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Hypoglycemic Adverse Reactions to Insulin and Sulfonylureas

The physiology and pathophysiology of hypoglycemia secondary to insulin and oral hypoglycemics are reviewed. Literature and clinical experiences, as well as litigated experiences, are discussed, and pharmacists are cautioned to exercise extreme caution when working with these agents, lest permanent brain damage or death result from their inappropriate use and monitoring.