03- Endocrine Flashcards
(29 cards)
receptor for insulin?
receptor kinases
what are three kind of cell receptor?
GPCR
receptor kinases
nuclear receptors
which receptors are cell surface and which are intracellular?
cell surface: GPCR, receptor kinases
intracellular: nuclear kinase receptor
what activates class 1 nuclear receptors?
steroid hormones (bind to heat shock proteins)
what activates class 2 nuclear receptors?
lipids
what activates class 3 nuclear receptors?
(hybrid) T3
give examples of tyrosine derived hormones?
adrenaline
thyroid hormone
melatonin
describe mineralocorticoid activity?
refers to sodium retention in exchange for potassium and/or hydorgen
describe diabetes insipidus
can’t secrete ADH so less water resorption leadign to high sodium to try compensate
insulin inhibits lipolysis true/false
true
what is glucose phosphorylated to in the pancreas?
glucose-6-phosphate
ketones are derived from what?
acetyl-CoA (B oxidation)
what are incretins?
intestinal secretion of insulin
GLP-1 from L cells
GIP from K cells
what is humalog mix25
25% short acting
75% long acting
mechanism of sulphonylurea’s
displace ADP-Mg from SUR1 to promote insulin release
what is exenatide?
incretin analogue
which transporter moves glucose into skeletal muscle?
GLUT4
what is the normal anion gap?
10-18
raised albumin indicates what?
renal damage
(established microalbuminaemia 2/3 tests +ve)
what percentage of diabeteic men suffer erectile dysfunction?
50%
thyroglobulin is secereted by which cells?
which cells is it stored in?
secreted by follicular cells
stored in colloid
which thryoid cancer develops from C cells?
medullary
papillary thyroid carcinoma spread lymphatically/haematologically
lymphatically
what are the three zones of tehe renal medulla
zona fasciculata
zona reticularis
zona glomerulosa