Goljan High Yield Flashcards
Roles of cortisol (4)
- Permissive action over glucagon and epinephrine
- Gluconeogenesis from aa
- Proteinolysis
- Lipolysis
Roles of glucagon (5)
Liver glucogenolysis Lvier gluconeogenesis Ureagenesis Ketogenesis Lipolysis
Roles of epinephrine (4)
- Liver glycogenolysis and gluconeogensis (from alanine release from skeletal muscle)
- Skeletal Muscle glycogenolysis and gluconeogenesis.
- Decrease glucose uptake
- Adipose tissue lipolysis and gluconeogenesis (from glycerol)
Roles of growth hormone (3)
Adipose tissue lipolysis
Stimulates Protein synthesis via IGF-1
Decreases glucose tissue uptake
Response to hypoglycemia is largely driven by ____ (2)
Epinephrine and glucagon
Early sx of hypoglycemia
sweating, tremors, palpitations, hunger, nervousness => due to NE & Epi release
Late sx of hypoglycemia
behavioral changes, confusion, visual disturbances, stupor, seizures; and if prolonged hypoglemia, irreversile neuro deficits and death.
Why don’t you give beta blockers in hypoglycemia?
- Exacerbate hypoglycemia. Recall that Beta2 receptors increase liver gluconeogenes, glycogenolysis, lypolysis and skeletal muscle glycogenolysis. If this is blocked, the result is hypoglycemia.
- Mask adrenergic symptoms. Because of inhibition of Epi & NE compensatory response.
Cocaine acts by ___
Decreased uptake of Serotonin/Dopa/Nor (triple reuptake inhibitor)
UVB light produces what DNA mutations?
Thymidine dimers
Cytochrome oxidase is inhibited by ___ (2)
CO and cyanide
Muscle atrophy in a cast is caused by ___
Polyubiquitination of proteins
MC vitamin deficiency in alcoholics
Folic acid (B9)
In the case of ambiguous genitalia, one must always confirm ___
Genetic sex
MC mineral deficiency in alcoholics
Magnesium
Caisson’s disease (decompression sickness)
Due to large volumes of N2 dissolved in blood; PN2 decreases due to bubble formation and movement into tissues
Vitamin E toxicity
Decreases Vitamin K dependent factors
Pyridoxine (B6) used in ___
Transamination rxns involving AST/ALT
ANP acts in opposition to ___
Angiontensin II (–| ADH/aldo release, –| Na reabsorption, –| renin release, vasodilation)
Vitamin deficiency in baby of vegan woman
B12 (anemia)
EBV attaches to ____ on B cells
CD21
Hypogonadism, MR, and unilateral gynecomastia
Klinefelter syndrome (XXY)
Hypogonadism, anosmia, and color blindness
Kallmann syndrome (absent GnRH)
Hypogonadism, MR, and retinitis pigmentosum
Laurence-Moon-Biedl syndrome (cilia defect)