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Hypothalamic and Pituitary Hormones Flashcards

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1
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Alternative to Gonadotropin treatment in Male infertility

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Gonadorelins

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Antagonist for Oxytocin receptor

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Atosiban

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What is a contraindication to GH therapy?

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Patient with Malignancy

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Treatment of Leiomyomata (Fibroids)

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continouos GnRH agonists + supplemental iron

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ADR that is characterized by Serum testosterone levels increase (first 7-10 days; falls about 2 weeks) precipitate pain in patients with bone metastases, and tumor growth and neurologic symptoms

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Tumor flare

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Contraindications to Oxytocin treatment

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Fetal distress abnormal fetal presentation cephalopelvic disproportion uterine rupture Prematurity

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3
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a disease of GH receptor insensitivity

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Laron syndrome

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5
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ERGOT DERIVATIVE Dopamine Agonist

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Bromocriptine Cabergolide

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role of continuous GnRH and GnRH analog in COH

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prevent pemature LH surge and ovulation

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Vasopressin Antagonists

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Conivaptan Tolvaptan (more V2)

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Treatment of Choice for central precocious Puberty

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GnRH analogs: Leuprolide Nafarelin Histrelin

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Growth Hormone Antagonists

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o Somatostatin o Somatotropin-Release Inhibiting Factor o Dopamine

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Measures the fetal heart rate response to a standardized oxytocin infusion; Provides information about Placental Circulatory Reserve

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Oxytocin Challenge Test

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Advantage of GnRH antagonists over GnRH analogs

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Immediate antagonist effect effects reverse more quickly

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11
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acetate salt of synthetic human GnRH

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Gonadorelin

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Major source of IGF-1

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liver

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hCG is produced and excreted where?

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produced: placenta excreted: urine

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13
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Patients with Turner’s who are taking GH therapy are prone to development of

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Otitis media

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13
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3 forms of purified FSH

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Urofollitropin (2) recombinant forms: Follitropin alfa Follitropin beta

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Alternative for Ovulation induction (ex: Clomiphene has no effect)

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gonadotropins

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Treatment of severe IGF-1 deficiency that is not responsive to GH (GH-resistance syndromes)

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Mecasermin

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16
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Peripheral antagonism of GH: decreases IGF

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Pegvisomant

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17
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GnRH receptor antagonists:

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Ganirelix Cetrorelix Abarelix Degarelix

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18
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Treatment for Tumor flare?

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Bicalutamide

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19
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Menotropin that is purified (removed LH function)

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Urofollitropin

20
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what does it mean when Administration of GnRH has No change in baseline serum LH

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Hypogonadotropic Hypogonadism or Constitutional Delay

21
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human menopausal gonadotropin extracted from urine of menopausal women

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Menotropins

22
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Treatment for endomtriosis

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continouos GnRH agonists: Leuprolide Goserelin Nafarelin (nasal spray)

23
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Side effects of Pegvisomant

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o Reversible liver enzyme elevation o Lipodystrophy o Injection site pain

24
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early sign of GH deficiency

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Hypoglycemia

25
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Contraindications of GnRH Therapy

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Pregnancy Lactation

26
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drug that is packaged and dosed at the basis of its weight rather than its activity

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Choriogonadotropin alfa (rhCG)

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Risks of Controlled Ovarian Hyperstimulation in ART

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o Multiple pregnancies o Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS)

27
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rarely reported adverse effect of GH therapy (may manifest as vision changes, headache, nausea, or vomiting)

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Intracranial hypertension (Pseudotumor Cerebri)

29
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used for stimulation of follicular development in infertile women with profound LH deficiency

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Lutropin alfa

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Recombinant form of GH

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Somatropin

32
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hCG is virtually identical to what 3 other hormones

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TSH, LH, FSH

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stimulates the release of prostaglandins and leukotrienes that augment uterine contraction

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Oxytocin

34
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Mecasermin is composed of?

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o rhlGF-1 (recombinant human IGF) o rhlGFBP-3 (binding protein-3)

35
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Treatment regimen for prostate cancer

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continouos GnRH agonists + Androgen receptor antagonist (Flutamide)

37
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Treatment for Male infertility and for ART

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hCG

40
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Ergot-derivative Dopamine agonist with longest duration

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Cabergolide

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Functions of FSH in males and females

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females: stimulates granulosa cells to convert androgens to estrogens Males: stimulates sertoli cells to convert testosterone to estrogen

42
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Synthetic analogs of GnRH

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 Goserelin/LHRH  Histreln  Leuprolide  Nafarelin  Triptorelin

43
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Principal Function is for ovarian follicle development

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FSH

44
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Gonadotropins are most commonly used for what condition?

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Controlled Ovarian Hyperstimulation

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Function of LH in males and females

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females: stimulates theca cells for androgen production males: stimulates leydig cells for testosterone production

47
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45x more potent in inhibiting GH release (compared to Somatostatin)

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Octreotide

48
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DOC for acromegaly

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LANREOTIDE

50
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Cornerstone of Assisted Reproductive Technology

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Gonadotropins (FSH, LH, hCG)

51
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Treatment of Choice for Female infertility

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Clomiphene

52
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Stimulates longitudinal bone growth until epiphyses close near the end of puberty

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IGF-1

53
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Toxicity of Dopamine Agonits

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Erythromelalgia Peripheral digital vasospasm Psychiatric manifestations

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Standard medical treatment for hyperprolactinemia

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Dopamine agonists

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NON-ERGOT DERIVATIVE Dopamine Agonist

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Quinagolide Pramipexole Ropinirole

56
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Biphasic response to continous gonadorelin treatment

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Flare (first 7-10 days) Receptor-down regulation

57
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Long-acting synthetic analog of vasopressin

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Desmopressin acetate

58
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Treatment for Tocolysis (preterm labor)

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Atosiban

59
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What is the most important adverse effect of Mecasermin?

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Hypoglycemia

60
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Most widely used somatostatin analog

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Octreotide

61
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2x more potent in reducing insulin secretion (compared to Somatostatin)

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Octreotide

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