Chem U7 Vocab Flashcards

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kallmann’s syndrome

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impairs sense of smell and delays puberty

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2
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androgen excess

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causes ambiguous genitalia in female infants and developed puberty in both males and females

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congenital 21 hydroxylase deficiency

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accumulation of intermediate 17-hydroxyprogesterone in neonates and infants resulting in failure to live

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4
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acquired 21 hydroxylase deficiency

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seen in adult women resulting in excessive hair growth, menstrual irregularities, and infertility

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5
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conn syndrome

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making excess mineralocorticoid resulting in increased sodium and volume retention

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6
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adrenal insufficiency

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inadequate production of cortisol and other hormones

primary - inadequacy of cortisol or aldosterones

secondary - stimulates adrenal hormone release for insufficient impact cortisol or aldosterones

tertiary - lack of CRH production

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7
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addison’s disease

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primary hypoadrenalism

decrease function in the adrenal gland resulting in decrease mineralocorticoids and glucocorticoids

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8
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cushing’s syndrome

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increased cortisol from causes (except pituitary ACTH)

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9
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cushing’s disease

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increased ACTH levels specifically in pituitary gland (secondary)

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10
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dexamethasone suppression testing (DST)

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acts like cortisol to suppress CRH and ACTH with negative feedback mechanisms

low dose - initial screening
high dose - used specifically for overproduction of ACTH

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11
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pheochromocytoma

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rare catecholamine tumors in the adrenal medulla

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12
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paraganglioma

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rare catecholamine tumors in the neural ganglia of the CNS

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13
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negative feedback loop

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more product is made throughout the pathway, resulting in a decrease in production of itself, stopping earlier steps in the process

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positive feedback loop

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more product is made throughout the pathway, resulting in a increase in production of itself, stopping earlier steps in the process

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15
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hypothalamus

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secretes releasing hormone

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16
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pituitary gland

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secretes stimulating hormone

17
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primary

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problem with the target organ

18
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secondary

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problem in the pituitary gland

19
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tertiary

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problem in the hypothalamus

20
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diabetes mellitus

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excess blood glucose in the blood

21
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DM type 1

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when there is not enough insulin being made resulting in an autoimmune disorder

22
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DM type 2

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when there is too high of blood glucose resulting in the inability to respond to the insulin, needing make lifestyle changes

23
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diabetes insipidus

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excessive water loss that leads to being thirsty and hungry

24
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DI neurogenic

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decreased ADH production

25
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DI nephrogenic

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decrease ADH renal responses