Endocrine Glands Flashcards

1
Q

what endocrine hormones does the pancreas secrete?

A

alpha
beta
delta

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2
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alpha cells secrete?

A

glucagon (increase blood glucose from cells)

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3
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beta cells secrete?

A

insulin (take up glucose from the blood)

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4
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delta cell secrete?

A

somatostatin (decrease gastric secretion)

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5
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what is the effect of insulin?

A

increase glucose uptake in most cells (not muscle), increase glucose use and storage, increase protein and fat synthesis.

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6
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what is the effect of glucagon?

A

prevents hypoglycemia by increasing cell production of glucose. Liver is primary target to maintain blood glucose levels.

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7
Q

what is Diabetes Type 1?

A

beta cells destroyed, no insulin produced, chronic fasted state characterized by melting flesh, ketosis, acidosis, glucosurea, diuresis and coma

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8
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what is Diabetes Type II?

A

insulin resistance keeps blood glucose too high

problem with receptors, glucagon levels

complications include atherosclerosis, renal failure and blindness

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9
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how does insulin affect the cell when active?

A

it binds to tyrosine kinase receptor

receptor phosphorylates insulin receptor substrates

second messenger pathways alter protein synthesis and existing proteins

membrane transport is modified

cell metabolism is changed

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10
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characteristics of Type 1 diabetes?

A

onset before age 30
insulinopenia
prone to ketonemia
dependent on insulin to prevent ketoacidosis

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11
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characteristics of Type 2 diabetes?

A

onset usually after age 30
85-90% of patients are obese
not prone to ketoacidosis
not dependent on insulin for survival but requires it to control hyperglycemia

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12
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characteristics of gestational diabetes?

A

onset during pregnancy

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13
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characteristics of secondary or other types of diabetes?

A

related to the specific condition or agent: pancreatic disease, endocinophathies, drugs, or chemical drugs

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14
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stimulators of insulin secretion?

A
increase serum glucose
increase serum amino acids
increase serum free fatty acids
increase serum ketone bodies
Hormones like GIP, Glucagon, Gastrin epinephrine B-receptor

parasympathetic nervous system

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15
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what are the inhibitors of insulin secretion?

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decrease glucose
decrease amino acids
decrease free fatty acids
hormones like somatostatin, epinephrine (alpha receptor)

sympathetic nervous system stimulation

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