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Name 4 systemic effects of insulin
Increased Gluc. uptake to skeletal muscle and adipose tissue

Increased formation of glycogen


Decreased breakdown of fat, Increased Aa uptake by muscle


Increased FAs uptake by adipose tissue

Name 5 actions of Vitamin D
Increased osteoclast and osteoblast activity in bone

With activated PTH casues increased dposition of Ca2+ in bone


Activates 1-alpha-hydroxylase in kidney activating PTH


Increases absorption of Ca2+ and PO4 in kidney


Increase Ca2+ absorption in intestine

Name one hormone whose primary effect is to elevate serum Ca2+ conc.
PTH
Name the hormone that antagonises PTH raise of serum Ca2+ conc.
Calcitonin
Name a drug and its receptor class that will counteract the symptoms of thyrotoxicosis
Propranolol, Beta adrenoceptors
List 3 active hormones secreted by the thyroid gland
Tri-idothyronine T3, Thyroxine, Calcitonin
Name 3 hormones involved in the regulation of serum Ca2+, and indicate effect of each on Ca2+ and PO4 levels in the blood
PTH - raises Ca2+ and lowers PO4

Activated Vit. D (calcitriol) - raises Ca2+ and PO4, Calcitonin - prevents a raise in Ca2+ and PO4

Name 2 hormones that in excess produce tachycardia and teh receptor that it binds to
Adrenaline - Beta1, T3 - intracellular thyroid hormone receptors that stimulate synthesis of Beta1 receptors
What blood test would differentiate between a pituitary adenoma and adrenocortical hyperplasia?
Plasma ACTH levels with be increased in pituitary and decreased in adrenocortical
List 3 features of hypothyroidism you might seek in a history or examination
Constipation, Low mood, Hoarse voice
Suggest 3 underlying pathological mechanisms that result in hypothyroidism
Autoimmune, Pituitary failure, Iodine deficiency, Hypothalamic failure
List 3 blood tests that would lead to the diagnosis of hypothyroidism
Elevation of TSH, Serum iodine, T3/T4 levels, Thyroid autoantibodies