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hormone lab Flashcards

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Insulin types:

  • origin
  • duration
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  • Caninsulin (swine origin)
  • ProZinc ® (human)
  • Insuman®- Rapid
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Insulin indications:

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Indications:
DM type 1
-diagnostic use, cow ketosis (rapid)

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Side effects insulin:

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hypoglycaemia (relative too)

  • allergy
  • Somogyi rebound effect
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Pancreas oral antidiabetics:

Names and function

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  • Acarbose : dogs and cats, retardation of
    CH absorption
  • Sulfonylureas increased insulin secretion
    • glipizide (prefered use in cats)
      *gliclazide
      *glibenclamide
      *Tolbutamide, Chlorpropamide( long acting),
      Metahexamide
  • Biguanides decrease of insulin resistance
    • metformine
    • buformine
    • fenformine
  • Glinides increased insulin secretion
    • nateglinide
  • Glitazones activation of nuclear receptors, liver, adipose tissue and muscles increased insulin sensitivity
    pioglitazone
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SOMATOTROPIN
1 GH drugs
2 inhibitory drugs

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=GROWTH PROMOTER
1. Somatrem
2.
- Synthetic somatostatin analogues: Octreotide, Lanreotide
- Dopaminergic agents (e.g. Cabergoline) - feedback, praesynaptic!
- Pegvisomant

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Corticotropin

use:

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  • To increase glucocorticoid level in such conditions where its level is relatively or absolutely low
  • Cow-ketosis
  • Restore (recall) the function of adrenal cortex (after prolonged use of glucocorticoids)
  • Stimulation test /differential diagnosis of adrenocortical hypo- and/or hyperplasia
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THYROTROPIN (TSH)

  • EFFECT:
  • USES
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  • increases iodine uptake by the thyroid gland and the production and secretion of thyroid hormones.
  • in research
  • treatment of acanthosis nigricans (?)
  • to diagnose primary hypothyroidism
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ANTIDIURETIC HORMONE (ADH), VASOPRESSIN
uses:
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  • differentiate diabetes insibidus (DI) from diabetes mellitus
  • diagnose and treat DI
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ANTIDIURETIC HORMONE (ADH), VASOPRESSIN
- drugs
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  • Desmopressin (SC, PO,nose spray)
  • Natural Vasopressin nasal spray
  • Chlorpropamide (PO)
  • thiazide diuretics (DI)
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Overproduction of ADH = SIADH

- drugs

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  • Conivaptan only for iv. use
  • Tolvaptan
  • Lixivaptan

Non-specific drugs:

  • demeclocycline
  • teracyclines
  • lithium
  • antidepressants
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Lack of insulin results in:

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= (signs of diabetes mellitus, DM) 
- glucose intolerance
- hyperglycaemia
- glucosuria
- polyuria/ polydipsia
-  saluresis (Na, K)
- weight loss
incomplete fat metabolism  --->  incr. plasma free fatty acids ---> ketoacidosis ---> coma = complicated form of diabetes mellitus
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Insulin:

- Uses:

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  • to treat diabetes mellitus (dog and cat)

- ketosis and fatty liver in cattle which are non-responsive to glucose or glucocorticoid therapy alone

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Types of insulin:

- how lond do they act?

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  • Regular (crystalline zinc, soluble) insulin:
    rapid onset, duration generally short (4-8 h) - IV (only this type), SC (IM)
  • Insulin Zinc Suspension (Lente insulin) Caninsulin®
    (12-24 h)
  • Protamine Zinc Insulin (24-36 h)
  • Isophane insulin (12-30h)
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SE insulin:

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  • acute hypoglycaemia - excessive insulin dose or inadequate food intake
  • Hypoglycaemia induced hyperglycaemia: compensatory release of insulin-antagonistic hormones (glucagon, catecholamines, glucocorticoids, growth hormone)
  • Allergic reaction, antibody formation
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Insulin interactions:

  • drugs reducing hypoglycaemia:
  • drugs increasing hypoglycaemia:
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  • drugs which reduce hypoglycaemic activity: glucocorticoids, dobutamin, oestrogen/progesterone, xylazine, thiazide diuretics
  • drugs which increase hypoglycaemic activity: anabolic steroids, beta-adrenerg blockers (propranolol), MAO inhibitors, phenylbutazone, salicylates, (alcohol)
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Action of oral antidiabetics:

