Endocrine Pharmacology- WK6 ( CH28-32 ) Flashcards

1
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From a physical therapy perspective, the most important adverse effect seen in patients taking systemic glucocorticoid (anti-inflammatory steroid) drugs is:

A

Tissue Catabolism

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In postmenopausal women, estrogen replacement may provide beneficial effects on ________, but may also increase the risk of ___________ disease .

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Bone, Cardiovascular disease

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3
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Physical therapists should be aware of the potential adverse effects of the drugs that regulate calcium homeostasis. For instance, excessive doses of calcium supplements may alter cardiovascular function, resulting in ____________ .

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Cardiac Arrythmias

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4
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Insulin _____________ the storage of glucose in skeletal muscle and other tissues, thereby ____________ plasma glucose levels after a meal.

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Increase, decreasing

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5
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The glucocorticoid-induced catabolism of tissues ____________________ ( greater or less than expected ) in the presence of other contributing factors such as inactivity, poor nutrition and the effects of aging.

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greater than expected

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With dehydration, what will happen to each of the following as compared to a normal individual?

Body weight will _____________

Urine output will _____________

______________ likelihood that exercise on a warm day may lead to heat stroke

Heart rate upon standing will ____________

___________ chance of confusion

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decrease, decrease, increase, increase, increased

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7
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Hormonal drugs serve which functions ?

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HRT, increase hormonal effects, manipulate hormonal control

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8
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Acute problems of insulin insufficiency include ________________ followed by ________________

The chronic problem of insulin insufficiency is repeated/prolonged ______________

A

hyperglycemia, hypoglycemia

hyperglycemia

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9
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An adverse effect of insulin therapy is hypoglycemia. This can occur due to :

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dose of insulin being too high, delayed/missed meal, strenous exercise

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10
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The primary pharmacologic strategies for treating type 2 diabetes include:

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increase insulin secretion and supply, sensitize tissues to insulin

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Exercise is a critical part of the management in type 1 and type 2 diabetes. For patient’s with type 2 diabetes, regular exercise could improve health, and reduce or even eliminate the need for meds. ( T/F)

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True

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12
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What are the side effects of anabolic steroid abuse ?

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liver damage, cardiovascular disease, abnormal bone metabolism, mood swings, aggression, altered sexual function

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13
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while estrogen replacement has the beneficial effects of improving bone mineralization, there are some serious risks associated with it. What are those risks ?

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Cancer , stroke, DVT

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14
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The primary effects of thyroid hormones include:

produce general _________in metabolism

__________ cell metabolism

___________ body temperature

___________ cardiac output, respiration

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increase x4

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The rehab concerns for patient’s who are on thyroid replacement therapy is to monitor for signs of over and underdosing.

___________ mimics hyperthyroidism.

____________ mimics hypothyroidism

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too much, too little

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16
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Describe chronic hyperglycemia caused angiopathy.

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repeated and prolonged hyperglycemia can lead to occlusion of blood vessels when glucose binds to proteins in vessel wall, this occlusion inhibits blood flow to tissues like the nerves, retina in the eye, kidneys