Antidiabetic Drugs (M2) Flashcards
What pancreatic hormones function is storage and anabolic hormone?
insulin
What pancreatic hormones function is modulating appetite, gastric emptying, glucagon and insulin secretion?
amylin
What pancreatic hormones function is mobilizing glycogen stores?
glucagon
What pancreatic hormones function is inhibiting secretory cells?
somatostatin
What pancreatic hormones function is stimulating gastric acid secretion?
gastrin
What pancreatic hormones function is facilitating digestive processes?
pancreatic peptide
What are the causes of Type 3 Diabetes?
- pancreatectomy
- pancreatitis
- nonpancreatic diseases
- drug therapy
What is type 4 diabetes also called? 1. When does it occur? 2
- gestational diabetes
2. pregnancy (last trimester)
What stimulates the secretion of insulin?
- glucose and other sugars
- amino acids
- hormones
- glucagon
- glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide
- Cholecystokinin
- fatty acids
- beta adrenergic activity
- stimulatory drugs
What inhibits the secretion of insulin?
- insulin
- leptin
- alpha adrenergic activity
- chronically elevated glucose
- low concentrations of fatty acids
- inhibitory drugs
What is the mechanism of stimulated insulin release?
- hyperglycemia inc intracellular ATP
- close ATP-dependent potassium channels
- decrease potassium efflux
- depolarization of beta cell
- opening of voltage-gated calcium channels
- secretion of hormone
What percentage of insulin is degraded in the liver in normal conditions? 1. For diabetics? 2
- 60%
2. 40%
What do insulin receptors consist of?
two covalently linked heterodimers (alpha =extracellular, beta=transcellular)
What is the effect of insulin on all cells?
1/ storage of fat and glucose
2. cell growth
What is the effect of insulin on the liver?
- inhibit glycogenolysis
- inhibit fatty acid and amino acid conversion to keto acids
- inhibit AA to glucose
- promote glucose to glycogen
- inc triglyceride synth and VLDL formation