Table 4: Comparison between specialists and caregivers regarding use of glucagon for hypoglycemia.

Situations to Administer Gvoke HypoPen

Pediatric Specialist

n = 100

Caregiver

n = 100

Point Gap

Adult Specialist T1D

n = 99*

ADULT T1D

n = 100

Point Gap

Adult Specialist T2D n = 100

T2D MTI

n = 100

Point Gap

Adult Specialist T2D

n = 100

T2D BI

n = 100

Point Gap

When having a seizure (%)

99

41

-58

90

34

-56

86

55

-31

86

55

-31

Loss of consciousness occurs (passed out) (%)

99

60

-39

89

46

-43

83

55

-28

83

61

-22

When becoming combative or uncooperative (%)

85

30

-55

86

40

-46

82

41

-41

82

57

-25

When not able to answer basic questions/ when becoming confused (%)

80

41

-39

88

41

-47

85

61

-24

85

60

-25

Repeatedly trying to correct with food and drink, but blood sugar didn't rise enough (%)

79

42

-37

78

65

-13

76

67

-9

76

71

-5

When feeling nervous or anxious about the possibility of passing out (%)

39

45

+6

67

41

-26

63

75

+12

63

62

-1

Instead of binge eating or over-eating (%)

28

36

+8

51

44

-7

47

57

+10

47

59

+12