Hormones, Carbohydrates, Hypoglycemics, Nutrition, Vitamins Flashcards

1
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Classes of Hormones

A

Proteins and Polypeptides: Made of chains of amino acids
* Insulin
* Epinepherine
Amine Hormones: Derived from amino acids
* Dopamine
* Epinepherine
Steroid Hormones: Derived from lipids

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2
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Hormones

Gen. Info

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Chemical messengers secreated from endocrine glands that help the body maintain homeostasis

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3
Q

Pancreatic Cells

BAD IGS

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Alpha Cells: Secrete glucagon
Beta Cells: Secrete Insulin
Delta Cells: Secrete Somatostatin

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4
Q

MMP

Glucagon

Classification, Mechanism of Action

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Class: Hormone, Pancreatic

  • Raises blood sugar
  • Inhibits gastric and pancreatic secretions
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5
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MMP

Glucagon

Indications

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  1. Altered mental status w/ suspected hypoglycemia w/ no IV access
  2. Beta blocker overdose (unlabled use)
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6
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Common Med

Vasopressin

Classification, MoA, When its Used

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Class: Hormone, ADH, Vasopressor
Indication: Vasodilatory Shock, Cardiac Arrest
MoA: Causes vasoconstiction and decreases urine production

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7
Q

MMP

Glucagon

Doses, Route

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Hypoglycemia w/o IV Access
* Adult: 1mg IM/IN (max. 3mg)
* 5-18yo: 1mg IM/IN (max. 3mg)
* 28days-4yo: 0.5mg IM/IN (max. 3mg)

Beta Blocker Overdose:
* Adult: 1mg IVP every 5 min
* 5-18yo: 1mg IVP every 5 min
* 28d-4yo: 0.5mg IVP every 5 min

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8
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Type 1 Diabetes

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Beta cells become incapable of secreasing Insulin

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9
Q

Common Med

Oxytocin

Classification, MoA, When its Used

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Class: Hormone, Oxytocic

Indications: Induction of labor, Control of post partum hemorage

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10
Q

Prescribed

Insulin

Classification, MoA, When its Used

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Class: Antidiabetic, Hormone
MoA: Promotes glycogenesis, Inhibits glucogenesis

Used for diabetes

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11
Q

Carbohydrates

General Info

A

Increase body’s blood sugar to maintain glucose homeostasis

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12
Q

ACLS and MMP

Dextrose

Classification, MoA

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Class: Caloric source, Carbohydrate
MoA: Increases blood glucose levels

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13
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ACLS and MMP

Dextrose

Indications

A

Altered mental status due to hypoglycemia

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14
Q

ACLS and MMP

Dextrose

Contraindications

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Known hyperglycemia

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15
Q

ACLS and MMP

Dextrose

Adverse Effects

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May worsen hyperglycemia

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16
Q

ACLS and MMP

Dextrose

Dose, Route

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Adult: 50mL boluses (5g) D10 or 25g D50
<28d: 2mL D10 IV/IO
28d-4y: 2-4mL/kg D10 IV/IO (max. 25g)
5-18y: 2-4 mL/kg D10 IV/IO (max. 25g)

17
Q

Prescribed

Glipizide

Classification, MoA, When its Used

A

Class: Antidiabetics, Sulfonylureas
Indications: Type II Diabetes

Stimulates insulin release from pancrease

18
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Common

Thiamine

Classification, MoA, When its Used

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Class: Vitamin, Water Soluable Vitamin
Indications: Thiamine deficiencies, prevents wernicke’s encephalopathy

Helps the body generate energy from nutrients

19
Q

MMP

Glucagon

Contraindications

A

Known hypersensitivity

20
Q

MMP

Glucagon

Adverse Effects

A

Nausea and Vommiting