ENDOCRINE - PART 3 Flashcards

1
Q

function of ovary towards testosterone and androstenedione

A

testosterone —-> converts to estradiol
androstenedione —> estrone

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2
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what are the transport proteins for sex hormones

A

sex hormone-binding globulin
corticosteroid-binding globulin
albumin

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3
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sex hormone-binding globulin transports what sex hormones

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androgens and estrogens

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4
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corticosteroid-binding globulin

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progesterone and glucocorticoids

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5
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sex hormone transport protein mnemonics

A

SABECoBehPatayGutom (eh)

Sex hormone - Aldosterone
Binding globulin - estrogen

Corticosteroid - Binding globulin
–Progesterone and glucocorticoids

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6
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testosterone

a steroid hormone mainly synthesized by the ___ cells of the testis

A

leydig cells

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7
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the principal androgen hormone in the blood

A

testosterone

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8
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the most potent male androgen

A

testosterone

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9
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the secretion of testosterone is regulated by

A

LH

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10
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how many percent of testosterone is free and not bound to protein

A

5% only

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11
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function of testosterone

A

growth and development of the reproductive system, prostate, and external genitalia

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12
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pattern and peak time of testosterone production

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circadian pattern - peak at 8 am low at 8 pm

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13
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effect of obesity to testosterone level

A

decrease plasma level

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14
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transport proteins of testosterone

A

albumin 50%
SHBG - 45%

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15
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which concentration of testosterone will determine the level of total testosterone

A

concentration of binding proteins

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16
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the most severe form of androgen resistance syndrome resulting in lack of testosterone action in the target tissue

A

testicular feminization syndrome

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17
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the physical development pursues the female phenotype with fully developed breast and female distribution of fat and hair

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testicular feminization syndrome

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18
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this gonadal disorder has no utility or response to administration of exogenous testosterone

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testicular feminization syndrome

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19
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this gonadal disorder is characterized by lack of germ cells

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sertoli-cell only syndrome

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20
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this gonadal syndrome has a clinical manifestation of men having small testes, high FSH levels, azoospermia , and normal testosterone

A

sertoli cell-only syndrome

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21
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this gonadal disorder’s only way to confirm the diagnosis is testicular biopsy

A

sertoli-cell syndrome

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22
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this gonadal disorder is a result of an inherited x-linked recessive trait that manifests as hypogonadism during puberty

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kallmann syndrome

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23
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associated defects of a patient with kallmann syndrome

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anosmia and midline defects (cleft palate and lip)

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24
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it is a condition of involving “three manifestations” affecting both males and females with chronic hypogonadism

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athlete’s triad

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25
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the 3 manifestation of athlete’s triad to male

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bone loss, impaired reproductive system and low energy

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26
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the 3 manifestation of athlete’s triad to female

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bone loss, amenorrhea, and eating disorder

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27
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it is the principal androgen formed by the adrenal cortex

A

dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA)

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28
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DHEA is primarily derived from what organ

A

adrenal gland

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29
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is a carbon 18 steroid hormone that have a phenol A ring

A

estrogen

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30
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it arises through structural alteration of the testosterone molecule

A

estrogen

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31
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is estrogen still be able to produce in menopausal ?

A

nope, that’s why tumataas naman si fsh non kasi inhibitor yan siya

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32
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function of estrogen

A

promotion of breast development
maturation of the external genitalia
deposition of the body fat
termination of linear growth (2ndary sexual characteristic in femake)

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33
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estrogen and ___ they are both essential in uterine growth, regulation of menstrual cycle, and maintenance of pregnancy

A

progesterone

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34
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deficiency of estrogen will cause

A

irregular and incomplete development of endometrium

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35
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precursor of estrogen

A

acetate, cholesterol, progesterone, and testosterone

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36
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what are the forms of estrogen

A

estrone E1
estradiol E2
estriol E3
estetrol E4

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37
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the most abundant estrogen in post menopausal women

A

estrone E1

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38
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estrone is a metabolite of

A

intraovarian and extra glandular conversion

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39
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is the precursor of both E1 and E3

A

estradiol E2

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40
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the most potent estrogen secreted by the ovary; major estrogen

A

estradiol E2

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41
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the most abundant estrogen in pre-menopausal women

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estradiol E2

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42
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this form of estrogen is synthesized in the testosterone then diffuses out of the thecal cells of the ovaries in female

A

estradiol E2

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43
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this form of estrogen is used to assess ovarian function and serves as a negative feedback for FSH

A

estradiol E2

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44
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high estradiol means

A

poor ovarian reserve

When the ovarian reserve is low (meaning fewer viable follicles), the body sometimes produces higher levels of estradiol from remaining follicles in an effort to compensate.

So:
Fewer follicles, but they may overproduce estradiol.

The body “tries harder” with limited resources.

