Hypothalamic and Pituitary Hormones Flashcards

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dopamine aka

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PROLACTIN-INHIBITING HORMONE

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GHRH or GROWTH HORMONE RELEASING HORMONE aka

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SOMATROPIN-RELEASING HORMONE

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GROWTH HORMONE aka

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SOMATROPIN

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ACTH or adrenocorticotropic hormone aka

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CORTICOPTROPIN

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TSH aka

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thyrotropin

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two distinct components of the pituitary gland

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adenohypophysis

neurohypohysis

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connects hypothalamus and pituitary gland

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hypothalamic or pituitary stalk

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hormones that pass thru the pituitary portal stalk to stimulate the pituitary gland to release or inhibit hormone production

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hypophysiotrophic hormones secreted by neurosecretory cells in the hypothalamus

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hormones produced in the PPG will act

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directly on target organs

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PPG hormones secreted in response to stimulus

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VASOPRESSIN/ ADH

OXYTOCIN

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prolactin from APG acts

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directly on mammary glands

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hormone that acts both directly and indirectly

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GROWTH HORMONE

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hypothalamic and pituitary hormones are ALL

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peptides

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hormones of the posterior pituitary are stored in

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granules

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makes the hormone susceptible to destruction by proteolytic enzymes of the digestive tract

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peptidyl nature

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TRH may

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increase levels of PROLACTIN causing galactorrhea

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no pharmacologic preparation available

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PROLACTIN

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hormones used for diagnosing pituitary insufficiency

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GHRH
CRH
TRH
TSH
ACTH
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hormones released by the hypothalamus

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TRH
CRH
GHRH
GnRH
Dopamine
somatostatin
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anterior pituitary gland hormones

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TSH
ACTH
GH
FSH, LH
PRL
GH
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posterior pituitary gland relese the ff hormones

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VASOPRESSIN / ADH

OXYTOCIN

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steroid or steroid-like hormones are _____ in the circulation

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protein bound

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only the ____ form of steroid and steroid like hormones that is active and can enter the cell membrane

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free

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peptides cannot enter the cell membrane therefore they are

