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Endocrine Control of Growth (Nutting) Flashcards

1
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What is catch up growth?

A

(growth is stunted by illness) → catch up growth is the growth “spurt” that occurs to bring height or weight back up to ~nml

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What is compensatory growth?

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when parts of an organ is removed, the remaining organ hypertrophies to compensate
(i.e. kidney, liver, adrenals)

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3
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What are the requirements for growth

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  1. proper nutrition
  2. sufficient hormones at the right time
  3. good psychosocial environment
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4
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What hormones play a role in normal somatic growth?

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GH, IGF-1
Vit D
Sex hormones
insulin 
TH
GI hormones (for nutrition digestion and abs)
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5
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What hormones are needed for juvenile stage of growth? Adolescent?

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juvenile: GH + T3 + Vit D + insulin
adeoles: GH + T3 + Vit D + insulin + sec hormones

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6
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Is psychosocial dwarfism reversible

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yes, they must be removed from envrio

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how does excess and deficient growth hormone effect linear growth, skeletal maturation, and adult stature (if untreated)

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Excess:
liner growth: ↑
skeletal maturation: nml
adult stature: ↑ = giantism

Deficient:
liner growth: ↓
skeletal maturation: delayed
adult stature: ↓ = hyposomatotrophic dwarfism

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8
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how does excess and deficient thyroid hormone effect linear growth, skeletal maturation, and adult stature (if untreated)

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Excess:
liner growth: slight ↑
skeletal maturation: slight advanced
adult stature: minimal

Deficient:
liner growth: ↓
skeletal maturation: delayed
adult stature ↓

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how does excess cortisol effect linear growth, skeletal maturation, and adult stature (if untreated)

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Excess:
liner growth: ↓
skeletal maturation delayed
adult stature: ↓

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how does excess and deficient androgen effect linear growth, skeletal maturation, and adult stature (if untreated)

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Excess:
liner growth: ↑ then ↓
skeletal maturation: advanced
adult stature: ↓

Deficient:
liner growth: ↑ in extremities
skeletal maturation: delayed (adolescent)
adult stature: eunuchoidal (tall, long arms and legs)

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how does deficient estrogen effect linear growth, skeletal maturation, and adult stature (if untreated)

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Deficient:
liner growth: ↑ extremities
skeletal maturation: delayed (adolescent)
adult stature: ↑

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12
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somatamedin is aka

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IGF-1

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13
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somatocrinin is aka

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GHRH

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14
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eunuchoidal adult stature

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untreated androgen deficiency

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15
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somatotrophin is aka

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GH

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16
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structure of GH

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22K from (90%) and 20K form (10%)

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17
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isolated GH deficiency leads to what condition/dz

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hyposomatotrophic dwarfism

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18
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Why are cows given GH?

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increases milk production

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19
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What hormones promote tallness?

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GH + T3, which is permissive

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20
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What inhibits tallness?

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gonadal steroids

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21
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effect of GH on bone

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↑long bone growth at epiphyseal growth plate

↑ bone thickening (acromegaly)

22
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tibia test

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the more growth hormone there is the wider the tibial plate is (less GH = narrower plate)

23
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IGF-1 deficiency leads to what condition/dz

A

laron dwarfism

pygmies

24
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effect of GH on DNA

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↑ synthesis ∴ ↑ cel l #?

25
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effect of GH on RNA

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↑ t ,m, and rRNA to increase protein synthesis

26
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how does GH affect fat metabolism

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delayed effect to ↑ lipolysis ∴ ↑ FFA

27
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effect of GH on carbohydrate metabolims

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MILDLY impairs glc uptake and utilization, GH must be ↑↑↑ for a long time to cause insulin resistance/T2DM

28
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what is the somatomedin hypothesis vs the dual effector hypothesis

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both explain hoe GH increases growth

somatomedin hypot:
GH acts on the liver to ↑ IGF-1 secretion which directly acts on long bones/other target to ↑ growth
(i.e. says GH has indirect action)

dual effector hypoth:
GH acts on the liver to ↑ IGF-1 secretion which directly acts on long bones/other target to ↑ growth
but GH also acts directly on bones, muscle, adipose, etc to ↑ growth

29
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What is the secretion pattern of GH and when is it secreted?

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episodic (ultradian)

major secretion at night (w/ deep sleep)

30
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How do you treat kids with GH insensitivity due to GH receptor mutation

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give them IGF-1

31
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What is the major side effect of IGF-1 therapy

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hypoglycemia (IGF = INSULIN LIKE growth factor)

32
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How do serum IGF-1 levels compare in acrogmegaly, hypopituitarism, and normal pts?

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acro: HIGH, 4-10 U/mL
nml: present, 1-2 U/mL
hypopit: almost absent, <.1

33
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What effect does GH have on ... and what does this change correlate to?
nitrogen
sodium
potassium
phosphorus
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nitrogen ↑ = ↑pro synthesis
sodium ↑ = ↑extracellular space
potassium ↑ = ↑ intracellular space
phosphorus ↑ = ↑ bone growth

34
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What effect does GH have on T3 actions?

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↑ sensitivity GHRH
↑ synthesis somatotrophs
↑ responsiveness of target cells

35
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What effect does low dose cortisone have on GH? larger dose?

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small = no effect, GH still growth promoting

high = ↓GH effectiveness

36
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Is insulin required for growth?

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yes

*in rats, no insulin = no growth

37
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somatostatin inc or dec GH

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dec

38
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IGF-1 inc or dec GH

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dec (negative feedback)

39
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exercise inc or dec GH

A

inc

40
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postprandial hyperglycemia inc or dec GH

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dec

41
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TH inc or dec GH

A

inc

42
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estrogens inc or dec GH

A

inc

43
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hyoiglycemia inc or dec GH

A

inc

44
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glucocorticoids inc or dec GH

A

dec

45
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hyperthyroidism inc or dec GH

A

dec

46
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hypothyroidism inc or dec GH

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dec

47
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progesterone inc or dec GH

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dec

48
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GH conc inc or dec with age

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inc unitl we are ~24 and then falls

49
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testosterone inc or dec GH

A

inc

50
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insulin inc or dec GH

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inc

51
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What hormones are responsible for the pubertal growth spurt?

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GH and IGF-1

52
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how is GH affected in psychosocial deprivation? how is it measured?

A

decreased; measure IGF-1

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