hormonal and repro drugs Flashcards
chemical messengers produced by cells in one part of the body and transported to another that influences cellular activity
hormone
negative feedback
response to low or high levels of hormones in the body
positive feedback
hormone levels continue to rise due to stimulus
anterior pituitary hormones used in vet practice
TSH, ACTH, FSH, LH, GH
posterior pituitary hormones used in practice
ADH, oxytocin
TSH
used in Dx for hypothyroidism
ACTH
used to stimulate adrenal cortex for hypo and hyperadrenocorticism
FSH and LH
for reproduction
GH
used to increase growth rate and feed use efficiency in livestock and increase milk production
insulin
responds to rise in blood glucose and promotes uptake of glucose for energy in cells (lowers BG)
glucagon
increases blood glucose levels by promoting the breakdown of glycogen into glucose (increases BG)
diabetes mellites
disease of fat, carb, and protein metabolism caused by lack of insulin
clinical signs of diabetes mellitus
PU, PD, PP, weight loss
how to treat diabetes mellitus
diet and meds
DKA
diabetic ketoacidosis
hallmark of diabetes mellitus
persistent fasting hyperglycemia
insulin must be given ____ and cannot be given_____
with food, orally
insulin
used to treat DM by keeping glucose in proper range
short-acting insulin
used for initial treatment of DKA that lasts 1-2 hours
ex. humulin R, novolin R
intermediate-acting insulin
used to control blood glucose in uncomplicated cases of DM lasts 12 hours
ex. humulin N, novolin N, vetsulin
long-acting insulin
used to control blood glucose for longer periods of time, especially in cats, lasts 12-18 hrs
ex. glargine, detimir, prozinc
measuring insulin
units of insulin/ mL (U-40, U-100, U-500) 1 unit= 0.01 ml
U-100 insulin is _____ stronger than U-40
2.5 times
oral hypoglycemic agents are _____
not typically done
hyperglycemic agents
only used for insulinoma