Defense & Barriers 2: Endocrine (Mauldin) Flashcards

1
Q

what 2 hormones are produced from the NEUROHYPOPHYSIS? & what do they do?

A
  1. ADH = SECRETED when animal is DEHYDRATED to RETAIN WATER/Na
  2. OXYTOCIN = SMOOTH MUSCLE CONTRACTIONS OF UTERUS & MILK LETDOWN
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the _____ extends from ___ ____ ___ in the ____ and _____ nuclei

A

NEUROHYPOPHYSIS, nerve cell bodies, supraoptic, paraventricular

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3
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lymphocytic thyroiditis…
causes what ONE main disease?
pathophysiology? (4, bottom 2 are result of second point)

A

ONE main disease?
–> HYPOTHYROIDISM

pathophys?
1. Thyroid gland spontaneously atrophies and STOPS PRODUCING THYROXINE (T4)
2. Lack of T4 causes TSH TO BE REALLY HIGH to try and MAKE T4, which then causes…
3. Obesity
4. Hair loss

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4
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adrenalitis is a sequelae of WHAT disease?

A

ADDISION’S

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5
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4 types of HYPOFUNCTIONAL endocrine diseases?

A
  1. DISEASE process interferes with HORMONE PRODUCTION
  2. DISEASE process interferes with STIMULATING HORMONE
  3. BIRTH DEFECT that causes HORMONE TO NOT BE PRODUCED
  4. BIOCHEMICAL DEFECT with the HORMONE ITSLEF
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ID diseases & clinical sign it’s associated with

A

HYPOTHYROIDISM (lymphocytic adenitis)

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7
Q

ID disease (2 names)

A

PITUITARY DWARFISM or PANHYPOPITUITARISM

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Q

panhypopituitarism…
what are the clinical signs due to?
what 2 hormones are affected/what happens to them?
what breed is most susceptible?
inheritance?

A

clinical signs due to GROWTH HORMONE DEFICIENCY because CYSTS ARE GROWING where the PITUITARY SHOULD BE

both ACTH and TSH NOT PRODUCED AT ALL!

GERMAN SHEPHERDS MOST SUSCEPTIBLE

inherited via AUTOSOMAL RECESSIVE

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in a HYPERFUNCTIONAL endocrine disease, it’s often due to…

A

FUNCTIONAL TUMOR that DOES NOT RESPOND TO FEEDBACK INHIBITION

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10
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identify lesion

A

PITUITARY ADENOMA

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Q

pituitary tumors…
are usually…
if they’re ____ ____, then are often ____, and can cause…

A

usually FUNCTIONAL

if they’re NON-FUNCTIONAL, then often CARCINOMAS
–> can cause compression and destruction of remaining PITUITARY and HYPOTHALAMUS

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pituitary adenomas…
in dogs, they’re most likely found where?
in horses, they’re most likely found where?

A

DOGS = PARS DISTALIS

HORSES = PARS INTERMEDIA

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13
Q

ID lesion & what 2 things are occurring?
** what structure is being affected?

A

PITUITARY CARCINOMA

HEMORRHAGE and NECROSIS present

** THALAMUS is being destroyed!

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14
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feline hyperthyroidism…
what AGE cats does it affect?
pathophys?
what can we expect on b/w?

A

age?
–> Common in AGED cats

pathophys?
–> MULTIPLE BENIGN small tumors PRODUCE T4

expect on b/w?
–> ELEVATED T3 and T4 levels

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15
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nephrogenic diabetes insipidus definition
what clinical sign do you see?
what happens if you give ADH?

A

causes KIDNEY TO NOT RESPOND TO ADH BECAUSE there’s a MUTATION in ADENYLATE CYCLASE in CYTOPLASM

PU/PD is the clinical sign!

GIVING ADH DOES NOTHING!

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16
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LAYERS of adrenal cortex & what they produce?

A

RETICULARIS = SEX HORMONES

GLOMERULOSA = MINERALOCORTICOIDS (aldosterone)

FASCICULATA = CORTISOL

17
Q

NORMAL adrenal CORTEX:MEDULLA ratio?

A

1:1

18
Q

ID lesion & WHAT IS OCCURRING

A

lesion = PITUITARY ADENOMA

what’s occurring = BILATERAL CORTICAL HYPERPLASIA

19
Q

ID lesion & WHAT IS OCCURRING

A

lesion = ADRENOCORTICAL CARCINOMA

what’s occurring = METASTASIS into VENA CAVA

20
Q

in the ADRENAL gland HYPERFUNCTIONAL ENDOCRINE DZ, where is the LESION for each kind of disease…
PRIMARY hyperfunction?
SECONDARY hyperfunction?

A

PRIMARY hyperfunction = = FUNCTIONAL TUMOR IN ADRENAL CORTEX

SECONDARY hyperfunction? = PITUITARY GLAND TUMOR

21
Q

what DISEASE can mimic PRIMARY hyperfunction of the adrenal gland?

A

PEMPHIGUS FOLIACEUS

22
Q

this is from a CUSHENOID dog… what’s happening?

A

MINERALS are PUSHING THROUGH HAIR FOLLICLES from CALCINOSIS CUTIS

23
Q

this is from a CUSHENOID dog… what’s happening?

A

SKIN ATROPHY from GCCs

24
Q

what is this? (2)

A
  1. this is a NON-FUNCTIONAL ADRENOCORTICAL TUMOR, maybe a CARCINOMA

2.we know it’s non-functional because IT DID NOT CAUSE ATROPHY OF OTHER GLAND!