Cell Bio 2 Flashcards

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TED vs pretibial myxedema

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autoab against fibroblasts in eye mm -> fibroblasts become fat cells & expand -> compress on vessels -> edema vs orange peel ant legs/dorsum feet, nonpitting edema, waxy induration

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wolff-chaikoff effect vs woltman’s sign

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Both in hypothyroid. high I- inhib organification to M/DIT; d/t ingesting high I vs delayed relaxation of DTR esp Achilles tendon

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Hashimoto vs Graves

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autoab against thyroglobulin or TPO; most common in countries w/ I in food vs autoab to TSH receptors -> mimic TSH -> high T3/4

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3 main fxns of insulin in liver vs adipose vs mm

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inc glu uptake by GLUL4 & glucokinase, glycogen synthase, dec gluconeo by inc PFK -> F2,6BP vs activate lipoprotein lipase for FA storage, inhib hormone sensitive lipase, no FA[O] or ketoacid formation vs mod/heavy exer -> insulin indep, aa uptake

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examples of 1o vs 2o vs 3o hyperthyroid

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Graves -> TED, pretibial myxedema vs TSH pit adenoma vs hypothal tumor, sheehan syndrome, neurofibromatosis, glioma in peds

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1o hyper vs hypoPTH vs PTHrP vs Albright dystrophy/pseudohypoPTH effects

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inc Ca2+, urinary Ca2+ & PO4, urinary cAMP, bone resorption -> inc ALP; dec PO4 vs inc PO4; dec Ca2+ vs same w/ hyperPTH but now dec PTH d/t feedback inhib by Ca2+ vs defective Gs protein -> resistant to PTH -> inc PO4 & dec Ca2+; not correctable by exog PTH

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chronic renal failure = 3o hyperPTH. how does it affect vit D? what causes 2o hyperPTH?

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dec vit D prod -> dec Ca2+ -> inc bone resorption & PTH, osteomalacia, renal osteodystrophy. the resulting dec Ca2+

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how does vit D indirectly inc Ca2+?

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inc Ca2+ absorption in brush border, sl inc kidney reabsorp, interact w/ blast to paracrine w/ clasts -> bone resorp

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what does calcitonin do?

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opposite of PTH; targets osteoclasts -> less bone resorption -> dec Ca2+; inc intracell cAMP

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amp vas vs prostate vs seminal vesicles nourish sperm by secreting?

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citrate, fru vs citrate, Ca2+, alk vs fibrinogen, fru, PG

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testo fxns. testo has neg feedback on what? what factors dec testo?

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hair, deep voice, libido, growth spurt, thick skin, inc BMR & RBC, mm/bone -> retain Ca2+ & Na+. LH & GnRH. age, obesity

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estrogen effects

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bones/blasts, close epiphyseal plates; improve LDL, NO for sm mm relax, keratinocyte synthesis for smooth skin, neuroprotective, inc hormone sensitive lipase

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physio changes in preg

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inc TV, min vent, RR, resp alk, progesterone relaxes lig; inc GFR, ut compress bladder -> freq; progesterone relaxes ureters; inc CO/HR/SV, dec bp, progesterone relax blood vessels; varicose as ut push against pelvic vv

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name all the neg feedback

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inhibin on FSH, testo on LH & GnRH; estrogen on GnRH, prog on LH

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