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45
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estriol is a metabolite of

A

estradiol E2

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46
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the form of estrogen that is found in maternal urine

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estriol E3

47
Q

estriol E3, aside from being metabolite of E2, it is a metabolite as well of

A

intraovarian and extra glandular conversion, same with E1

48
Q

the major estrogen secreted by the placenta during pregnancy

A

estriol E3

49
Q

the formation of estriol during pregnancy is depended on

A

fetal and placental function

50
Q

this estrogen is used to assess the fetoplacental unit, postdate gestations, and intrauterine retardation

51
Q

this estrogen promotes uteroplacental blood flow as potently as other estrogens

52
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this estrogen is used as a marker for down syndrome

A

estriol E3

53
Q

this estrogen is a natural steroid that is produced by the human fetal liver

A

estetrol E4

54
Q

this is a human natural estrogen and discovered in urines of pregnant women (aside from estriol )

55
Q

this estrogen is only produced during pregnancy and it reaches maternal circulation through the placenta

56
Q

studies shows that this estrogen may be used as an oral contraceptive though specific functions in the human body are yet known

57
Q

estetrol is mainly secreted only in

A

urine rather than tru the biliary route

urine mainly

58
Q

is a carbon 21 compound in the steroid family

A

progesterone

59
Q

produced mainly by the granulose (lutein) cells of the corpus luteum in females

A

progesterone

60
Q

it is a prime secretory product of the ovary including estrogen

A

progesterone

61
Q

the dominant hormone responsible for the luteal phase cycle among females

A

progesterone

62
Q

used primarily in fertility evaluation in females

A

progesterone

63
Q

it serves to prepare the uterus for pregnancy and the lobules of the breast for lactation

A

progesterone

64
Q

it is the intermediate in the synthesis of adrenal steroid and androstenedione

A

progesterone

65
Q

deficiency of progesterone will cause

A

failure of implantation of embryo kasi nga diba si progesterone is responsible sa preparation of uterus in pregnancy

66
Q

what are the test for male infertility

A

testosterone, FSH, LH, and semen analysis

67
Q

tests for female infertility

A

estradiol, progesterone, HCG, PRL, FT4, TSH, FSH, and LH

68
Q

tests for menstrual cycle dysfunction and anovulation

A

estrogen, progesterone, FSH, and LH

69
Q

excess production of androgens in female will result to

A

hirsutism, defiminization, virilization

70
Q

it is a digestive gland in the gastrointestinal system

71
Q

2 function of pancreas

A

exocrine and endocrine

72
Q

this function of pancreas is for the synthesis of digestive enzymes

A

exocrine gland

73
Q

functional secretory unit of exocrine gland of pancreas

74
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this function of pancreas is for synthesis of hormones

A

endocrine gland

75
Q

pancreatic cells and their percentage

A

alpha cells - 20-30%
beta cells - 60-70%
delta cells - 2-8%

76
Q

alpha cells secrete

77
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beta cells secrete

78
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delta cells secrete

A

somatostatin

79
Q

this pancreatic cell is responsible in both inhibition of insulin and glucagon

A

somatostatin

80
Q

it is a peptide secreted by the G cells of the antrum of the stomach

81
Q

it is released in response to vagal stimulation and food in the stomach

82
Q

it causes secretion of the HCL by parietal cells in the body of the stomach

83
Q

it is the diagnostic marker for zollinger-ellison syndrome (islet cell tumor )

84
Q

major stimulus of gastrin

A

presence of amino acids

85
Q

gherlin

it is a polypeptide hormone that is mainly produced in the __

86
Q

it is the hunger hormone, that stimulates appetite primarily by the actions in the hypothalamus

87
Q

aside from the stomach, gherlin isalso synthesized in the

A

heart, lungs, immune system, hypothalamus, and pituitary glands

88
Q

ghrelin will stimulates production of ___

A

glucagon and somatotrophin secretion

bale glucose lover si ghrelin

89
Q

it is produced by the trophoblast cells of the placenta during pregnancy

A

human chorionic gonadotropin

90
Q

called as LH-like hormone as it is similar to beta sub unit of LH

91
Q

it serves to maintain progesterone production by the corpus luteum in the early pregnancy

92
Q

it is functionally, structurally , and immunologically similar to GH and PRL

A

human placental lactogen

93
Q

it stimulates the development of mammary gland

A

human placental lactogen

94
Q

relationship of human placenta lactogen to insulin and glucose level

A

increases maternal plasma glucose level
inhibits insulin
promotes positive nitrogen balance

95
Q

important in the diagnosis of uterine growth retardation

A

human placental lactogen

96
Q

a reproductive system hormone which inhibits FSH activity and is fourth down syndrome marler

97
Q

it is an amine derived from hydroxylation and decarboxylation of tryptophan

A

serotonin (5-hydroxytryotamine)

98
Q

it is synthesized by argentaffin cells primarily in GI tract

99
Q

serotonin (5 hydroxytyrptamine) is found in high concentration in the __

A

pineal gland and CNS

100
Q

is a diagnostic marker in carcinoid syndrome

101
Q

relationship of serotonin in coagulation

A

binds to platelet and released during coagulation

102
Q

serotonin rich food such as banana, pineapple, tomato, and avocado, increase the urinary excretion of __

103
Q

urinary metabolite of serotinin

A

5-HIAA , 5 hydroxyindoleaceticacid

104
Q

test for 5-HIAA

A

ehrlich’s aldehyde test (purple positive)

105
Q

somatostatin is synthesized in two tissue sources, what are they

A

hypothalamus and pancreatic alpha cells

106
Q

the pancreatic form of somatostatin is an ___

A

insulin-inhibiting hormone

107
Q

there can be an interference of biotin in endocrine hormone measurement, so we need a fasting of __ hr to remove it’s effect

108
Q

whole blood sample is used for what hormone

A

LH and testosterone

109
Q

serum sample is used for what hormone

A

DHEA, FSH, GH, HCG , aldosterone, androstenedione, estrogen, and progesterone

110
Q

urine sample is used for what hormone

111
Q

for gastrin, sample must be ___ immediately since it is unstable