Hormones Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
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DOC obesity

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Liraglutide

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2
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CHF is a complication of which DPP4 inhibitor

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Saxagliptin

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3
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Risk of hepatitis is increased with which DPP4 inhibitor

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Vildagliptin

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4
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Only gliptin that is excreted through liver and not kidney

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Linagliptin

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5
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Name the amylin analogue

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Pramlintide

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6
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Which drugs can be used in both type one and type two diabetes mellitus?

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Pramlintide and insulin

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7
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Only insulin which is milky cloudy white

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Isophane

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8
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Insulin which has acid pH

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Glargine

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9
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Insulin which forms white crystals with other insulin in same syringe

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Glargine

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10
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Longest acting insulin

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Degludec

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11
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The only insulin for which rate of absorption does not depend on the site of injection is

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Glargine

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12
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Most common site for injection of insulin

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Abdomen

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13
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Drug of choice for diabetic ketoacidosis and route

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IV regular insulin

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14
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Sulfonylurea of choice in elder

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Glipizide

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15
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Pioglitazone decreased insulin resistance by acting on which tissue?

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By acting on adipose tissue

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16
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Side effects of metformin

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B12 deficiency due to decreased calcium dependent b 12 absorption

LACTIC ACIDOSIS

17
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C/I of Metformin

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CHF
Severe lung disease
Renal failure
Hepatic failure
Chronic alcoholics

18
Q

Drugs causing weight loss

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GLP1 agonists
Metformin
SGLT2 #
Amylin analogues

19
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Which classes of anti diabetic drugs reduce CVS mortality?

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GLP1 agonists and SGLT2 #

20
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GLP2 agonists name

21
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Most potent steroids

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Dexamethasone and betamethasone

22
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Least potent steroid

A

Hydrocortisone

23
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Longest acting glucocorticoids

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Dexamethasone and betamethasone

24
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Shortest acting steroid

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Hydrocortisone

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Most potent topical steroid
Clobetasol propionate ointment
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Steroids are used in pregnancy for
Surfactant maturation
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Mechanism of anti-inflammatory and immuno suppressive action of steroids
Decrease the production of inflammatory mediators like I L1 , IL6and TNF alpha Increase production of anti-inflammatory mediators like I 10 and annexin1 Lymphocyte apoptosis as well as cause re-distribution of lymphocytes
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Only drug to decrease mortality in Covid
Steroids
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Infections in which steroids can be used
H. Influenza, meningitis, Covid pneumonia.
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Which drug inhibits bone resorption and stimulates bone formation at the same time?
Strontium ranelate
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Drugs that stimulate bone formation
Teriparatide, abolaparatide, romosozumab
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Most potent bisphosphonate
Zoledronate
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Mechanism of action of second and third generation bisphosphonates
Block Farnesyl pyrophosphate synthase which is required in mevalonate pathway, leading to apoptosis of osteoclasts
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Mechanism of action of first generation base phosphonates
Abnormal ATP production which cannot be used by osteoclasts leading to the apoptosis
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What is the advice given to patients on bisphosphonates ?
To prevent esophagitis, patient is advised to take the drug with a full glass of water and not lie down for 30 minutes The same advice is given for patients taking tetracycline
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Anti sclerostin antibody name
Romosozumab
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Fastest acting, anti thyroid drugs
Iodide