Endocrine - Metabolic Flashcards

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Islet of Langerhans

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1-2% pancreas weight
Hormone produced & secreted into capillary blood vessel
Venous blood from islet drains into hepatic portal vein & then into general circulation
4 types α β Δ & pancreatic polypetide

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Pancreas

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α 25% islet cells & secrete glucagon
β 60-70% islet mass & secrete insulin
Δ cells secrete hormone somatostatin

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Peptides or Proteins

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Insulin - facilitates glucose transport

Glucagon

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Amino Acids

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Dopamine
Epinephrine
Norepinephrine

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Steroids

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Lipid soluble derived from cholesterol

Estrogen or progesterone

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Insulin Half-Life

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5-8 minutes

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Insulin Degradation

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Liver & kidney

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What does not require insulin or glucose?

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Brain

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Glucose Storage

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Liver insulin promotes

Excess glucose → glycogen (via glycogenesis)

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Pancreatitis

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Pancreas inflammation

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Pancreatitis Causes

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Gallstone & alcohol

Trauma - ERCP, obstruction, & medications

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Pancreatitis S/S

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Abdominal pain
N/V
Febrile

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Pancreatitis

Anesthetic Considerations

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Hydration
Pain management
Monitor electrolytes
NPO until pain & inflammation resolved

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Pancreatitis Preop

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↑WBC
Liver dysfunction
Electrolyte abnormalities

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Pancreatitis Complications

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Pancreatitis necrosis - cell death 2° inflammation

Pancreatic pseudocyst

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Pancreatic Pseudocyst

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Contains only fluid

Most common complication d/t chronic pancreatitis

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Pancreatic Cancer

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4th most common cancer in US

Correlation b/w obesity, smoking, & chronic pancreatitis

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Pancreatic Cancer S/S

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Abdominal pain
Weight loss
Pain suggests retroperitoneal invasion
Jaundice indicates biliary obstruction

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Pancreatic Cancer

Treatment

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Surgical resection
Painless jaundice → pancreas head tumor
Pancreatectomy or Whipple 
Surgical 5 year survival 10%
Non-surgical 5mos
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Cystic Fibrosis

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Autosomal recessive disorder
Chromosome 7 mutation
Results in defective chloride ion transport in lungs, pancreas, liver, GI, & reproductive organs epithelial cells
↓Cl¯ ↓Na+/H2O → viscous secretions → luminal obstruction & exocrine gland scarring
1° morbidity & mortality cause = chronic pulmonary infection

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CF Anesthetic Considerations

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Delay elective surgical procedures until obtain optimal pulmonary function
Volatile agents ↓airway pressure via ↓bronchial smooth muscle & hyperactive airways
Avoid anticholinergic drugs to maintain secretions in less viscous state (thin)

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Type 1 Diabetes

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T-cell mediated autoimmune pancreas β cell destruction

80-90% β cell function lost before hyperglycemia occurs

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T1D S/S

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Hyperglycemia, fatigue, weight loss, polyuria, blurred vision, & IV volume depletion
Polyuria/polydipsia/polyphagia

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T1D

Diagnosis

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Blood glucose >200mg/dL

HbA1C >7

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Diabetic Ketoacidosis
Blood glucose >250mg/dL | Most commonly associated w/ T1D
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Type 2 Diabetes
β cell insufficiency & insulin resistance Insulin resistance → circulating free fatty acids, cytokines, insulin antagonist, & target tissue defects at insulin receptors Impaired glucose associated w/ ↑body weight, ↓insulin secretion, & reduction in peripheral insulin action ↑insulin level desensitizes target tissues ↓insulin response Polyuria/polydipsia/polyphagia
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T2D S/S
Polyuria, polydipsia, weight loss Fasting glucose >126mg/dL 2 hour plasma glucose level >200 during oral glucose test
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What factors contribute to insulin resistance?
Abdominal obesity Excess calorie consumption Lack exercise Genetic susceptibility
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Metabolic Syndrome
``` Insulin resistance Visceral obesity Low HDL cholesterol HTN ↑triglycerides ```
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Metabolic Syndrome S/S
``` Fasting glucose >110mg/dL Abdominal waist >40in (M) or >35in (F) Triglyceride >150 HDL <40mg/dL (M) or <50mg/dL (F) Blood pressure > 130/85 ```
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Diabetes Complications
``` DKA Hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state Hypoglycemia - diaphoresis, tachycardia, & nervous (general anesthesia masks S/S) Monitor electrolytes Impaired mental status Anxiety Lightheaded Coma ```
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DKA
Most commonly caused by an infection ↓insulin → free fatty acids catabolism → ketones ABSOLUTE ↓insulin → hyperglycemia Polyuria, dyspnea, N/V
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HHS
RELATIVE ↓insulin → hyperglycemia Glycogenolysis & gluconeogenesis → osmotic diuresis Polyuria, polydipsia, confusion, lethargy
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Oral Antidiabetics
Sulfonylureas Biguanides (Metformin) Glitazones Glucosidase inhibitors
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Insulin Secretion
50 units/day (adults)
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Insulin Functions
Facilitates glucose & K+ into adipose & muscle cells ↑glycogen, protein, & fatty acid synthesis ↓glycogenolysis & gluconeogenesis, lipolysis, & catabolism
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Short Acting Insulin
Regular | ONLY IV
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Rapid Acting Insulin
Lispro & apart
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Intermediate Acting Insulin
NPH Lispro protamine Lente
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Long Acting Insulin
Glargine | Ultralente
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Diabetes Preop
+ prayer sign indicates cervical spine immobility (unable to align palms flat) Potential difficult intubation T1D 30%
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Diabetes Anesthetic Considerations
Glycemia control to prevent infection, improve wound healing, & ↓morbidity/mortality Assess cervical spine mobility
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Insulinoma
Benign pancreatic tumors | Women 2x
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Insulinoma Diagnosis
Whipple's triad - Hypoglycemia w/ fasting - Symptomatic glucose <50mg/dL - Symptom relief w/ glucose admin
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Insulinoma Anesthetic Considerations
Preop management w/ Diazoxide (inhibits insulin release from β cells) Treatment = surgical intervention Monitor blood glucose intraop Hyperglycemia after tumor removed Continue to monitor blood glucose under general anesthesia hypoglycemia S/S masked under GA
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Diabetic Neuropathy S/S
Hypertension Painless myocardial ischemia Reduced HR response to Atropine & Propranolol Resting tachycardia Lack diaphoresis ↑risk ST segment & T wave abnormalities Limited ability to compensate → cardiovascular instability (post-induction hypotension or sudden cardiac death)
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Intraop Blood Glucose Management
Avoid hypoglycemia Maintain blood glucose <180mg/dL Dependent on patient baseline
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Hyperglycemia associated w/ ______
Infection Poor wound healing ↑mortality Worse neuro outcomes
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Surgical Stress Response
↑counter regulatory hormones | ↑inflammatory mediators → stress hyperglycemia
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Hs
``` Hypoglycemia Hypovolemia Hydrogen ions Hypoxia Hypothermia Hyper/hypokalemia ```
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Ts
``` Thrombosis Toxins Tamponade (cardiac) Trauma Tension pneumothorax ```
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Hyperkalemia Treatment
Insulin 10 units 50% dextrose Bicarbonate Calcium gluconate - stabilizes the myocardium via lowering threshold potential Kayexalate Albuterol β agonist shifts K+ intracellular