estrogens and androgens Flashcards

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estradiol

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estrogen

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2
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estrone

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estrogen

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3
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estriol

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estrogen

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4
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raloxifene

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selective estrogen receptor modulator

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5
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tamoxifen

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selective estrogen receptor modulator

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6
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drospirenone

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progestogen

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7
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levonorgestrel

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progestogen

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8
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medroxyprogesterone

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progestogen

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9
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megestrol

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progestogen

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10
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norelgestromin

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progestogen

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11
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norethindrone

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progestogen

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12
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progesterone

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progestogen

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13
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mifepristone

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antiprogestin

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14
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testosterone

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androgen

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15
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bicalutamide

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antiandrogen

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16
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dutasteride

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antiandrogen

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17
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finasteride

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antiandrogen

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18
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flutamide

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antiandrogen

19
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nilutamide

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antiandrogen

20
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these drugs diffuse across cell membranes and bind to specific nuclear receptor proteins ; activated complex initiates RNA synthesis

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steroid hormones

21
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these drug compete with estrogen for binding in breast tissue

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SERMs ( selective estrogen receptor modulators )

22
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what is the most potent estrogen produced by the ovary; primary estrogen in premenopause

23
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this is the primary circulating estrogen after menopause

24
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this is the estrogen produced by the placenta

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clinical uses for estrogens
contraception, hormone therapy, stimulate development in young women with hypogonadism, tx of premature menopause, and tx of osteoporosis
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AE of estrogens
uterine bleeding and endometrial cancer risk
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Which SERM drug decreases bone resorption and overall bone turnover
raloxifine
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clinical use of SERMS
palliative tx of metastatic breast cx , post mastectomy, tx of osteoporosis , infertility
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AE of SERMS
hot flashes and nausea, many drug interactions, increased risk of thrombosis
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what is the natural progestogen
progesterone
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this hormone is produced in response to LH in males and females
progesterone
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clinical use of progestogens
tx of hormonal def. , contraception, dysfunctional uterine bleeding,
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AE of progestogens
HA, depression, weight gain, acne
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which drug if admin. early in pregnancy can result in abortion of the fetus
mifepristone
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which drug is used as an emergency contraceptive
levonorgestrel
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AE of contraceptives
fluid retention, HA, nausea, vomiting, etc.
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what is the most important androgen in humans
testosterone
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this drug binds to a specific nuclear receptor ; hormone receptor complex binds to DNA and stimulates synthesis of specific RNAs and proteins
testosterone
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clinical uses for androgens
androgenic effects, anabolic effects, endometriosis AE= masculinization, acne, growth of facial hair ( Females) and in males impotence, female cosmetic changes, stimulates growth of prostate
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these drugs block the synthesis of androgens and their receptors
antiandrogens
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which drugs are used to tx BPH
finasteride and dutasteride
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which drug is used to tx prostatic carcinoma
flutamide
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which drugs are effective oral tx for prostate cancer
Bicalutamide and nilutamide