PHYS 5 The adrenal gland Flashcards

(40 cards)

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what does each zone secrete?

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Axes with adrenal gland is?

under what control? via?

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cortisol secretion

stimulated by?

what type of feedback does cortisol do?

effects what tissues? effect on each?

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4
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circadian rhythm of cortisol

when is it high? low?

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5
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exogenous glucocorticoids have what feedback?

exogenous administration can cause what to happen?

ex of synthetic glucocorticoids?

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6
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regulation of aldosterone secretion

secretion caused by what pathways?

stims what part of adrenal cortex?

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Symptoms and signs of Cushing’s syndrome

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tests for cushing syndrome/disease?

L- tells what? doesn’t tell?

H- tells us what?

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9
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consequences of glucocorticoid excess

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10
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HPA axes for 3 different tumors what happens to the hormones at each level?

1 with exogenous glucocorticoid administration

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etiologies of Cushing’s syndrome

(4 main types)

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12
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High-dose dexamethasone suppression test

tells us what? why?

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13
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Plasma ACTH concentration in patients with Cushing’s syndrome

CD- level?

AT- level?

EA- level?

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primary action of aldosterone is?

aldosterone gets receptor where?

after binding what happens?

this allows what to happen?

existing pumps?

result is?

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ACTH

produced where?

derived from?

type of hormone?

ACTH can then be broken down into?

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what may you see in Addison’s disease?

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perhaps due to melanin from ACTH

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17
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use what test to detect adrenal gland insufficiency?

how would you do this?

what are the possibilities?

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normal HPA axes release?

19
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1st degree adrenal insufficiency

HPA axes?

what is wrong?

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2nd or 3rd degree adrenal insufficiency

HPA axes?

effect?

21
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causes of 1st-degree adrenal insufficiency

(______ disease)

(4)

what can cause two of these causes to happen?

22
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treatment of adrenal insufficiency

usually treated by?

in 2nd degree?

24
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aldosterone pathologies

Hyper- types? name of a syndrome?

Hypo- causes? (3)

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pathologies related to aldosterone Chronic adrenal insufficiency? what is it? diagnosed by? symptoms? treatment? excess secretion of aldosterone? 2 types? treatments? blood level of things in both?
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use what to detect primary hyperaldosteronism what two symptoms will make us investigate down flowchart?
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pathways for synthesis of steroid hormones by adrenal cortex
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all congenital adrenal enzyme deficiencies are characterized by? due to?
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rare but extremely dangerous cause of hypertension?
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Pheochromocytoma most are? some are? what is released? causes?
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adrenal medulla produces mainly? E- responds to? such as? influences?
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synthesis of catecholamines is under control of? what stimulates what? release triggered by?
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norepinephrine and epinephrine are synthesized where?
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NE and E are synthesized in different cellular compartments rate-limiting step? NE made where? E made where?
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degradation of catecholamines how long do they last before? what enzymes? what products? what is peed out? what measured shows total catecholamine production pheochromocytoma confirmed by?
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contributions of a pheochromocytoma in relation to sypathetic nerves and other tissues to the production of circulating catecholamines and catecholamine metabolites
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catecholamine receptors what receptors respond better to NE? both the same? E more?
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Physiological actions of NE and E
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stress response and the HPA axis short-term long-term