Endocrine 2 Flashcards

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The catecholamines are a hormone of the medullary in the adrenal gland. Examples of catecholamines

A

Epinephrine or adrenaline, norepinephrine

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2
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2 hormones produced by thyroid gland

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T3 (tri-iodothyronine)

T4 (thyroxine)

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3
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What is needed to make T3 and T4

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Iodine

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4
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Which gland exerts lots of control over metabolism

A

Thyroid

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5
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Signs of hypothyroidism

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Lethargic, cold intolerance, weight gain, hair loss (rat tail), thick greasy skin, mental dullness, reproductive problems

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6
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Untreatment of hypothyroidism can lead to

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Cretinism (mental retardation)

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7
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Signs of hyperthyroidism

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Fast metabolism, thin, tachycardia, hyperactive, bulging eyes

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8
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Drug to treat hyperthyroid

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Tapazole (methimizole)

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9
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Enlargement of thyroid

A

Goiter

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10
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Things that can cause a goiter

A

Iodine deficiency over stimulating thyroid by pituitary, tumor, excess iodine in diet

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11
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Thyroid gland produce calcitonin which does what

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Decreases blood calcium and increases bone growth

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12
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The parathyroid gland produces PTH that does what

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Increases blood calcium

Stimulates osteoclasts to remove Ca from bones, increases GI absorption of Ca

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13
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The spots on pancreas that contain cells are called

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Islets of Langerhans

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14
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Cells in pancreas

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Alpha cells: glucagon

Beta cells: insulin

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15
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What insulin does

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Forces glucose into cells for energy after we eat

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16
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Type 1 DM common in

2:

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1: dogs
2: humans and cats (ab 25% of diabetic cats)

17
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How glucagon works

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Breakdown glycogen in liver to raise blood sugar levels (opposite of insulin)

18
Q

Important in young animals, makes hormones needed for normal development and WBC function

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Thymus gland

19
Q

If the thymus is removed early in life, you don’t see this problem layer on

A

Don’t see rejection problems w transplanted organs

20
Q

Gland that makes melatonin at night that decreases FSH production

A

Pineal body

21
Q

Horses are ___ day breeders, meaning they breed when

A

Long, spring and summer (longer photo-period)

22
Q

FSH stimulates what

LH stimulates what

A

Sperm production

Testosterone production

23
Q

Where estrogen is made

A

In follicle cells around egg

24
Q

Which gland maintains pregnancy

A

Progesterone

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Hormone made by ovaries and uterus of pregnant animals
Relaxin
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Blood test for pregnancy in bitches can detect relaxin after how long
21 days
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hormone detected in pregnant test kits
HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin)
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Made by endometrial cups in uterus of pregnant mare
PMSG (pregnant mare serum gonadotropin)
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Estrone sulfate can be found in a pregnant mare after how long
90 days
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Degeneration on CL is called
Luteolysis
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Erythropoietin does what
Stimulates RBC formation in the bone marrow
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Secretion stimulates
Pancreatic, bile, and duodenal secretion of fluids to mix w ingesta
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Pancreozymin stimulates
The pancreas to make enzymes
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Cholecystokinin stimulates
The gall bladder to contract and send bile into dueodenum