Gonadal hormones Flashcards

1
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How many carbons for each gonadal hormones.

A

Estrogen 18C
Progesterone C-21 steroid
Testosterone C-19 steroid

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2
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Full estrogen antagonist.

Partial estrogen antagonist and agonist.

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Clomiphene and Tamoxifen

Raloxifine (Selective E receptor modulator SERM)

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3
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How does Clomiphene stimulate ovulation?

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Interferes with negative feedback of E on hypothalamus and pituitary thus inc. secretion of gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH)

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4
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Raloxifine agonist and antagonist effect?

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Agonist: reduced bone resorption thereby decreases bone turnover and on lipid metabolism
Antagonist: Effect on uterine and breast tissues

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5
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Antiestrogen drugs’ side effects.

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Tamoxifen: hot flashes, vag bleeding, mens irreg, risk of endometrial cancer, n & v (least nauseating anticancer drug)
Clomiphene: ovarian enlargement, vasomotor flushes, visual disturbances
Raloxifine: hot flushes

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6
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Basic nucleus of Progesterone.

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Pregnane

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7
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Two types of Progesterone.

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17-alpha hydroxyprogesterone such as medroxyprogesterone acetate and megestrol acetate.
17-alpha ethinylandrogens (more potent) Norethindrone and Norethynodrel

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8
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Norethindrone and Norethynodrel are commonly used as what?

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oral contraceptives due to potent oral activity, more lipid soluble and less first pass metabolism

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9
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Progesterone is used alone for the treatment of what?

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Amenorrhea, abnormal uterine bleeding and endometriosis

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10
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Injection used for amenorrhea and abnormal uterine bleeding, and dosing.

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Medroxyprogesterone acetate (Depo-Provera injection)
150mg injected every 3 months
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11
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Progesterone SE

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Unexpected or increased lactation, depression, loss or changes in speech, coordination, stomach pain, swelling of face ankles feet, moods fatigue

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OCP used when progesterone levels are high and as abortifacient MOA.

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Mifepristone (RU 486) - partial ago and anta progesterone. Interferes with progesterone and decreases hCG production

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13
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Estrogen SEs

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Feminization, nausea, stomach upset, depression, weight gain, inc blood clotting, edema, HTN, stroke MI, late bleeding

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14
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Anastrozole and Finasteride are what type of inhibitors?

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Anatrozole- Aromatase inhibitors

Finasteride- 5-alphase reductase inhibitors

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15
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Depo-provera can be used postabortal state when? And during lactation?

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postabortal state - 5 days postpartum

during lactation - 6wk postpartum

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16
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Why is Progestrin the DOC during lactation?

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Unlike Estrogen, do not inhibit the binding of prolactin to its receptors hence no decrease in breast milk.

17
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IUDs danger signal.

A

ACHES. Abdominal pain Chest pain/SOB Headache Eye pain and Severe leg pain

18
Q

This OCP inhibits cervical sperm penetration by thickening cervical mucus. Contains 28 active drugs.

A

Progesterone only oral; Norethidrone (Micronor)

19
Q

Used for erectile dysfunction to Pts taking Nitrates or alpha blockers. Give dosing

A

PGE1 Analogs: 1) Alprostadil

2) Caverject (intracavernosal inj) - nmt OD or 3x wkly at 24h each dose
3) MUSE (intraurethral pellet) nmt once per 24h

20
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Toxic Shock Syndrome is from what strain? From what use of OCP?

A

S. aureus

from use of tampons sponges IUD and cervical caps

21
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Obstructive and irritative symptoms of BPH.

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Obstructive: weak stream, difficulty initiating, stream starts and stops, inability to terminate, post void dripping, urinary retention, feeling of incomplete empty bladder
Irritative: frequency, nocturia, pain during urination, urgency

22
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Most common form of vaginitis. Describe discharge.

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Bacterial vaginosis. Creamy and fishy odor (yellow/gray) discharge. STD

23
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Severe pruritus vaginitis. Describe discharge. And DOC treatment.

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Vaginal candidiasis. White cottage cheese, curdy discharge. Not STD
Tx Miconazole, Clotrimazole and Nystatin

24
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Protozoa infection vaginitis. Describe discharge

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Trichomoniasis. Frothy, wet discharge. STD

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Vaginal discharge, spotting and soreness, burning vaginitis. And DOC treatment.
Atrophy. Metronidazole
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DOC for enuresis(bed wetting)
DDAVP antiduiretic hormone derivatives desmopressin
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DOC for urinary incontinence, an anticholinergic drug acts on M3 receptor
Oxybutynin
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Drugs that should be avoided in urinary incontinence.
Furosemide, glucocorticoids and thiazolidinediones
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Not a symptom of BPH
Jet stream urination
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Herbal product for prostatic hyperplasia.
Saw palmetto
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When to take OCP postpartum.
After 6 weeks postpartum
32
Explain antiandrogen 5-alpha reductase inhibitor MOA.
5-alpha reductase catalyses testosterone to dihydrotestosterone (DHT) which prostate growth is dependent on, rather than testosterone.
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- Hormone used to improve uterine contraction in labor and to control postpartum bleeding is: - What type of hormone is Diethylstilbestrol
- Oxytocin | - non-steroidal synthetic hormone