androgens

Question 1

long term testosterone therapy

Answer 1

cypionate

Question 2

short-term testosterone therapy

Answer 2

propionate

Question 3

oral/buccal testosterone therapy

Answer 3

methyltestoserione

Question 4

use of methyltestosterone

Answer 4

hypogonadism
delayed puberty
breast cancer

Question 5

use of oxymetholone

Answer 5

anemia

Question 6

general androgen uses

Answer 6

replacement therapy
stimulation of erythopoeisis
short stature
athletic performance

Question 7

SE of androgens in women

Answer 7

virilization

Question 8

SE of adrogens in men

Answer 8

impotence
gynecomastia
liver abnormalities
psychotic episodes

Question 9

SE fo androgens in kids

Answer 9

epiphyseal closure

abnormal sexual maturation

Question 10

antifungal antiandrogen

Answer 10

ketoconazole

Question 11

diuretic antiandrogen

Answer 11

spirololactone

Question 12

MOA of ketoconazole and spirololactone

Answer 12

competitive antagonists of cholerterol esterase

Question 13

where spirolactone works

Answer 13

androgen-receptor complex and testis

Question 14

blocks 5-alphareductase

Answer 14

finasteride

Question 15

MOA of finasteride

Answer 15

testosterone conversion to dihydrotestosterone

Question 16

supresses GnRH supression

Answer 16

cyproterone acetate

Question 17

competitive agonist of DHT-AR binding with progesterone like activity

Answer 17

cyproterone acetate

Question 18

pure competitive antiandrogen

Answer 18

flutamide

Question 19

blocks negative feedback loops

Answer 19

flutamide

Question 20

uses of antiandrogens

Answer 20

prostatic hyperplasia and cancer
acne
male pattern baldness
virilization syndomres
precocious puberty
chemical castration

Question 21

antiandrogen for prostate cancer

Answer 21

leuprolide