Which among the following is also called" peak less" insulin analog ?
Correct answer: A. Insulin glargine
- A. Insulin glargine
- B. Insulin lispro
- C. Insulin aspart
- D. Lente insulin
Explanation
Insulin glargine forms a relatively steady subcutaneous depot and has no pronounced peak, making it a basal, peakless insulin analogue. Lispro and aspart are rapid-acting analogues with clear post-injection peaks.
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