A description with examples on how to tell the difference between molecules and compounds. A few things to remember: All compounds are also classified as molecules. Molecules are made up of two or more elements. Compounds are made up of two or more DIFFERENT elements.
How many units of insulin equals 2 cc? At the US standard of 100 units per ml, 1 unit of insulin is equal to .01 cc, so 2 cc of insulin equals 200 units of insulin. 4 people found this useful. Edit.
Example Type I Diabetes patient weighs 110 kg and uses ~35 total units of Insulin per day (0.3 units/kg) One unit Insulin covers 500/35 or 14 g carbohydrates. One unit Insulin would be expected to lower Glucose 1800/35 or 50 mg/dl (in Type I Diabetes Mellitus) Lantus: Takes 18 units of Lantus per day.