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release of insulin: incr.
sensitivity of the cells to insulin: incr.
number of receptors: incr:
the binding of isulin to plasma proteins: decr.
glucagon releases: decr:

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thyroid hormones:

- Functions

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  • Control of metabolic rate in all tissues! (CH, protein metabolism)
  • role in normal differentiation, development and function of nervous, reproductive and musculo-skeletal tissues
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thyroid hormones:

- deficiency—>

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  • obesity
  • weakness, lethargy, hypothermia
  • mental retardedness
  • neuropathies
  • muscles weakness
  • poor haircoat
  • decreased heartrate, cardiac output
  • female: anoestrus, male: azospermia
  • reccurent infections
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Hypothyroidism:
- may arise from?

Hyperthyroidism:

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  • More common than hyperthyroidism in domestic animals (dogs).
  • It may arise from:
    1. deficiency of iodine (pig, birds),
    2.feeding cabbage (in ruminants),
    3. malfunction of the thyroid gland itself (primary
    hypythyroidism)
    4. deficient output of TSH from the pituitary gland
    (secondary hypothyroidism).

Hyperthyroidism occurs in dogs,
but more frequently in cats.

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Hypothyroidism:

- drugs:

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  • Iodine containing agents: iodised salt, Lugol’s solution
  • levothyroxine Na (FORTHYRON)
  • liothyronine (Lack of tissue deiodinase)
    overdose: hyperthyroidism like signs
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Hyperthyroidism:

  • drugs
  • side effects
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•THIOURACILS:
Methimazol, Tiamazol (FELIMAZOL®, APELKA ®), thiouracil

  • Side effects: Liver damage, emesis, immune mediated
    haemolytic anaemia, facial pruritus
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MINERALOCORTICOIDS:

- physiological role:

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  • increased Na+ reabsorption
  • water retention
  • blood-pressure
  • inflammatory processes
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Adrenal cortex

- dectreased; increased productions leads to —>

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  • Addison’s disease
    decreased hormone production/hypoadrenocorticism
  • Cushing syndrome
    increased hormone production/hyperadrenocorticism
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Adrelan cortex produces:

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glucocorticoids
mineralocorticoids
gonadocorticoids

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Side-effects of preparations for treatment of hypoadrenocorticism:

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hypokalaemia
Hypernatraemia, water retention
muscle weakness
hypertension
increased susceptibility to inflammation
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Cushings/hyperadrenocorticism:

- types and treatment

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PITUITARY-DEPENDENT CUSHING’S SYNDROME
- Bromocriptine (dog, horse)
Cyproheptadine-HCl: PERITOL® syrup (dog horse)

PITUITARY- AND/OR ADRENAL-DEPENDENT CUSHING’S SYNDROME: 
- Ketoconazole 
- Mitotane (LYSODREN®) 
	highly effective but toxic
- Trilostane (VETORYL®)
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HORMONES AFFECTING REPRODUCTION:

- Groups and hormones

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Sex steroids:

  • Oestrogens,
  • Androgens,
  • Gestagens

Other types:

  • Gn-RH analogues,
  • Pituitary and non-pituitary gonadotrophins,
  • Prostaglandins,
  • Oxytocin,
  • Melatonin
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GONADOTROPHIC RELEASING HORMONE (GnRH)
Decapeptides:
- production
- release
- action
- factors influencing LH/FSH release
- application
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  • Production - Optic and suprachiasmatic areas of the hypothalamus (small amounts in uterus, ovary)
  • Pulsative release
  • Composition is same in all mammals
  • Action: stimulate the production and release of FSH and LH
  • Factors influencing LH/FSH release: (dose, route of administration, the endocrine state of the animal).
  • Synthetic forms and analogues are available
    Application: SC, IM (equine IV), SC implants chemical sterilization
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GONADOTROPHIC RELEASING HORMONE (GnRH)
Decapeptides:
- drugs and animals it can be used for

