Male phys- montemayor Flashcards

1
Q

low total testosterone
high LH and FSH
semen volume and [ ] low
explain high FSH LH

A

because feedback from low testosterone

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2
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47 XXY

A

klinefelters

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3
Q

most common Sx klinefelters

A

infertility and gynecomastia

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4
Q

most common genetic form of male hypogonadism

A

klinefelters

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5
Q

sex determining region on Y chromosome

A

SRYtranscription factor (testis determining factor

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6
Q

what hormone prevents the mullerian ducts from progressing

A

AMH

anti-mullerian hormone

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7
Q

what is required for development of seminal vesicles, ejaculatory duct and vas deferens

A

testosterone

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8
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what cells produce tesosterone

A

leydig cells

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9
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which hormone stimulates fetal leydig cell production of testosterone during development prior to fetal pituitary LH

A

hCG

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10
Q

required for development penis scrotum and prostate

A

DHT

dhydrotestosterone

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11
Q

which has highger affinity for Testosterone R

A

DHT

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12
Q

what enzyme is required for conversion testosterone- DHT

A

5 alpha reductase 2

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13
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what produces AMH

A

sertoli cells

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14
Q

what promotes development of gynecomastia

A

presence of E
increased E:T ratio
peripheral conversion T to E via CYP 19 aromatase

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15
Q

what hormone normally initiates puberty

A

pulsatile GnRH

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16
Q

what are gonadotropin levels in primary hypogonadism

A

elevated

androgen decreased

17
Q

major actions of andorgens

A
wolffian structures
erythropoietin synthesis
bone growth
libido
etc..
18
Q

which form is most circulating T found

A

SHBG
serum albumin
least amount is free

19
Q

what protein maintains T [ ] in testes

A

ABP androgen binding protein

20
Q

why is it important for T to be concentrated in testes

A

needs to be at least 100x circulating levels to promote spermatogenesis

21
Q

What promotes secretion of LH and LSH

A

low hormone levels ( E and T)

pulsatile GnRH

22
Q

FSH works on what cells

23
Q

LH works on what cells

24
Q

Why would continuous GnRH be a Tx for prostate CA

A

constant GnRH dec LH and FSH

so dec T

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key functions of sertoli cells
``` produce aromatase maintain blood testis barrier R for hormones produce ABP produce AMH ```
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3 key hormones promote adequate spermatogenesis in normal male
high T FSH LH
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GH affects spermatogenesis how
early division of sperm
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what Tx could you use for klinefelter Syndrome
androgen replacement therapy
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likely effect of giving exogenous T to klinefelter male
virilization of secondary male sexual traits
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can exogenous T of klinefelters male promote fertility?
no | seminiferous tubule likely is destroyed
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failure of testes to descend impairs what aspect of repro function
maturation of spermatogonia because of temperature differene
32
dec in facial and axillary hair and dec penile length and hypogonadism deficiency in what androgen explains findings
DHT
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generate Ab that bind and neutralize FSH bioactivity | expected to have a feedback decrease in what
decreased serum inhibin B levels
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sertoli cells normally do what in seminiferous tubules
maintain blood testis barrier