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hypdrophilic

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receptor for GH and PRL
Jak STAT | Januse kinase signal transducer and activator of transcription
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receptor for GHRH, TSH, FSH, LH, ACTH, VASOPRESSIN
Gs
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Gs function
stimulates adenylyl cyclase
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receptor for SST and DOPAMINe
Gi
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Gi function
inhibits adenylyl cyclase
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GnRH, OXYTOCIN, VASOPRESSIN 1A & B receptor
Gq
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Gq function
muscarinic receptor | 2nd messenger for IP/DAG
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SST or somatostatin aka
growth hormone-inhibiting hormone
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SST is secreted by
the D cells of the stomach | the delta cells of the islets of Langerhan
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somatostatin moa
inhibits secretion of GH, TSH, INSULIN, GLUCAGON, GASTRIN, and other GI hormones
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use of somatostatin is limited due to
short duration of action multiple effects esp in cho metabolism rebound hypersecretion
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SST analogs
OCTREOTIDE (Sandostatin) | LANTEOTIDE
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receptors for OCTREOTIDE
SSt-2
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selectivity of OCTREOTIDE to SST2 receptors have less
effect on insulin therefore less hyperglycemia
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OCTREOTIDE preparation
50-200 mcg SC q8hr, once a month
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indication for SST ANALOGS
acromegaly GEP tumors such as carcinoid and gastrinoma bleeding esophageal varices
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SST analog dosage for acromegaly
initially 0.05 - 0.1 mg, SC q8-12 hr | max of 1.5 mg per day
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gep tumor tx of sst analog dosage
initially 0.05 mgOD/BID | may gradually inc to 0.1-0.2mg TID
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SST analog adverse effects
GIT 50% Gallstones 20%
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GH receptor antagonist
PEGVISOMANT
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effect of PEGVISOMANT
blocks peripheral effects of GH ➡️ decrease IGF 1
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PEGVISOMANT administration
daily via SC route
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PEGVISOMANT Indication
px with acromegaly who do not respond to SST analogs
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PEGVISOMANT AE
inc in tumor size- uncommon | changes in liver fxn tests
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physiological fxn of GnRH
released in PULSATILE manner that controls the synthesis and release of FSH and LH
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pharmacological fxn of GnRH
pulsatile: every 4hrs, stimulates GONADOTROPIN release continuously: via injection, inhibits GONADOTROPIN RELEASE
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cause of iNhibitory release of gonadotropin when released continuously
receptor desensitization downregulation changes in signaling pathways
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GnRH analogs
``` LEUPROLIDE GOSERELIN NAFRELIN GONADORELIN HCL BUSERELIN ```
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LEUPROLIDE preparation
7.5mg per month IM for prostatic cancer q3months 1mg/day SC
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GOSERELIN preparations
3.6 mg SC q28days
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NAFARELIN preparation
nasal spray 200 mcg BID | not available!
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uses (rare) of GnRH
pulsatile: pituitary stimulation in GnRH deficiency (male or female) continuous: suppress gonadotropins diagnostic
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GnRH use for pituitary stimulation in GnRh deficiency addresses
male or female infertility or hypogonadism
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suppression of gonadotropins through continous admin of gnRh is for
``` endometriosis central precocious puberty prostatic cancer and BPH uterine leiomyoma contraception ART ```
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form of GnRH analog for GnRH deficiency
GONADORELIN INFUSION PUMP, IV or SC short half life
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cause of GnRH use in assistied reproductive technology
prevent premature ovulation caused by FSH and LH injection
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GnRH is a diagnostic tool for
delayed puberty in hypogonadism
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GnRH analogs AE
flare or worsening of symptoms headache, abdominal discomfort, hot flushes decreased bone density with prolonged use
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flare occurs during
first 7-10 days of treatment
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GnRH antagonist moa
suppress gonadotropin release potent mast cell degranulators
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GnRH antagonists
CETRORELIX GANIRELIX DEGARELIX
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CENTRORELIX (Cetrotide) preparation
250 mcg SC OD
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use of GnRH antagonists
female infertility, ART | advanced prostate cancer
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specific GnRH antagonist drug for advanced prostate cancer
DEGARELIX
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GnRH antagonist most common AE
nausea, headache
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GnRH antagonist ae
nausea, headache hot flushes, sweats, depression, decreased libido NO FLARE SYMPTOOOOMS!
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Dopamine action
reduces elevated PROLACTIN level caused by physiologic, pathogenic, iatrogenic conditions
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PIH analogs are _____ agonists
D2
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effect of PIH analogs on normal patients
increase GH release
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PIH analogs effect on acromegaly patients
suppress GH release
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PIH analogs are given
orally
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only available PIH analog
BROMOCRIPTINE (parlodel)
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PIH analogs
BROMOCRIPTINE CABERGOLINE PERGOLINE QUINAGOLIDE
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main use of PIH analogs
hyperprolactinemia in patients with prolactinoma or hypothyroidism
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uses of PIH analogs
hyperprolactinemia suppress physiologic lactation Parkinson's dse acromegaly
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BROMOCRIPTINE is not recommended for physiologic lactation because
risk of thromboembolism
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AE of PIH analogs
``` nausea, vomiting headache, dizziness constipation fatigue cramps hair loss hallucination dyskinesia dry mouth ```
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direct effects of SOMATOTROPIN
increased lipolysis➡️increased fat utilization➡️increased FFA in plasma mixed effect on CHO metabolism
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somatotropin directly decreases sugar levels by
increasing IGF ➡️increased INSULIN
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indirect effects of SOMATOTROPIN
skeletal growth increased cell proliferation increased protein anabolism increased formation of HYDROXYPROLINE from PROLINE boosts cartilage synthesis
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approved uses of SOMATOTROPIN
``` GH deficient children and adults hypogonadism and growth failure in Turner's sx, Prader-Willi sx CRF in pedia patients SGA or small for gestational age NGHDSS ```
