Endocrine Phys Flashcards

1
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What is secreted by ant pituitary lobe (6)

A

-ACTH (synthetis of cortisol)
-FSH (stims overies to produce estro, sertoli cells for spematagoenesis)
-LH (stims ovulation and prod of progesterone, stims leydig cells for test)
-GH (stims bone tissue grow thru somatomedians A-c)
-TSH (produces thyroxin)
-Prolactin (breast milk development)

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2
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What is stored in post pituitary gland

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Oxytocin- (secreted by paraventricular nucleus in hypothalamus, stims contraction of uterine mm and milk ejection)

ADH (secreted mainly by supraoptic nucleus, acts on collecting ducts of kidney)

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3
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what is the form of T3, T4

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T4- 2 DITS coupled

T3- 1 Dit coupled with 2 DITS

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4
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effect of calcitonin and what is it released by

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released from thyroid

tajes calcium from blood and puts it back in bone

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5
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What is PTH secreted by

A

chief cells in the parathyroid gland
takes calcium from bones and puts it into blood

also increases calcium reabsorption in the kidneys by acting on the distal convoluted tubules and increases absorption in gut

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6
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What are the 3 layers of the adrenal cortex and what do they secrete (from out to in)

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zona glomerulosa (aldosterone)- salty
zona fasciculata (cortisol) sweet
zona reticularis (androsteedione) sex

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7
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What does aldosterone do

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regulates Na resolution from distal convoluted tubule
(causes water retention and increases BP)

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8
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What happens w excess aldosterone

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Conns syndrome

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9
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What does cortisol (glucocorticoid) do/regulate metabolism (6)

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  • increases lipogenesis
  • increases glycogenesis
  • increases glujconeogeneis at expense of protein
    -maintains BP
    -decreased bone formation
    -supresse inflammation
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10
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what is derived from androsteinon

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estrogen, progesterone and testosterone
(androsteione is secreted by zona retoculars)

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11
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What happens with destruction of the adrenal cortex

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Addisons disease (destroys all 3 layers)
-causes weight loss, low BP and bronzing of the skin

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12
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What are the adrenal cortex hormones produced by

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from cholesterol

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13
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What does the adrenal medulla secrete

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secretes epinephrine (80%)
norepinephrine (20%)

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14
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what is secreted in increased quantities in pheochromocytoma (tumor in adrenals)

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Nor epinephrine
causes 4 Ps:
-perspirations
-heart palps
-paroxyms of hypertension and pressure headaches

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15
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what are the 4 transporters of glucose and where is each located

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GLUT1- erythrocytes + brain

GLUT2- Liver and beta islet cells

GLUT3- Neurons

GLUT4- Skeletal mm and adipose tissue

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16
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What is insulin, glucagon and somatostatin released by

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Insulin- Beta type

Glucagon- alpha type

somatostatin- delta type

17
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What does somatostatin do

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Also known as growth hormone inhibitory hormone as it inhibits
Reninin
Insulin
GH
Gastrin
glucagon