Study - Unit 11 - Endocrine General Overview Flashcards

1
Q

DIsorder of metabolism related to the body’s production and use of insuline

A

diabetes

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2
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Type 1 or 2?

- absolute deficiency of insulin

A

type 1

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3
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Type 1 or 2?

- relative deficiency of insulin/resistance to use of

A

type 2

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4
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hyposecretion of cortisol and often insufficient levels of aldosterone as well

A

Addison’s disease

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5
Q

hypersecretion of cortisol by the adrenal gland/or externally taken corticosteroid medication

A

cushing’s syndrome

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6
Q

autoimmune disorder that results in hyperthyroidism

A

graves

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7
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autoimmune disorder that results in hypothyroidism

A

hashimotos

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8
Q

metabolic bone disorder in which the rate of bone resorption increases and the rate of bone formation decreases

A

parathyroid

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9
Q

What gland causes addison’s disease and cushing’s syndrome

A

Adrenal Gland

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10
Q

after nutrients are ingested, digested, absorbed, and transported across cell membranes -> must be _____ into individual chemicals that can be used by cells to maintain life

A

metabolized

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11
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processes of biochemical reactions occurring in the body’s cells that are necessary to produce energy, repair cells, maintain life

A

metabolism

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12
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chemical messengers secreted by various glands that exert controlling effects on cells of body

A

hormones

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13
Q

Main modifiable risk factor for liver disease

A

avoid alcohol

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14
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Main modifiable risk factor for diabetes

A

encourage healthy lifestyle, screenings

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15
Q

Alterations of hormone secretion and / or action result in the _____ function of specific body organs and the loss of the body’s ability to _____ itself in response to both internal and external changes.

Because of the interaction between hormones and the nervous system in maintaining hemostatic balance, loss of hormones results in serious, even fatal, problems.

The nurse’s role in caring for patients of all ages with endocrine and / or metabolic alterations includes assistance with physical care, monitoring and provider of information

A

abnormal

regulate

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16
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Feedback mechanism:

body sends neural message to _____

A

hypothalamus

17
Q

Feedback mechanism:

hypothalamus stimulates the _____

A

pituitary

18
Q

Feedback mechanism:

Pituitary sends factors to _____ _____

A

primary gland

19
Q

Feedback mechanism:

Primary gland releases hormone until cell satisfied, then message sent to _____ _____

A

turn off

20
Q

a negative feedback system regulates the _____ system

A

endocrine

21
Q

Simple or Complex:

when the level of one substance regulates the secretion of hormones

A

simple feedback

22
Q

Simple or Complex:
a low serum calcium level stimulates the parathyroid gland to release parathyroid hormone. PTH in turn, promotes resorption of calcium. A high serum calcium level inhibits PTH secretion.

A

Simple

23
Q

Simple or Complex:

occurs through an axis established between the hypothalamus, pituitary gland, and target organ

A

complex

24
Q

Simple or Complex:
secretion of the hypothalamic corticotropin-releasing hormone stimulates release of pituitary corticotropin, which in turn stimulates cortisol secretion by the adrenal gland (the target organ). A rise in serum cortisol levels inhibits corticotropin secretion by decreasing corticotropin-releasing hormone

A

complex

25
Q

Types of Endocrine Disorders:

problem with the gland itself in releasing or creating hormone

A

primary (hypofunction)

26
Q

Types of Endocrine Disorders:

problem with the pituitary and the releasing factors

A

secondary (hyperfunction)

27
Q

Types of Endocrine Disorders:

problem is with cellular receptors or the cells themselves

A

tertiary

28
Q

Types of Endocrine Disorders:

other than the normal site of hormone production

A

ectopic

29
Q

_____ is usually chronic, often resulting in glandular secretion of hormones. However, it may be acute or subacute as in thyroiditis

A

inflammation

30
Q

_____ can occur within a gland or in other areas of the body causing abnormal hormone production. For example. certain lung _____ secrete ADH or PTH

A

tumors