Lecture 9.5 - Progesterone Flashcards
progesterone: effect on endometrium? causes a \_\_\_\_ in body temp; increases \_\_\_\_ sensitivity; causes a decrease in \_\_\_\_ reabsorption by competing with \_\_\_\_
increased secretions, spiral artery development; increase; insulin; Na; aldosterone
progestins are used for ____, ____ cancer, abnormal uterine ____
contraception, endometrial;
bleeding
progestins:
17 ethynyl group ____ oral bioavailability;
replacement of 19-methyl with H _____ activity
example of this is _____
increases;
increases;
norethindrone
_____ is a 2nd gen progestin. has higher oral bioavailability
levonorgestrel
____ is a 3rd gen progestin. a prodrug for etonogestrel which has high oral bioavailability
desogestrel
progestins often have ____ and ____ effects in addition to progesterone effects
androgen, anti-estrogen
hormonal contraceptives (OCPs) are typically combinations of progestins and ____. they inhibit _____ and prevent the estrogen surge. this prevents _____
ethinyl estradiol;
LH/FSH;
ovulation
OCPs:
cause ____ of cervical mucus.
cause ____ of the breast.
thickening;
enlargement
OCP side effects:
contradindicated in smokers greater than 35 years old due to risk of _____;
______;
___ cancer
cardiovascular events (ie MI);
thromboembolism;
breast
post-coital contraceptives (morning after pills):
differ from regular OCPs in that they are ____;
side effects such as ___ and ____ are more common
at much higher doses;
nausea, vomiting
_____ (RU-486) and _____ are progesteron antagonists. used as _____
mifepristone, ulipristal;
emergency contraceptrives
mifepristone is used in combination with _____, which is a ____ analog;
most severe side effect is _____
misoprostol, PGE1 analog;
bleeding
danazol acts as a _____ at androgen receptors;
used to treat _____ and hereditary angioedema;
associated with weight ____, acne, ______, ____ toxicity
partial agonist;
endometriosis;
gain, hirutism/masculinization;
liver