Flashcards in Endocrine control of Growth Deck (28)
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Phases of growth
-fetal
-postnatal
-pubertal
- Adulthood
- Senescent
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Compensatory growth
if you lose a kidney the other one hypertrophies until it can make up for the loss.
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Catch-up growth
kid with illness has slow growth, once healed....catches up to normal growth rate
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psychosocial deprivation
kid is in a home where no one likes him...growth slows....decrease caused by low growth hormone production
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Growth hormone changes height by what percentage?
20-30%
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Excess growth hormone leads to
Gigantism...height procedes to maximal genetic potential
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Growth hormone deficiency
Dwarfism
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KNOW TABLE 3: Effects of hormonal excess or deficiency on growth and development
ok
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Excess and deficient growth hormone on skeletal maturation?
Normal in excess. Delayed in deficiency
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Thyroid deficiency on skeletal maturation
delayed
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Cortisol excess on skeletal maturation
delayed
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Somatotropin
GH
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Somatomedin
Mediates some GH actions, particularly on bone elongation and adipocytes, also known as IGF-1
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Somatostatin
hypothalamic peptide that prevents GH secretion
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Somatocrinin
hypothalamic peptide that stimulates GH...GHRH
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WHat are the two structures of GH?
22k form . this promotes growth and other metabolic actions
20k: only growth promoting
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Hyposomatotrophic dwarfism
Purely a GH deficiency
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Panhypopituitarism?
Lacking all of the pit hormones
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Major actions of GH on: Body mass
Increases it in the juvenile and pubertal periods
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GH on tallness:
Increases it during juvenile and pubertal periods
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Gh contributes to bone thickening which means that if GH goes unregulated you can get
acromegaly
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GH on fat metabolism?
inc in lipolysis, seen as an increase in FFA
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GH on carbohydrate metabolism
mildly impairs glucose uptake and utilization
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Somatomedin (IGF-1) hypothesis KNOW
GH acts on liver ---> IGF-1 secreted---> long bones--> growth
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Dual Effector Hypothesis KNOW
GH--> bones, muscle, adipose tissue etc..(DIRECT)
GH---> liver---> hepatic effects--> IGHF-1 incr
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What effect does T3 have on GH function
It enhances it by:
- increasing sensitivity to GH-RH
- Increasing synthesis
- Increasing Responsiveness
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Cortisone on GH
Depletes the effect of GH
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