Endocrine Drugs Flashcards

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Posterior pituitary

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Neurohypophysis

Storage vesicle

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Anteriorp ituitary functions

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Adenohypophysis

Secretion of releasing and inhibiting hormones

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Moa endocrine

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Binds to plasma membrane

To intracellular receptors- cytoplasmic and nuclear

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Growth hormone moa

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Stimulates liver to produce somatomedins
Produces growth at open epiphyses via IGF1
Children- linear growth of skel muscle
Adult- anabolic effect

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GH indications

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Hypopituitary dwarfism

Non gh deficient short child

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5
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Toxicity gh

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CJD

Problems in hip, knee, spine

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Pegvisomant- gh antag

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Acromegaly, excessive gh

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Somatomedin c

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Igf-1

For growth failure due to igf1 deficiency

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Somatostatin

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Blocks gh, tsh, insulin, glucagon

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Indications of somatostatin analogs

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Acromegaly
Tsh secreting pituitary adenomas
Carcinoid tumors
VIP secreting tumors

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10
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What is trh for

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Diagnostics

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Thyrotropin alfa

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Stimulate RAI by metastatic thyroid ca

Im, sq

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Corticotropin releaing hormone

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Diagnostic!
Diff cushings from ectopic acth
Cushing inc acth

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Acth

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Diagnostic

Tetracosactide

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14
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Therapeutic goal of gnrh agonist

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Reversible hypogonadism

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Indications gnrh agonist

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Med menopause
Female disorders dept on estrogen(endometriosis)
Ivf therapy
Delay puberty in indiv with precocious puberty

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Side effects gnrh

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Hot flushes

Osteoporosis

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Gnrh antag

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Blocks receptors
No flare effect
Prevention of endogenous ovulation

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Abarelix

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Palliative treatment of adv symptomatic prostate ca

19
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Cetrorelix and ganirelix

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Inhibition of premature lh surges

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Fsh

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Women- follicular devt, androgen to estrogen, twins

Men- spermatogenesis, production of abp

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Highly purified prep of human fsh from urine of post mens

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Urofollitropin

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Follitropin alfa and beta

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No lh activity

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Lh

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Induce ovulation

Lutropin alfa- only source of pure lh

24
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Dopamine agonist

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Prl secreting adenomas
Amenorrhea-galactorrhea
Acromegaly

25
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Cabergoline

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Ergot
Agonist for d2 receptor
First line for prolactinomas

26
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Oxytocin

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Iv, inactivated orally

Produce sustained uterine contraction

27
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Oxytocin effects can be inhibited by

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Beta agonist- terbutaline, isoxsuprine
Mgso4
Inhalational anesthetic agents

28
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Oxytocin indications

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Contraction stress test

Induction and augmentation of labor

29
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Oxytocin agonist

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Carbetocin- control of postpartum bleeding

demoxytocin- prevention puerperal mastitis

30
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Vasopressin

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Deficiency state- diabetes insipidus

Iv, im, intra nasal