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Gonadorelin: horse-cow, swine, rabbit
Buserelin: horse, cow, rabbit
Fertirelin: cow
Lecirelin: cow
Deslorelin: (SUPRELORIN SC implant, male dogs, 6 month duration, chemical castration)

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(GnRH)

- uses:

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Uses: wide range of species

  • reduce the time interval from calving to first ovulation
  • reatment of ovarian follicular cysts in dairy cattle
  • control the time of ovulation at the end of prostaglandin or progestogen synchronisation schedule
  • allow the timing of ovulation and covering to be arranged more precisely in mares during oestrus= maximise the chance of conception and nidation
  • provoke ovulation in rabbits
  • increase fertility rate in sows and fur-farming
  • Rainbow trout: facilitate stripping, reducing egg binding
  • Chemical castration (human, K9)
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(GnRH)

  • Side-effects
  • warnings
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  • Hyperthermia
  • allergic reaction
  • Luteal „yellow” body (corpus luteum, CL) cysts

Should not be used in pregnant animals (embryo death)
Should not be used in starved, cahectic animals

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Anterior pituitary gonadotrophins

- name of hormones and use

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LH: - to induce ovulation
- to luteinize follicular cysts
- to induce follicular growth and ovulation (small
multiple)

FSH: - to induce follicular growth for the purpose of
supra-ovulation
- in donor cows used for embryo transfer procedure.

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Non-pituitary gonadotrophins

  • example
  • activity
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PREGNANT MARE SERUM GONADOTROPHIN (PMSG, eCG)

  • secreted in mares in early pregnancy in order to maintain a luteotrophic effect upon the primary and secondary CL in the mare
  • mainly FSH-like activity and some LH activity (in mare LH activity is dominant) - long half-life (2-5 days)

HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPHIN

  • secreted from the chorionic portion of placenta
  • It has predominantly LH-like activity
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PREGNANT MARE SERUM GONADOTROPHIN

  • use
  • preparations
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Use:
Females:
- to induce follicular growth and ovulation (alone or after pre-treatment with progesterone, progestagens - cow, goat ewe)
- for superovulation ( increase litter size, embryo transfer)

Males:
- to stimulate spermatogenesis and libido

Preparations:
WERFASER inj., GONADOPHYL inj., SUIDAN inj. (+ hCG)
(combination with hCG is effectively used for treatment post-weaning anoestrus in sows)

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HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPHIN

  • use
  • drugs:
A

Females:

  • cause ovulation in the mare at time of breeding
  • treatment of nymphomania due to cystic ovaries
  • ovarian stimulation

Males:
- treatment of cryptorchidism (when no anatomical abnormality is present)

Several veterinary licensed products are available

  • WERFACHOR inj.
  • NYMFALON inj. (+ progesterone)
  • P.G. inj.
  • SUIDAN inj. (+PMSG)
  • PROLAN S inj. (+ oestradiol) (in sow to provoke ovulation)
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OESTROGENS

- produced in?

A

ovarian follicle, CL., adrenal cortex, testicles, placenta

  • In the therapy the synthetic ester-derivatives (oestradiol benzoate, cypionate, valerate) are generally used.
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OESTROGENS

  • effects
  • kinetics
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  • development of the female sex organs
  • development and maintenance of secondary female sex characteristics
  • incr. cell height and secretion of the cervical mucosa
    endometrial proliferation and incr. uterine tone
  • general metabolism: slight anabolic effect, fat distribution
    incr. sodium and water retention
    incr. calcium deposition, ossification
    incr. epiphyseal closure

KINETICS: Can be absorbed through the skin, mucous membrane, GI tract (some hepatic inactivation), SC, IM
Metabolism in liver  elimination primarily in urine

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OESTROGENS

Females: clinical use

A
  • control reproduction is limited
  • treatment of uterine infections
  • inhibition of nidation - misalliance in the bitch
  • treat urinary incontinence and dermatitis in old ovariectomised bitches
  • diminish/stop lactation in bitches and cats
  • treat cattle having persistent CL due to certain cases (in sow oesrtogen is luteotrophic!)
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OESTROGENS

males: clinical use

A
  • anal adenoma, prostate hypertrophy, benign tumour
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OESTROGENS