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approved uses of SOMATOTROPIN in adults without GH deficiency
wasting in AIDS px short bowel sx in patients on parenteral nutrition
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unapproved uses of SOMATOTROPIN
increase muscle mass in adult athletes anti-aging
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AE of SOMATOTROPIN
Creutzfeldt-Jakob dse children: hypothyroidism,scoliosis,increased intracranial pressure adults: peripheral edema,myalgia,arthralgia, new onste of Type 2 DM
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CI of GH
acute critical illness ➡️ increased mortalities evidence of neoplasm closed epiphyses
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GH on drug interaction
increases CYP450 activity, enzyme inducer
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rHGH drugs
SOMATROPIN SOMATREM HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE
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SOMATROPIN preparation
0.025-0.07 mg/kg/week IM/SC x 4 years or until epiphyses have fused inc dose for px with Turner's sx and chronic renal insufficiency
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highest level of GH are released in pulsatile manner during
SLEEP!
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elevated GH levels in patients with acromegly are reflected by
increase in IGf-1
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FSH stimulates
gametogenesis, folliculare development | spermatogenesis
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stimulated by FSH to provide nutrients to spermatogenic epithelium
Sertoli cells
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FSH effect in women
responsible for early development and growth of ovarian follicles
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LH regulates
gonadal steroid hormone production or steroidogenesis
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LH in men
stimulates growth of Leydig cells which produce androgens causing ext sexual maturation
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LH in women
responsible for final maturation of the ovarian follicles and estrogen secretion for ovulation, the initial formation of corpus luteum, and secretion of progesterone
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hCG function
stimulates ovaria corpeus luteum to produce progesterone and maintiain placenta
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hCG is a substitute for
LH
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hCG is derived from
syncytiotrophoblast of placenta
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1st line of drug for women suffering anovulation
CLOMIFENE
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gonadotropic hormone preparation for female infertility derived from urine of postmenopausal women
hMG or uFSH | 75 iu IM OD, 7-12 days ➡️CG 5000-10000 IU im
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oligospermia is treated with this gonadotropic hormone preparation
hCG+hMG x 4-6 months | give both LH and FSH for sperm maturation
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pregnancy diagnosis
hCG levels
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ovulation diagnosis
LH level
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ART day 1-11
hMG or uFSH with or without LH stimulate follicular enlargement
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ART day 7-11 n
give GnRH antagonist (CETRORELIX) to suppress premature ovulatio
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ART day 12
give hCG to mimic LH surge
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ART after 34-46 hours - day 13?
egg retrieval or insemination either by ISCI or IVF give PROGESTERONE to prime the uterus before implanting
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gonadotropic hormones AE
multiple pregnancies 15-20%
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multiple pregnancies as AE of gonadotropic tx result to
increased risk of premature delivery, gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, CS
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ovarian hyperstimulation results to
ascites, hydrothorax, hypovolemic shock, thromboembolism, death
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purified extract of FSH and LH
MENOTROPIN
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Menotropin is derived from
urine of postmenopausal women
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primarily FSH preparation with LH removed
UROFOLLITROPIN or uFSH
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stimulates estrogen secretion more efficiently | has short half life
rFSH
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rFSH available as pen that can be injected
FOLLITROPIN alpha- Gonal-f
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LH substitute that induces ovulation
hCG
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may only be used with rFSH follitropin alpha for stimulation of follicular development in infertile women with LH deficiency
rLH/ LUTROPIN
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LUTROPIN is NOT used
to induce ovulation | to stimulate endogenous LH surge for follicular development and ovulation
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not regulated by releasing hormones
posterior pituitary hormones
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posterior pituitary hormone structure
nonapeptide with a circular structure due to disulfide bridges
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effects of OXYTOCIN
milk ejection induce uterine contraction weak antidiuretc and pressor effects
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onset of OXYTOCIN
fast
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preparation for induction or augmentation
IV
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prep for postpartum hemorrhage
IV, IM
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half life of oxytocin
short, 3 mins
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assess term or post-term pregnancy for fetal well being
oxytocin challenge test or contraction stress test
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oxytocin AE
uterine overstimulation hypertension water retention afibrogenemia
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oxytocin CI
fetal distress prematurity abnormal fetal presentation cephalopelvic disproportion
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preparation of oxytocin
5 iu per mL , IV or IM
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IV oxytocin
induction of labor
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IM oxytocin
postpartum hemorrhages
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induced by high plasma tonicity and low BP
vasopressin or ADH
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v1 is found in
vascular smooth muscles ➡️ vasoconstriction | Gq receptor
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V2 is found in
renal tubular cells | endothelium
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v2 receptor activation
stimulate and inc cAMP➡️inc PKA➡️inc synthesis of aquaporin channel 2➡️inc water resorption
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extrarenal v2 receptors regulate
release of factor 8 and vWF
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uses of vasopressin
central diabetes insipidus nocturnal enuresis haemophilia A and vWF dse variceal bleeding
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central diabetes insipidus tx
0.1-0.2 mg TID DESMOPRESSIN
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nocturnal enuresis tx
0.2mg at HS
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AE of ADH
``` GIT disturbances nausea and vomiting hyponatremia vasoconstriction- angina or MI headache ```
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parenteral ADH for pressor effect like septic shock
VASOPRESSIN
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nasal spray, oral, parenteral preparation of ADH commonly used with more v2 effect
DESMOPRESSIN