Korean J Anesthesiol.  1978 Mar;11(1):15-20.

Effect of premedicants , Diazepam and Atropine Sulfate an Human Inesulin Level in Plasma

• Lee JH
• Sohn IJ

Abstract

This study was undertaken to investigate the effect of premedieants, diazepam and atropine sulfate in ten surgical patients by determining human plasma insulin. Also Insulin-Riakit was utilized as a kit for the detertrmination of insulin levels in the blood by radioimmunoassay (double antibody system). The plasma insulin level before administration of premedicants was 1:1. 1+/-1. 55 um/mL and 12. 6+/-2. 02um/ml. at 60 minutes after administration of premedicants so that the clinical significance of the results was absent. Sex ratio between male and female patients was 1: 1, mean age 39. 2+/-12. 1 and average body weight(kg) 55. 5+/-58.3. Consequently, there was no significant change in plasma insulin one hour after premedication and its result was within normal limits.

MeSH Terms

Atropine*
Diazepam*
Female
Humans*
Insulin
Male
Plasma*
Premedication
Radioimmunoassay
Sex Ratio
Atropine
Diazepam
Insulin