hormonal and repro drugs Flashcards

1
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chemical messengers produced by cells in one part of the body and transported to another that influences cellular activity

A

hormone

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2
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negative feedback

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response to low or high levels of hormones in the body

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3
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positive feedback

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hormone levels continue to rise due to stimulus

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4
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anterior pituitary hormones used in vet practice

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TSH, ACTH, FSH, LH, GH

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5
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posterior pituitary hormones used in practice

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ADH, oxytocin

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6
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TSH

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used in Dx for hypothyroidism

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7
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ACTH

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used to stimulate adrenal cortex for hypo and hyperadrenocorticism

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8
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FSH and LH

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for reproduction

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9
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GH

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used to increase growth rate and feed use efficiency in livestock and increase milk production

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10
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insulin

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responds to rise in blood glucose and promotes uptake of glucose for energy in cells (lowers BG)

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11
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glucagon

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increases blood glucose levels by promoting the breakdown of glycogen into glucose (increases BG)

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12
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diabetes mellites

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disease of fat, carb, and protein metabolism caused by lack of insulin

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13
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clinical signs of diabetes mellitus

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PU, PD, PP, weight loss

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14
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how to treat diabetes mellitus

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diet and meds

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15
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DKA

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diabetic ketoacidosis

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16
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hallmark of diabetes mellitus

A

persistent fasting hyperglycemia

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17
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insulin must be given ____ and cannot be given_____

A

with food, orally

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18
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insulin

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used to treat DM by keeping glucose in proper range

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19
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short-acting insulin

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used for initial treatment of DKA that lasts 1-2 hours
ex. humulin R, novolin R

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20
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intermediate-acting insulin

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used to control blood glucose in uncomplicated cases of DM lasts 12 hours
ex. humulin N, novolin N, vetsulin

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21
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long-acting insulin

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used to control blood glucose for longer periods of time, especially in cats, lasts 12-18 hrs
ex. glargine, detimir, prozinc

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22
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measuring insulin

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units of insulin/ mL (U-40, U-100, U-500) 1 unit= 0.01 ml

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23
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U-100 insulin is _____ stronger than U-40

A

2.5 times

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24
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oral hypoglycemic agents are _____

A

not typically done

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25
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hyperglycemic agents

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only used for insulinoma

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26
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function of thyroid gland

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metabolism, regulation of body temp, HR, skin health

27
Q

hormones from thyroid

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T4 or T3

28
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abnormalities in thyroid

A

hyper and hypo thyroidism

29
Q

hypothyroidism

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decreased coat condition, loss of hair, bilateral flank alopecia, weight gain, puffy

30
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thyroid therapy

A

levothyroxine (T4)

31
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hyperthyroidism

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increased thirst, weight loss, ++ defecation, tachycardia, palpable thyroid

32
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treatment for hyperthyroidism

A

I-131 (iodine), methimazole

33
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the adrenal cortex releases what

A

mineralocorticoids (aldosterone) and glucocorticoids (cortisol)

34
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hypoadrenocorticism

A

adrenocortical insufficiency, middle aged female dogs, lethargy, weakness, low BP, anorexia, vomiting, diarrhea, low Na+, elevated K+, azotemia

35
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Dx addisons

A

ACTH stimulation test

36
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Tx for addisons

A

corticosteroids-dexamethasone, fludrocortisone, desoxycorticosterone

37
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hyperadrenocorticism

A

PU, PD, PP, hair loss, pot belly

38
Q

Dx cushings

A

ACTH or dexamethasone test

39
Q

Tx cushings

A

trilostane **

40
Q

key hormone in reproduction

A

gonadotropin releasing hormone, stimulate gonads

41
Q

FSH

A

follicle stimulating hormone

42
Q

LH

A

causes maturation of the follicle in ovulation

43
Q

after ovulation, the follicle is called ______ and releases _______

A

corpus luteum, progesterone

44
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human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG)

A

used to treat cystic ovaries in cattle, detect cryptorchidism in dogs, get infertile bitches to cycle, and make breeding mares ovulate

45
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pregnant mare serum gonadotropin (PMSG)

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used to stimulate cycle and ovulation in mares, follicle stim in many species

46
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gonadorelin (GnRH)

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treat follicular cysts in cattle, estrus synch in cattle, induce estrus in many species

47
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testosterone

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made in interstitial cells, used to treat infertility and hypogonadism, and urinary incontinence (CIII)

48
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mibolerone

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blocks release of LH from anterior pituitary gland and follicle does not develop, used to develop estrus in dogs and prevent false pregnancies, not safe for cats

49
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progesterone

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decreases uterine activity in estrus or pregnant female, used to treat behavior problems and some dermatitis

50
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examples of progesterone

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megestrol, medroxyprogesterone acetate, altrenogest, progesterone, melengestrol

51
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control estrus and false pregnancy, dermatologic conditions in cats

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megestrol acetate (ovaban, megace)

52
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side effects of megestrol acetate

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endometrial hyperplasia, adrenal depression

53
Q

suppress estrus in dogs and cats

A

medroxyprogesterone acetate (Depo-provera)

54
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side effects of medroxy

A

pyometra, mammary changes

55
Q

suppress estrus in mares, supplement for progesterone for pregnancy

A

altrenogest (Regu-mate)

56
Q

synch estrus in cattle, used with estrogen

A

Norgestomet (synchro-mate-b)

57
Q

uses of estrogen

A

female sex characters, prevent implantation of ova, aid in expulsion of expelled placenta, induce estrus in non-breeding season in horses

58
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examples of estrogen

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estradiol cypionate, diethylstilbestrol, incurin

59
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prostaglandins

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causes lysis to corpus luteum which initiates estrus, used to treat pyometra and abortions, synch estrus in cattle and horses

60
Q

examples of prostaglandins

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dinoprost, fluprostenol, cloprostenol

61
Q

how are growth promotants prepared for sheep and cattle (promote weight gain)

A

compressed pellets implanted SQ into ear

62
Q

examples of growth promotants

A

estradiol, test, progesterone, trenbolone, zeranol

63
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anabolic steroids

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tissue building affect, synthetic, CIII (stanozolol)