Endocrine Flashcards

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What regulates sulfonylureas MOA?

A

ATP

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What drugs can be used for a pregnant 2DM patient?

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Insulin
Metformin
Sulfonylureas

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3
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steroid hormones are?

A
Fat soluble 
No 2nd messenger 
Work via proteins 
Nuclear membrane receptor 
Affect DNA replication, transcription and translation
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4
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Protein hormones are?

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Water soluble
Cell membrane receptors
Work via 2nd messengers

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5
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3 organs involved in RBC production

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Bone marrow - synthesis
Lung - O2
Kidney - Epo

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6
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What is spurious polycythemia in the elderly?

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Gaisbock syndrome (loss of plasma volume)

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Signs for chronic hypoxia?

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Mitochondria density increase in muscles
Angiogenesis
Clubbing

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8
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What vitamin would you put Polycythemic patients on?

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Folate (rapidly dividing cells)

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9
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What are the treatments for polycythemia Vera?

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Hydroxyurea
Drink more water (dilute blood)
Phlebotomy 
Allopurinol 
Folic acid 
Aspirin
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10
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Ppl with hypertension die from what?

A

Stroke

AAA

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11
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Treatment for Conn’s syndrome

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Spirinolactone

Surgery - remove adrenals

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12
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What is the treatment for Addison’s disease?

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Hydrocortisone

Fludrocortisone

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13
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Most common cause of female pseudo hermaphroditism in children?

A

21 hydroxylase deficiency

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14
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What molecule acts just like Aldo?

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11 DOC

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15
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What is permissive hormone under stress?

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Cortisol

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16
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What is permissive hormone under normal conditions?

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Thyroid hormone

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17
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What are drugs used to treat hirsuitism

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Finasteride
Dutestoride
Ketoconazole
Spironolactone

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18
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Treatment for male patterned baldness?

A

Finasteride

Flutamide

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19
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2 organs that undergo gluconeogenesis

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Liver

Adrenal cortex

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20
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5 places that store glycogen

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Skeletal muscle 
Liver
Adrenal cortex 
Heart
Intestine wall
21
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What is the diagnoses of neuroblastoma/pheochromocytoma?

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Urine increase in products of DA (VMA, metanephrine, HVA)

22
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Tx of pheochromocytoma/neuroblastoma?

A

Phenoxybenzamine

Surgery

23
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Drug to safely drop bp in hypertensive patient?

A

Phentolamine (alpha blocker)

24
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Pheochromocytoma rule of 10’s

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10% malignant 
10% bilateral 
10% are in children 
10% are familial 
10% are metastatic at diagnoses
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Tissues that can absorb glucose w/o insulin?
``` Brain RBC Intestinal wall Cardiac/cornea Kidney Liver Exercising muscles ```
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What drug do you use on any tumor secreting hormones?
Octreotide (somatostatin analog)
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4 causes of watery (secretory) diarrheas?
VIPoma Vibrio cholera ETEC Cryptosporidium
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What drug decreases proteinuria in diabetics?
Ace Inhibitors
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What are 5 treatments for abdominal pathology?
``` NPO NG-tube IV-NS Meperidine Abdominal x-Ray ```
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What is a glp-1 analog that slows down gastric emptying?
Exanatide | Liraglutaride
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What is the tx for dumping syndrome?
Small meals
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What are 3 places where we find somatostatin?
Duodenum Hypoothalamus Pancreas
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How do we know if a diarrhea is secretory or osmotic?
Make the patient NPO
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What 3 areas is gastrin found?
Antrum of stomach (g cells) Pancreas Duodenum
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What is the only GI hormone whose 2nd messenger is ca2+?
Gastrin
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What embryologic structures give you glands? Muscles?
Pouches -> glands | Arches -> muscle
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3 x-linked dominant diseases?
Pseudohypoparathyroidism Pyruvate dehydrogenase deficiency Vitamin D resistant rickets
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Analog for calcitonin?
Bisphosphonate
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Most common cause of 2nd hyper parathyroidism?
Kidney failure
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Hyper parathyroidism of malignancy is due to?
Cytokines which act like PTH
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What is the main controller of PTH?
S ca2+ in blood stream
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What is the tx of osteoporosis?
Estrogen -1st line | Bisphosphanate - 2nd line
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Tx for osteopeyrosis?
Steroids
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Where is ALP made?
Bone cells CBD Placenta Testes
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3 syndromes with marfanoid features?
Marfan's syndrome MEN 3 or 2b Homocysteinuria
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Signs for anti-cholinergic
Hot, dry skin and hyperthermia
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What does increased ICP cause?
Increased PRL, ADH
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What TX is used for prolactinomas
Bromocriptine | Carbigoline
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What are periods of rapid growth
0-2 4-7 Puberty