Diabetes Pharmacology Made Visual | 32-Page Study Guide + Workbook

💊 Make diabetes pharmacology easier to understand, remember and apply.

Diabetes Medicines Made Visual is a 32-page A4 visual study guide designed to turn complex diabetes pharmacology into clear, memorable diagrams, comparisons and clinically relevant explanations. 🧠✨

Rather than memorising endless drug lists, this guide helps you understand:

⚙️ how the medicines work

🎯 where they act

❤️ why they are chosen

⚠️ the important safety points to remember

Inside, you’ll explore:

💊 Metformin, SGLT2 inhibitors, DPP-4 inhibitors, GLP-1 receptor agonists, tirzepatide, sulfonylureas, pioglitazone and insulin

🩸 Glucose homeostasis, insulin physiology and major drug targets

🔬 Mechanisms of action illustrated step by step

❤️ Cardiovascular benefits of diabetes medicines

🫘 Renal benefits and prescribing considerations

⚠️ Hypoglycaemia recognition and treatment

💧 SGLT2 inhibitor safety, sick-day rules and DKA

💉 GLP-1 agonist counselling and important adverse effects

📈 Insulin types, action profiles and common regimens

🚨 DKA vs HHS

🫘 Diabetes medicines in renal impairment

👵 Older adults, frailty and pregnancy considerations

🧩 Prescribing combinations and common pitfalls

⚖️ Treatment selection and class comparisons

🩺 Case-based clinical decision making

📝 Final rapid-review page for revision

🎁 FREE 12-PAGE ACTIVE RECALL WORKBOOK INCLUDED

Put what you’ve learned into practice with exercises covering:

🧠 Mechanisms

🎯 Treatment roles

🫀 Organ targets

⚠️ Adverse effects

💧 SGLT2 safety

💉 GLP-1 vs tirzepatide

📈 Insulin

🩺 Mini clinical cases

✅ Answer pages are included so you can check your reasoning and identify areas to revisit.

📚 44 beautifully illustrated A4 study pages in total:

• 32-page visual pharmacology guide

• 12-page active recall workbook

Perfect for:

🎓 Pharmacy students

🩺 Medical students

💉 Nursing students

📚 Trainee prescribers

👩‍⚕️ Healthcare professionals

🧠 Visual learners

Whether you’re revising for exams, building your pharmacology knowledge or refreshing your understanding of diabetes medicines, this guide is designed to make the topic feel clearer and more memorable.

📥 Download it.

👀 Learn visually.

✍️ Test yourself.

🧠 Remember more.

See it. Understand it. Remember it.