ch15 Flashcards

(31 cards)

1
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LDL

A

transport cholesterol from the liver to the tissues

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2
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HDL

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transport cholesterol from tissues back to the liver

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3
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recommended levels of HDL

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> 40 mg/dL

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4
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recommended levels of LDL

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< 100 mg/dL

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5
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recommended total serum cholesterol level

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< 200 mg/dL

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6
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When a hormone binds to a receptor, it results in the activation of a ____

A

signal transduction pathway

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7
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Hormones bind to ___, to affect distant cells and change the cell function

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receptor proteins

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8
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female sex hormones

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estrogens and progestins

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9
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estrogens

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estradiol and estrone, control development of secondary sex characteristics and regulate menstrual cycle

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10
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progestin

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progesterone, “Pregnancy hormone” prep of uterus for implantation of fertilized egg

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11
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male sex hormones

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called androgens, testosterone and androsterone

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12
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anabolic steroids

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synthetic androgens, not metabolized as quickly and can cause high BP, liver damage, and cardiovascular disease

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13
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three adrenal cortical steroids

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aldosterone, cortisone, cortisol

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14
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aldosterone

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regulate BP by controlling concentration of Na+ and K+

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15
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cortisone and cortisol

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anti-inflammatory drugs, regulate carbohydrate metabolism

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16
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prednisone

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synthetic alternative to cortisone

17
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cortisone

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suppress organ rejection after transplant surgery, treat allergies and autoimmune disorders.

18
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4 fat soluble vitamins

19
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2 water soluble vitamins

20
Q

Vitamin A

A

found in fish,liver, and dairy
made from B-Carotene
deficiency affects visions, eyes, and skin

21
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Vitamin D

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synthesized from cholesterol
found in milk
helps regulate Ca+ and K+ metabolism
deficient: rickets

22
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Vitamin E

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antioxidant found in nuts

deficient: neurologica problems

23
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antioxidants

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protect unsaturated side chains in fatty acids from unwanted oxidation

24
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vitamin K

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regulates clotting proteins (prothrombin)

deficient: excessive bleeding

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hydrolyzable lipids
waxes triacylglycerols phospholipids
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nonhydrolyzable lipids
steroid | fat-soluble vitamins
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saturated fatty acids
no double bonds
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unsaturated fatty acids
one or more double bond
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increase # of double bonds =
decrease melting point
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fats have a ___melting point | oils have a ___ melting point
fats have a higher melting point (few double bonds) | oils have a lower melting point (large number of double bonds)
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waxes composed of
a fatty acid and a long chain alcohol