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Growth Flashcards

1
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Exercise increases glucose entry into cells, absent of

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insulin

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2
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Interleukin 6 (IL6) has an anti-inflammatory effect in: 
Interleukin 6 (IL6) has an pro-inflammatory effect in:
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anti: muscle
pro: adipose

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3
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congenital pan-hypopituitarism is a decreased in which hormones?

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anterior pituitary hormones

GH, TSH, ACTH

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4
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What accelerates the closure of epiphyseal plates at the end of puberty in boys?

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testosterone

achieved by the aromatization of testosterone to estrogen

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5
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T3 stimulates the expression of FGFR1, IGF1, GF1R, Osteocalcin, Collagen 1, ALP, MMP9, and MMP13

These genes are for:

A

bone formation

osteoblasts

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6
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Pubertal growth correlates well with ______ plasma levels

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IFG-1

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7
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What stimulates the release of growth hormone from pituitary somatotropes

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GHRH

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8
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Why do boys have more prepubertal growth than girls

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because they start puberty ~2 years later

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9
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Thyroid hormone in concert with ______ regulates mammary gland development

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prolactin

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10
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How long after growth hormone is released is IFG-1 released?

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12-18 hours

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11
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Which hormone is required for tooth development and eruption

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thyroid hormone

growth maturation effects

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12
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Growth hormone + insulin work together to

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promote protein synthesis

insulin resembles IGF, excess may stimulate growth

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13
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Thyroid hormone facilitates linear growth of the bone by increasing activity of ______ in the growth plate

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cartilage chondrocytes

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14
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ACTH deficiency/hypocortisolism would create a deficit in glucocorticoids which has what effect on growth hormone SIGNALING

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low levels of growth hormone

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15
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What is the key hormone for increasing metabolic need PRIOR to tissue accumulation (growth)

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thyroid hormone

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16
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The symptoms of cold intolerance, dry skin, mental dullness, and bradycardia in someone with congenital pan-hypopituitarism is an indication of atrophy of which gland

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thyroid

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17
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Growth hormone and IGF-1 promote long bone growth ONLY as long as:

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the epiphyseal plates remains cartilaginous (open)

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18
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growth hormone effects ABSENT of linear bone growth:

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acromegaly

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19
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ineffective thyroid hormone affects both ____ and ____ in cretinism

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growth and maturation

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20
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testosterone and growth hormone enhances _______ secretion in the liver

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IGF-1

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21
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What is congenital pan-hypopituitarism?

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deficiency of two or more anterior pituitary hormones

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22
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insulin facilitates muscle protein synthesis via ____ signaling pathway

A

mTORC

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23
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Which phase of growing is uniquely human

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extended period of adolescence

24
Q

T3 effect on bone MATURATION

A

stimulates adult bone remodeling

activates transcription factors that alter the expression of genes related to bone growth and turnover

25
Q

T3 stimulates the expression of IL6 and PGE2

These genes are for:

A

bone resorption

osteoclasts

26
Q

growth hormone stimulates ________ to increase linear growth

A

somatomedins
IGF-1
******

27
Q

What induces ossification of the epiphyseal plate at the end of adolescence?

A

sex steroids

28
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IGF-1 is _____ dependent

A

growth hormone

29
Q

Growth hormone + sex steroids work together to

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protein synthesis
enhance long bone growth
masculinization of the brain may enhance GH secretion

30
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Which hormone is responsible for growth and maturation of the epidermis, hair follicles and nails

A

thyroid hormone

growth maturation effects

31
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What maintains lean body mass in adults

A

growth hormone

32
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3 positive effects of glucocorticoids on growth hormone signaling:

A
  1. induce GH gene expression
  2. induce GHRH receptor on somatotropes
  3. Increased ghrelin receptors on GH-secreting cells
33
Q

increased LINEAR growth due to excessive stimulation of epiphyseal plates:

34
Q

An adrenalectomy would create a deficit in glucocorticoids which has what effect on growth hormone SIGNALING

A

decreased expression of GHRH and ghrelin receptors in the pituitary

35
Q

How do glucocorticoids stimulate growth hormones?

How do glucocorticoids inhibit growth hormones?

A

stimulate: stimulates anterior pituitary
inhibits: increased somatostatin inhibits pituitary gland

36
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The symptoms of amenorrhea, diminished secondary sexual characteristics, and male impotence in someone with congenital pan-hypopituitarism is an indication of atrophy of which gland

A

gonads

low FSH/LH

37
Q

What inhibits the release of growth hormone?

A

GH and IGF-1 negatively feedback on the hypothalamus and pituitary to stem release of growth hormone release hormone, causing an increase in growth hormone INHIBITING hormone from the hypothalamus

38
Q

developmental gene that blocks muscle cell growth and differentiation and inhibits insulin

39
Q

growth hormone + _______ = negative effects in the liver (decreased IGF-1, less growth)

40
Q

Which has a longer half life IFG-1 or growth hormone?

41
Q

What can increase insulin sensitivity during exercise

A

AMP-activated protein kinase (AMPK)

42
Q

What plays a large role in growth hormone secretion?

A

environmental factors

diet, sleep, stress, exercuse

43
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Growth hormone + thyroid hormone (T3/T4) work together to

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permissive for growth in children

need T3/T4- can’t have growth hormone alone

44
Q

Interleukin 6 (IL6) in the muscle does what?

A

increases insulin-induced glucose uptake by increased GLUT 4

45
Q

building muscles = slow or rapid?

46
Q

nutritional effects that can stimulate muscle protein synthesis without any training

A

infused amino acids activate mTORC

47
Q

hormone signaling effects that can stimulate muscle protein synthesis without any training

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insulin facilitates muscle protein synthesis via mTORC signaling pathway

48
Q

_______ promotes deposition of adipose tissue in breasts and buttocks

49
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when does growth hormone signal rapid linear growth

A

puberty

NOT EARLY CHILDHOOD

50
Q

In boys, ______ stimulates bone growth during puberty

A

testosterone

51
Q

congenital pan-hypopituitarism are more sensitive to:

A

stress! (like illness and trauma

because less pituitary hormones – adrenal cortex atrophies, gonads atrophy, thyroid gland atrophies

52
Q

AMP-activated protein kinase (AMPK) acts as a fuel gauge for muscle cells and influences genes in:

A

lipid and carbohydrate metabolic pathways

53
Q

growth hormone + ______ = positive effects in the liver ( increased IGF-1, more growth)

A

testosterone

54
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4 negative effects of glucocorticoids on growth hormone signaling:

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  1. increased hypothalamic somatostatin
  2. decrease GH receptor expression in peripheral tissues
  3. hypercortisolism (Cushing’s) = muted GH secretion
  4. exogenous glucocorticoids suppress growth in children
55
Q

______ promotes early pubertal growth spurts in girls

56
Q

Which hormones activate mTORC?

Which hormones inhibit mTORC?

A 
activate = insulin
inhibits = myostatin, stress, and cytokines

Physiology Exam 2 Endocrine (Shelby) (11 decks)

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