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. 2020 Nov 26;13:4609–4620. doi: 10.2147/DMSO.S282926

Table 1.

Demographic Data of Studied Participants (N=400)

Total (N=400) T1DM (N=56) T2DM (N=344)
Age 65.6±15.4 45.2±13.7 68.9±12.9
Female 53.5% 48.2% 54.4%
Education
 -Less than high school 156 (39.0%) 2 (3.6%) 154 (44.8%)
 -High school 86 (21.5%) 9 (16.1%) 77 (22.4%)
 -Bachelor degree or colledge 116 (29.0%) 32 (57.1%) 84 (24.4%)
 -Higher than bachelor degree 42 (10.5%) 13 (23.2%) 29 (8.4%)
Duration of DM 23.0±10.2 20.1±11.6 23.5±9.8
Duration of insulin (years) 11.4±8.7 18.9±11.0 10.2±7.6
BMI (kg/m2) 26.2±4.8 23.8±3.6 26.5±4.8
A1C (%NGSP) 7.9±1.6 7.8±1.5 7.9±1.6
Daily insulin dose (units/day) 41.9±24.9 46.5±17.8 41.1±25.8
Daily insulin dose (unit/kg/day) 0.6±0.3 0.7±0.3 0.6±0.3
Type of insulin*
Human insulin 150 (27.9%) 16 (24.6%) 134 (36.8%)
 -Regular insulin 21 8 13
 -NPH 15 4 11
 -Pre-mixed human insulin 114 4 110
Insulin analog 387 (72.1%) 49 (75.4%) 230 (63.2%)
 -Aspart 81 19 62
 -Lispro 84 25 59
 -Glulisine 18 4 14
 -Glargine U100 96 19 77
 -Glargine U300 31 5 26
 -Detemir 9 2 7
 -Degludec 68 17 51
Insulin device
 -Insulin pen 375 (93.8%) 48 (85.7%) 327 (95.0%)
 -Insulin syringe 20 (5.0%) 6 (10.7%) 14 (4.1%)
 -Mixed (pen and syringe) 5 (1.2%) 2 (3.6%) 3 (0.9%)
Patients with concurrent anti-diabetic medications (%) 218 (54.5%) 11 (19.6%) 207 (60.2%)
Specified type of anti-diabetic medications#
 -Sulfonylurea 28 0 28
 -Metformin 162 5 157
 -DPP4 inhibitor 82 3 79
 -Thiazolidinedione 58 2 56
 -SGLT2 inhibitor 48 4 44
 -GLP1 receptor agonist 12 0 12

Notes: *The denominator was 537, due to some patients using more than one type of insulin. #Some patients received more than one type of anti-diabetic medication.