TOXICITY, SIDE-EFFECTS:

A

(prolonged use or large dose)
- in cow: postparturient straining with prolapse of
vagina, uterus
- in dog: anaemia, endometritis
- ovarian suppression and hypoplasia –> ovarian
cysts
- feminisation in the male
- it should not be given to animals with mammary
tumours, during pregnancy

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OESTROGENS

- VETERINARY Preparations:

A
  • OESTRADIOL BENZOATE inj.
    • Oestradiol cypionate - ECP inj.
    • Oestradiol valerate
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Anti-oestrogen compounds

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  1. Aromatase inhibitors (anastrozole, letrozole) of oestrogen synthesis.
  2. Oestrogen Receptor Modulators /mixed agonists/antagonists/
    - Tamoxifen - treatment of oestrogen-dependent mammary tumours (but uterus!)
    - Raloxifen – antagonist in mammary gland and uterus, agonist in bones
    - Clomiphene – only central (hypothalamic-pituitary) effect.
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Main physiological effects of progesterone:

A
  • nidation and maintenance of pregnancy

- suppression of oestrus and blocking ovulation

44
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progesterone:

  • use in veterinary practice:
  • most effectove preparations:
A
  • synchronisation
  • prevent embryonic death: not satisfactory
  • delay parturition: not effective

Synthetic preparations (progestogens/progestins) are more effective with long duration of action.

  • TYPE 1. Strong gestagens („1st generation” e.g. MAP, Norgestomet)
  • TYPE 2. Weak gestagens („2nd generation” e.g. Proligeston)
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Medroxy progesterone (MAP)

  • uses
  • drugs
  • SE
A
  • to control oestrus and ovulation in cyclic ewes
  • to induce oestrus in anoestrus ewes administration as intravaginal sponge (VERAMIX)
  • to inhibit the onset of the next oestrus in bitches with mid-oestrus (should not be given in pro-oestrus)
    (DEPO-PROMONE inj., PROVERA tabl.)
  • Side effects: cystic endometrial hyperplasia, mammary tumours
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  • Fluorogestone acetate (FGA)

use

A
  • oestrus synchronisation in ewe (CHRONOGEST intravaginal sponge)
47
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  • Norgestomet

use

A
  • strong gestagen

- to induce and synchronise ovulation in heifers and cows (CRESTAL implant)

48
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Proligestone and Megestrol acetate

-use

A

=weak progestogens with antigonadotrophic effects (cats & dogs)
- In females: to prevent or suppress oestrus and ovulation in companion animals (COVINAN inj., OVARID tabl.)

In males: anal adenoma, prostate hypertrophy, benign tumour, increased sexual activity, strange behaviour

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Altrenogest (allyl-trenbolone)

use

A
  • oestrus synchronisation, is used in mares and sows p.o.

it is absorbed from skin -use with care!

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Melengestrol acetate (MGA)

  • use
  • SE?
A
  • to suppress oestrus in heifers and increase growth (oral)
    it is banned in EU
    „side effect”: forms cysts –> elevated oestrogen level
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ANTIPROGESTOGENS

- use

A

to terminate pregnancy - abortion

  • Aglepristone (ALIZINE) SC
  • Dopamin receptor agonists; bromocriptine, cabergoline (prolactin inhibition —> less progesterone secretion by the corpus luteum)
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PROGESTOGENS

- types

A
  1. Melengestrol acetate (MGA)
  2. Altrenogest
  3. Proligestone and Megestrol acetate
  4. Norgestomet
  5. Fluorogestone acetate
  6. Medroxy progesterone (MAP)
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ANDROGENS

  • natural comounds
  • physiological effects
A
  • Natural compounds:
    TESTOSTERONE, DIHYDROTESTOSTERONE, ANDROSTENEDIONE

Physiological effects:
-they stimulate spermatogenesis
- secondary male characteristics
muscle development –> nitrogen, potassium,
phosphorous retention: anabolic effect

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Androgens

- clinical use

A

Clinical use:
- treatment of infertility, hypogonadism, aspermia, decreased libido,response is rather unsatisfactory
- hormonal alopecia, certain mammary tumours
- treat androgen deficiency in old castrated dog
- androgenised cows for detection of oestrus in cattle
(sheep as well)

