Chlorpropamide

Endocrinologist: This is not correct—let me explain why. Chlorpropamide, an older first-generation sulfonylurea, is no longer used routinely due to its longer half-life, increased risk of hypoglycaemia, and potential for adverse effects. More importantly, sulfonylureas like chlorpropamide are not recommended during pregnancy because they can cross the placenta and stimulate foetal pancreatic beta-cells, leading to hypoglycaemia in the newborn. Sulfonylureas should be avoided altogether in gestational diabetes. Please try again!

 


  • Jonah prefere ficar sozinho. [undo]
  • Option 2 [undo]
  • State that assessment cannot continue without a clear image [undo]
  • Προτείνεις να επισκεφτείς τους φίλους σου. [undo]
  • Ask the patient to take a clear photo of the wound (10–15 cm distance, adequate lighting) and upload it to the app [undo]
  • Option 3 [undo]
  • Τεστ Ξανθοπρωτεΐνης [undo]
  • Your detail explanation [undo]
  • Setting up the reaction [undo]
  • Spironolactone [undo]
  • Furosemide (loop diuretic) [undo]
  • continue therapy [undo]
  • Chlorpropamide [undo]

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