Hormones Flashcards
Growth hormone
- Protein (not PO),controlled by GHRH, GH plasma levels and Gherlin polypeptide (GI, hypothalamus)
- Inc. by sleep, excersice, stress , HYPOglycaemia, dopamine, alpha-agonists. => Giantism/acromegaly
- Dec. GC, HYPERglycaemia, beta-agonist=> dwarfism
- Stimulates IGF-1 secretion , anabolic hormone
- Use: inc. milk production and meat quality, alopecia in dog.
- Synthetic analogue: Octreotide, Lanreotide
- Dopaminergic agents: Cabergoline
- GH receptor antagonist:(IGF-1 inhib.)Pegvisomat (Somavert)
ACTH
- Protein, inc. synthesis of enzyme involved in steroid biosynthesis (cholesterol ->pregnenolone)-. Inc. cortisol and corticosterone levels.
- indications: dec. GC , cow ketosis, adrenal cortex atrophy, stimulation test, Adrenocortical hypo/hyperplasia.
Addison’s disease:
fludrocortisone. SE:increased blood pressure, inflammation, hypokalemia, hypernateamia
Cushing syndrome:
*Pituitary induced hypercortisolism:
Bromocriptine, Cyproheptadine
* Adrenal gland induced hypercortisolism :
1. Trilostane: selective inhibitor of 3B-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase. SE: GI, lethargy, acute pancreatitis , addison’s crisis.
2.Ketoconazole weekly increasing dose.
3. Mitotane (must be avoided!)
TSH
*glycoprotein, no approved veterinary product in the market
*Effect: inc. iodine uptake by the thyroid gland, production and secretion of thyroid hormones.
*Used to diagnose primary hypothyroidism.
*inc. GH, GnRH, cortisol production + dec. prolactin
Hypothyroidism:
1. Iodine containing agents: iodised salt, Lgol solution
2. levothyroxine-Na
3.liothyronine (Lack of tissue deiodinase) overdose: hyperthyroidism like signs
Hyperthyroidism: mostly Cats!
1.Methimazol/Tiamazol
Side-effects: Liver damage, emesis, immune mediated haemolytic anaemia, facial pruritus
ADH
*protein hormome, responsible for water and Na retention , K excretion.
*Binds V1a (endothelium) -vasoconstriction
V2 (renal tubules) - inc. water absorption by aquaporin-2
*Use: diagnosis+ treatment of central diabetes insiphidus. Differential Diagnosis of diabetes mellitus
- Natural vasopressin nasal spray: short HL+BA, local irritation
- Desmopressin (synth. Analouge) - SC,PO,nasal, longer
- Chlorpropamide: PO, antidiabetic
- In syndrome of inappropriate ADH (overproduction): Conivaptan (IV, V1+V2 antagonist) , Tolvaptan , Lixivaptan (V2 antagonist)
Insulin
Protein, preproinsulin>proinsulin>insulin , stored in secretory granules in a complex with zinc (B-cells), exocytosis (ATP-dep K channels> inc. Ca>Ca-calmodulin protein kinase>fusion of granules with membrane)
- Inc. IC uptake of glu,AA,FA,K. Anabolic hormome- glycogenesis, lipogenesis, protein synthesis
- Degraded rapidly by insulinase
- Indications: DM in cat+dog, fatty liver+ ketosis in Bo
DM I: SC
- Caninsulin:Swine origin (lente insulin) - amorphous (intermediate duration) , crystalline (prolonged,12-24h) higher Zn content+acetate buffer
- Insuman® Rapid
- Human ProZinc®
DM II: PO
1. Acarbrose: alpha-glucosidase inhibitor (latent carbohydrate absorption- after meal) - dogs+cats
2. Sulfonylureas: increased insulin secretion.
Glipizide - cats, gliclazide ,glibenclamide
3.Biguanides decrease of insulin resistance. (metformin, Buformin)
4. Glinides: increased insulin secretion. (nateglinide)
5. Glitazones: activation of nuclear receptors, liver, adipose tissue and muscles increased insulin sensitivity. (pioglitazone)
Insulin: adverse effects and interactions.
- Adverse effects: acute hypoglycemia, Somogyi rebound effect (hypoglycemia->hyperglycaemia due to compensation by anti-insulin hormomes), allergy,Ab
- Interaction: hyperglycaemic (GC,dobutamin, oestrogen, progesterone,xylazine, thiazides diuretic)+hypoglycaemic drugs (,B-blockers,MAO inhibore, phenylbutazone, anabolic steroids, salicylates
Oral anti-diabetics warnings
- Mainly type-2 diabetes (NIDD, Insulin resistancy)
* Warnings: Hypoglycaemia, serious liver/kidney insufficiency
Oral antidiabetics: Sulphonylurea substances:
*Inc. insulin release, sensitivity in cells, receotors, binding, glucagon release.
*5 drugs:
Tolbutamide (short, CV SE)
Chloropropamide (long acting , also for Diabetes insiphidus)
Metahexamide, Glibenclamide, Glizipine
Oral antidiabetics: Biguqnides
- inc. utilization in cells, dec. Glu oral absorption
1. Fenformine (phenyl-ethyl)
2. Buformine (Butyl): ADEBIT
3. Methformine (Dimethyl)
Oral antidiabetics:
- Thiazolidine diones
- Acarbos
- Modulation of insulin dependent genes , reduction of blood sugar level
* No experience in veterinary (glitazones, troglitazones, draglitazone) - Inhibition of alpha-glycosidase (e.g alpha-amylase) activity; less rapid elevation of glu blood level after meal
Mineralocorticoids: Addison’s disease (hypoandrenocorticism)
- Aldosterone: in research
- Desoxycorticosterone pivalate: long acting, IM + hydrocortisone/GC replacement
- Fludrocortisone acetate: PO, slight GC effect
*SE: Hypokalemia (>muscle weakness), hypernatraemia, water retention (hypertension) , inflammation susp.
Mineralocorticoids: Cushing’s disease
Hyperadrenocorticism
K 9-85%
*Pitutary dependant:
Bromocriptine , Cyproheptadine-HCl (PERITOL)
*Pitutary/adrenal dependent:
Ketoconazole , Mitotane , Trilostane (selective inhibition of 3BHSD)
Thyroid hormones: hypothyroidism
More common, may arise from iodine def. , Feeding cabbage (ru), thyroid malfunction (primary), TSH def. (Secondary)
- L-thyroxine/Levothyroxine: PO
- L-thyroxine-Na : IV,SC
- L-tri-iodothyronine (T3): PO, only imducated when Levothyroxine had failed. Rapid onset , short durations
Calcitonin
Control hyperglycaemia (Paget’s disease, ergocalciferol , vit. D2 poisoning)
Salcatonin (from salmon)
Calcitonin
Control hyperglycaemia (Paget’s disease, ergocalciferol , vit. D2 poisoning)
Salcatonin (from salmon)