Today's Date: 5/19/2013 - Site Updated: 5/19/2013
short-acting insulin
short-acting insulin
a type of insulin that starts to lower blood glucose within 30 minutes after injection and has its strongest effect 2 to 5 hours after injection. See regular insulin.
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