. Prednisone at 8 a.m. adds glucose through the afternoon and evening; a walk after dinner removes some. Below 70, the body fights back a little; above 180, some glucose spills in urine.
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Your job
Tap a card, then tap the box it belongs in. Cards and boxes are buttons, so Tab and Enter work too. Beat the par time with no more than one miss for three stars.
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