Endo 5 Flashcards

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IC and EC Ca ions are essential for several normal biochemical processes

A
neuromusclar excitation 
blood coagulation
hormone secretion
enzyme activity
ferilization
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2
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The three major hormones involved in the regulation of Ca and phosphate metabolism

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Calcitonin-thyroid galnd
parathyroid hormone- parathyroid gland
vit D3- kindeys

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3
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PTH action in homeostasis

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peptide produced by the parathyroid gland
increases serum Ca mainly by promoting osteoclast activity
secretion of PTH largely determined by serum Ca2t concentration
-decreases in serum Ca and decreased Ca binding to sensitive receptor leads to promotion of PTH secretion

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4
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is PTH stored

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NO secreted continuously

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5
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What the the following effects have on PTH secretion
hypocalcemia
hypercalcemia
vit D3

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hypocalcemia- increases PTH secretion
hypercalcemia- decreases PTH secretion
vitamin D3- decrease PTH secretion

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6
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Calcitonins effect on Ca homeostasis

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peptide produced by thyroid C cells
secreted in response to hypercalcemia, short acting
vitamin D3 inhibits calcitonin secretion
CT lowers serum Ca by inhibiting osteoclast activity

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7
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Calciferols (vit D)

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  • enhance absorbance of Ca by the gut and reabsorption of these ions by nephron
  • Both PTH and calcitonin increase vitamin D3 synthesis
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8
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When hormones help increase bone mineralization and growth

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GH and IGF-1, thyroid hormones

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9
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Which hormones oppose PTH actions by slowing turnover of bone

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estrogens and androgens

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10
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Hyperparathyroidism

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  • hypercalcaemia
  • increased bone resorption
  • mineralization of soft tissues
  • incrased tirst and urination (ca blocks ADH effects)
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Hypoparathyroidism

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hypocalcaemia
muscular weakness, ataxia
cardiac arrhythmias

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12
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major causes of hyper and hypoparathyroidism

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hyper
-primary- hyperplasia, adenoma, genetic
-secondary- kindey failure, vitamin D def
Hypo
-surgery and injuries to the neck
-autoimmune disease
-di-george syndrome
-low Mg levels
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13
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Rickets

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malnutrition resulting in severe calcium and vit D deficiency that occur in young animals
leads to moth malformations, enlarged and weakened joints, costochondral swellings, soft skull

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14
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Ostemalacia

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results of Vit D deficiency and low dietary Ca in older individuals

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15
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Milk fever

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  • occurs in dairy cows during periparturient period
  • 3-10% of dairy cows may be affected
  • may occur in beef cattle
  • eclampisa usually affects medium sized dogs with large litters, approx 3-4 weeks after whelping
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