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Name 4 systemic effects of insulin
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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 |
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Name 5 actions of Vitamin D
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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 |
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Name one hormone whose primary effect is to elevate serum Ca2+ conc.
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PTH
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Name the hormone that antagonises PTH raise of serum Ca2+ conc.
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Calcitonin
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Name a drug and its receptor class that will counteract the symptoms of thyrotoxicosis
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Propranolol, Beta adrenoceptors
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List 3 active hormones secreted by the thyroid gland
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Tri-idothyronine T3, Thyroxine, Calcitonin
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Name 3 hormones involved in the regulation of serum Ca2+, and indicate effect of each on Ca2+ and PO4 levels in the blood
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PTH - raises Ca2+ and lowers PO4
Activated Vit. D (calcitriol) - raises Ca2+ and PO4, Calcitonin - prevents a raise in Ca2+ and PO4 |
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Name 2 hormones that in excess produce tachycardia and teh receptor that it binds to
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Adrenaline - Beta1, T3 - intracellular thyroid hormone receptors that stimulate synthesis of Beta1 receptors
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What blood test would differentiate between a pituitary adenoma and adrenocortical hyperplasia?
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Plasma ACTH levels with be increased in pituitary and decreased in adrenocortical
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List 3 features of hypothyroidism you might seek in a history or examination
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Constipation, Low mood, Hoarse voice
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Suggest 3 underlying pathological mechanisms that result in hypothyroidism
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Autoimmune, Pituitary failure, Iodine deficiency, Hypothalamic failure
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List 3 blood tests that would lead to the diagnosis of hypothyroidism
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Elevation of TSH, Serum iodine, T3/T4 levels, Thyroid autoantibodies
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