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GH pharm agents
SERMORELIN was released to beef up our SOMATROP (in)
Wasn't enough had to have an IGF MECASERMIN
GH analog
SOMATROP (in)
SOMATROPin
moa
indication
GH analog-->JAK STAT
gh def, cachexia(non neo) p-willi, kids CRF, idiopathic short (must have documetation
GH challenge
levadopa, arginine,clonidine, glucagon, insulin induced hypoglycemia
all should = gh release
GHRH agonist
SERMORELIN
IGF-1 agonist
MECASERMIN
Rx acromegaly, Gigantism
gh EXCESS (USUALLY PIT TUMOR)
PEGVISOMANt
BROMOCRIPTINE
OCTREOTIDE
Went too far, PEGVISOMAN stopped the sermin BROMOCRIPTINE stole the dope (it was a tumor) and the soma OCTREOTIDE
BROMOCRIPTINE
Moa
DOPAmine agonist (D1,D2)
paradox dec GH in tumors (incr normally)
PEGVISOMAN
moa
SEs
GH-R antagonist in liver
= dec IGF-1 secretion
2nd line drug (dec blood sugar and hepatotoxic)
Octreotide
Moa
indic
somatostatin analogue
(Gi--->dec Camp)
dec GH (even shrinks some tumors) also carcinoid tumor, VIPoma hormonal diarrhea
ADH analog
named
desmopressin--sc, or inranasal.....
has less V-constriction than ADH
desmopressin
indications
• Diabetes insipidus (absence of ADH)
 Control polydipsia, polyuria, dehydration)

• Central diabetes insipidus (very rare)

• Nocturnal enuresis (bed wetting)(NOT ANYMORE DUE TO HYPONATREMIA)

• Hemophilia A (mild)

• Von Willebrand’s dz (mild)
desmopressin
SEs
• Water intoxication
•  Hyponatremia
 Retain H2O…effectively decreased Na+ concentration
• Caution in dz’s assoc w/ electrolyte imbalance (e.g. cystic fibrosis)
• Nasal congestion, etc. may interfere w/ absorption of intranasal drug
• Effects on bleeding disorders are limited (not that powerful)
Rx for hyperprolactinemia
dopamine agonists-(-) PrL secretion
Bromocriptine (D1,D2)
Cabergoline(D2)
somatotropin
SEs
metabolic-hyper/hypoglycemia
fluid retention edema (attn HF)
somatotropin
CIs
corticosteroids inhibit GH
 Epiphyseal closure
 Active neoplastic disease
 Intracranial HTN
 Acute critical illness
 Caution in DM
 Caution in scoliosis (growth spurts dangerous)
 Hypothyroid pts will have inadequate response
causes of hyperprolactinemia
Antipsychotics
lactation
prolactinoma (the one to treat)
CRF
nipple stimulation
polycystic ovarian disease
DRugs for hypothyroidism
LEVOthyroxine(synthroid)
LIOthyronine
LIOtrix
Four pre thyr (levo)= T4
Three (lio) = T3
Three "trix" = both
Rx for Hyperthyroidism
Propylthiouracil
methimazole
K+ perchlorate
I131 (kills thyroid

Was freakin out they PROPYL-THIO-(UR ACIL) and ME THINAZOLE in Peroxide
I tried to inhibit the pump the Pot (assium) perch (l) or Ate Oh tried to save me with the K+ IODIDE but they pulled out the big ALPHA to search me out
Propylthiouracil
methimazole
MoA
Inhibit Thyroid Hormone Synthesis
• BOTH Inhibit thyroid peroxidase enzyme

• Propylthiouracil also inhibits conversion of peripheral T4 → T3 conversion
 Inhibits 5’-deiodinase
Propylthiouracil
methimazole
SEs
• Cross placenta & excreted in breast milk
 ↓ Thyroid hormone in fetus / neonate (-)’s CNS development (PTU more protein bound so better)
• Granulocytopenia
• Agranulocytosis
• Hepatotoxicity (rare)
Potassium perchlorate
MoA
SEs
inhibit I pump
fatal aplastic anemia
potassium iodide
MoA
uses
SEs
unkown mech
take quickly to reverse radioactive idodine
SEs-• Pregnancy
 Can cause goiter / cretinism in fetus
• Excreted in breast milk
• Monitor K+ in patients with renal problems (e.g. acute dehydration, mm. cramps, adrenal insufficiency, CV disease)
THYROGEN ALPHA
moA
uses
TSH(ish) ?
used to test if all thyroid tissue is gone after ablation
I123
for thyroid scan