Glucocorticoids and mineralocorticoids Flashcards

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Corticosteriods

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Adrenal gland steriods
Made in zona reticularis (17)

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Glucocorticoid

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Endo and Exo glucocorticoid
Made in Zona fasciculata (3,17,11)

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MineralCorticoid

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endo Aldosterone
Made in zona reticularis (17)
Exo mineral corticoid
Made in zona Glomerulosa ( 3, 21 , 11, aldosterone systhesis)

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Glucocorticoid Biosynthesis

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Cholesterol (P450SCC) to Pregnenolone
Pregnenolone (3beta and sigma 5) to progesterone
progesterone (17 alpha) 17 hydroxyproesterone
17 hydroxyproesterone (21 beta) to 11 deoxycortisol
11 deoxycortisol (11-beta) cortisol

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Cortisol effects Deficiency

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  1. hypoglycemia
  2. Weight loss
  3. hypotesnsion
  4. anemia
  5. weakness
  6. long immune response and fever
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Cortisol effect excess

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cushing diagram
1. insulin resistance
2. stria in skin
3. central fat and weight gain
4. mild hypertesnsion
5. weakness and bone weakness
6. immunocompromised

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Aldoesterone deficiency

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  1. hypotension
  2. Hyponatremia with ADH
  3. hyperkalemia
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Aldoesterone deficiency

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  1. hypotension
  2. Hyponatremia with ADH
  3. hyperkalemia
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Aldosterone Excess

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1.hypertension
2.hypernatremia
3.hypokalemia

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Cortisol Indications

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  1. Adrenal insufficiency
  2. congenital hyperplasia
  3. diagnosis of cushing syndrom
  4. infam disorders ( osteoarthritis, UC crohn, Rhinitis, Asthma)
  5. immun disorders( Arthritis, MS, Organ transplant)
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11
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Addison disease

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MOA: aldosterone is out of control (not by HPA axis )
Indicaitons: hypoglycemia, hypotension, weight loss, weakness

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12
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Congenital adreanl disorder

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13
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Dex suppresion test

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14
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HPA suppresion

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15
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Cortilsol Contraindication

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  1. systemic infections
  2. diabetes
  3. peptic ulcer
  4. osteoporosis
  5. HF and HTN
  6. Cataracts and glaucoma
  7. Pregnacny
  8. CNS
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16
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Cortisol interaction

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  1. Nsaid
  2. diabetic agents
  3. drug effect K levels
  4. antiHTN meds
  5. CYP inducers
  6. CYP inhibitors
  7. Live vaccines
17
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weak Gluco and mineral

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Hydro 1 anti inflame 1 na-retaining potency
Cortisone .5 and .5

18
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Potent gluco and mineral

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Fludrocortisone 10 ant inflam 125 na retention

19
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Potent gluco and weak mineral

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Prednisolone 4 and 1
methyprednisolone 5 and .5
anti inflam and na retention

20
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Potent gluco and no mineral

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triamcinolone 5 0
betamethasone 25 0
dexamethasone 25 0
anti inflam and na retention

21
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Fomulation of corticosteroids

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PO only for cortisone, fludrocortisone and pred
inhalation for triamcinolone
PO and inject only for methylprednisolone

22
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How to treat Parenteral Gluco

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Hydrocortisone, methylpred, triam, betamethasone, dexameth
use: for emergencies (hyrdocortisone drug of choice)

23
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Oral gluco

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Hydrocortisone, pred, methylpred, dexa
Use: adrenal insufficiency, Infam, soild organ transplant, chemo

24
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Triamcinolone

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MOA: same as cortisol
Use:Asthma, allergies, COPD
AD: cortisol ones, Oropharyngeal candidiasis, Throat irritation

25
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Topical Glucocorticoids

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Hydocorti, triam, beta, dexa
MOA: same as cortisal
AD: same as cortisol
Notes: safest for chronic use