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Insulin Syringe Preparation: How to Mix Short- and Intermediate-Acting Insulin Step 1: Roll and clean. ​ Step 2: Add air to cloudy (intermediate-acting) insulin. ​ Step 3: Add air to clear (short-acting) insulin. ​ Step 4: Withdraw clear (short-acting) insulin first, then cloudy (intermediate-acting) insulin.
The steps for mixed doses must be followed in the correct order. Specifically, air must be injected into the vial of the slower-acting insulin first and the faster-acting insulin must be drawn into the syringe first.
The Clear to Cloudy Concept: Do You Draw Up NPH or Regular Insulin First? Always follow the clear to cloudy rule when drawing up insulin. Draw regular insulin (clear) before NPH insulin (cloudy).
Regular insulin (clear) should be drawn into the syringe first, then the NPH (cloudy) - clear before cloudy. Administer approximately 30 minutes before meals for the greatest effectiveness.
wash hands. gently rotate NPH insulin bottle. wipe off tops of insulin vials with alcohol sponge. draw back amount of air into the syringe that equals total dose. inject air equal to NPH dose into NPH vial. air equal to regular dose into regular vial. invert regular insulin bottle and withdraw regular insulin dose.
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With the insulin syringe and needle attached, turn the clear insulin bottle upside down, with the needle bevel within the insulin, withdraw the required amount of clear insulin into the syringe. Then do the same with the cloudy insulin. Always withdraw clear insulin first before withdrawing cloudy insulin.
When you mix regular insulin with another type of insulin, always draw the regular insulin into the syringe first. When you mix two types of insulins other than regular insulin, it does not matter in what order you draw them into the syringe.
This medicine is given as a shot under the skin of your stomach, thighs, or upper arm. Use a different body area each time you give yourself a shot. Keep track of where you give each shot to make sure you rotate body areas. Check the liquid in the vial or pen.

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