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Para Niños: Cómo Colocarte una Inyección de Insulina (Dosis Combinada)

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Aquí te explicamos cómo mezclar dos tipos de insulina en la misma inyección. 'Normalmente un tipo es una insulina de acción más corta que es transparente. La otra es una insulina de acción intermedia, que tiene un aspecto turbio.

Author: Semko, Laura

Online Medical Reviewer: Turley, Raymond Kent, BSN, MSN, RN

Date Last Reviewed: 02/01/2020

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