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ANABOLIC STEROIDS

  • drugs
  • preparations
  • side effects
A
  • Stanozole
  • Nandrolone
  • Metandienone

Preparations:
STROMBA tabl. (Stanozolole)
NEROBOL tabl. (Metandienone)
NEROBOLIL and RETABOLIL inj. (Nandrolone)
Serious side-effects (e.g. vasoconstriction, heart failure, impotence, sperm deformity)

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Stanozole, Nandrolone, Metandienone

uses

A

Use:
- in ageing animal or patient with chronic diseases, polytrauma, etc. suffering from weight loss
- to promote recovery from debilitating disease
- stimulation of erythropoietin, bown regeneration
(not for growth promotion, influence the race performance!)

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Anti-androgens:

drugs

A

Ciproterone

Delmadinon

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PROSTAGLANDINS

- synthetic analoges

A 
Synthetic analogues:
	Alfaprostol
	PGF2alfa - Dinoprost (DINOLYTIC)
	Cloprostenol (REMOPHAN, ESTRUMATE, PLANATE)
	Luprostiol (PROSOLVIN)
	Etiproston (PROSTAVET-C)
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PROSTAGLANDINS

-use

A

USE:

  • oestrus synchronisation (mares, cows, ewes and goats)
  • to induce parturition (sows, mares, cows with glucocorticoid)
  • for abortion
  • for treatment pyometra
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PROSTAGLANDINS

-SE?

A

Side-effects: colic disorders, nausea, vomiting,

diarrhoea, bronchoconstriction, abortion

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UTERINE STIMULATING AGENTS

- groups

A
  • OXYTOCIN
  • PROSTAGLANDINS
  • ERGOT ALKALOIDS
  • CHOLINERGIC /PARASYMPATHETIC/ DRUGS
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UTERINE STIMULATING AGENTS

- Indications

A

during prolonged parturition if…
to promote involution (flaccid uterus)
for post-parturient haemorrhage

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OXYTOCIN

- uses

A

USES

  • uterine inertia; during delivery in all species
  • retention of eggs (birds, reptiles)
  • after parturition
  • milk let down (mastitis)

With special care:

  • After caesarean section
  • After reposition of prolapsed uterine
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Carbetocin

A

=(DEPOTOCIN inj.)

  • Synthetic analogue of oxytocin
  • Much longer half-life (less frequent injection, daily once)
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ERGOT ALKALOIDS
- groups
. uses

A
  • Ergotoxin (not used, tetany-like spasmodic effect)
  • Ergotamine (only after parturition)
  • Ergometrine
    • potent uterine stimulant
    • rarely used during parturition
    • post-partum (haemorrhage, retained placenta)
      promotes the expulsion of the contents of the
      uterus
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PROSTAGLANDINS

- side effects?

A

Side-effects are common: colic disorders, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, bronchoconstriction

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PROSTAGLANDINS

  • drugs
  • which species
A

Etiproston (Cow: IM)
Luprostiol (Mare, Sow, Cow, IM)
Dinoprost (Mare, Cow, Sow IM!!)

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UTERINE RELAXING AGENTS

- use

A
  • To prevent abortion? /or progesterone?/
  • To suppress contractions during
  • Correction of malpresentation, during embryotomy,
    obstetrical manoeuvers
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UTERINE RELAXING AGENTS

- groups

A
  • Beta2-adrenoceptor agonist (most significant)
  • Antispasmodics
  • Phenotiazines
  • Anticholinergics e.g. Atropine
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Beta2-adrenoceptor agonist:

- side effects

A

Isoxuprine: tachycardia, vasodilatation (!), tremor, sweating

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Beta2-adrenoceptor agonist

- drugs

A
  1. Isoxuprine
  2. Clenbuterol
  3. Terbutaline
  4. Vetrabutin /Dimophebumine-HCl/ (MONZALDON®)
  5. Denaverine (SENSIBLEX®)
  6. Proquamezine, Aminopromazine
    ( MYSPAMOL® h ; JENOTONE®)

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