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calcium regulation Flashcards

1
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calcium function

A

NT and horomone release, muscle contraction, second messanger, bone
* alters nerve activity

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2
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hypocalcemia

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increased nerve excitibility –>muscle tetany –> death

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3
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is calcium tightly or loosely regulated

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tightly

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4
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osteoblasts

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bone deposition
decrease plasma Ca++
largely not regulated

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5
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osteoclasts

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bone resorption
increase plasma Ca++
regulated

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6
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calcitonin inhibits

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osteoclasts

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7
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parathyroid hormone (PTH) stimualtes

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osteoclasts

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8
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PTH increases

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  • plasma Ca++
  • resorption (bone)
  • reabsorption (kidney)
  • absorption (GI)
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9
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what type of hormone is PTH

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peptide

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10
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what does PTH stimulate that increases absorption in GI

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vitamin D3

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11
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what happens if both Ca++ and PO4 are increased

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precipitate (crystals)

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12
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where is calcitonin made

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parafollicular cells in thyroid gland

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13
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what type of hormone is calcitonin

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peptide

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14
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high plasma Ca++ causes the release of

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calcitonin

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15
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calcitonin causes decrease in

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resorption
absorption
readsorption

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16
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where is vitamin D3 made

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kidneys

17
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what type of hormone is vitamin D3

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steroid

18
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active vitamin D3 causes an increase in

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  • resorption
  • absorption
  • reabsorption
  • INCREASED PLASMA CA++
19
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decrease in plasma Ca++ means an increase in

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plasma PO4

20
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osteoporosis

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loss of bone, greater problem in women than in men (menopause)

21
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rickets

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lack of active Vit D3 in children

22
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osteomalacia

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lack of active Vit D3 in adults

23
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cause of rickets and osteomalacia

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lack of vitamin D3 in the diet AND sunlight, or liver/kidney damage

24
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a decrease in both plasma Ca++ and PO4 causes

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poor mineralerizaiton
reduced bone strength

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