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Methimazole
Antithyroid

Inhibits synthesis of thyroid hormone by accumulation

Use: Hyperthyroidism; prior to thyroid surgery or radiotherapy

SE: Hypothyroidism; arthralgia; pancytopenia
Propylthiouracil
Antithyroid

Interferes with use of iodine; blocks synthesis of T3 and T4

Use: Hyperthyroidism; iodine-induced thyrotoxicosis; thyroiditis; shrink thyroid before surgery

SE: HA, vertigo, loss of taste
Potassium Iodide
Antithyroid

Saturates the thyroid gland; inhibits hyperplastic thyroid gland

Use: Hyperthyroidism

SE: GI, irregular HR
Levothyroxine
Thyroid

Synthetic form of thyroxine (T4): mimics activity of thyroid hormone; regulates basal metabolic rate

Use: Hypothyroidism

SE: Osteoporosis, arrhythmia
Liothyronin
Thyroid

Use: Hypothyroidism
Liotrix
Thyroid

T4 + T3

Use: Hypothyroidism
Humalog (lispro)
Diabetes (rapid acting)

increase peripheral uptake, SkM and fat tissues, dereases glycogenolysis (onset: 5-10 min, duration 2-4 hours)

Use: Diabetes melitus

SE: hypoglycemia, allergy, lipodystrophy
Humalin R
Diabetes (short acting)

highly soluble (onset: 30-60 min, duration 5-7 hours)

Use: emergent diabetic ketoacidosis or coma; initiate therapy in combination with other insulins

SE: hypoglycemia
Humalin N (isophane)
Diabetes (intermediate acting)

onset: 1-2 hours, duration: 10-16 hours)

Use: Diabetes melitus
Lantus
Diabetes (long acting)

decrease glycogenolysis (onset: 2 hours, duration; 24+ hours)

Use: Diabetes melitus

SE: hypoglycemia, itch, rash, hypokalemia, lipodystrophy
Chlorpropamide
Tolbutamide
Diabetes: Sulfonylurea (1st gen)

Stimulate insulin release; inhibit glucose synth. from aa and FA; increase number of insulin receptors

Use: Mild to moderate DM2

SE: Hypoglycemia, blur, GI
Glipizide
Glyburide
Diabetes: Sulfonylurea (2nd gen)

Stimulate insulin release; inhibit glucose synth. from aa and FA; increase number of insulin receptors

Use: Mild to moderate DM2

SE: Hypoglycemia, blur, GI
Metformin
Diabetes: Biguanide

promote glucose uptake by increasing insulin receptor binding; decrease gluconeogenesis; slow glucose absorption, increase glucose removal

Use:DM2 - keeps blood sugar levels from rising too high or too fast after meals

SE: Anorexia, GI
Pioglitazone
Rosiglitazone
Diabetes: Thiazolidinedione

Improves cells sensitivity to insulin by stim. of receptor in SkM, liver, and fat cells

Use: Adjuncts to diet for DM2

SE: hepatoxicity, edema, anemia
Acarbose
Miglitol
Diabetes

Alpha-glucosidase inhibitor: inhibits absorption of sugar from GI

Use: Can be used in combo with Sulfornylurea

SE: GI, gas, hypoglycemia
Diabetes
Pramlintide Acetate
Exenatide
Sitagliptin
Diabetes

Other mechanism
Dexamethaxone
Hydrocortisone
Prednisolone
Prednisone
Triamcinolone
Corticosteroids

Anti-inflammatory, immunosuppressive

Use: Addison's disease, congenital adrenal hyperplasia; rheumatic, inflammatory, allergic, neoplastic, other; Topical: pruritis, psoriasis, eczema

SE: insomnia, behavioral changes, acute peptic ulcer; Cushing's, acne; osteoporosis, diabetes, delayed healing, cataracts, glaucoma
Aminoglutethimide
Cushing's Disease

Biosynthetic inhibitor
Ketoconazole
Cushing's Disease

Biosynthetic inhibitor

decreases testosterone prod.
Mifepristone
Cushing's Disease

Steroid receptor antagonist
Estradiol
Estrone
Estriol
Estrogen

Stimulate DNA and RNA synthesis

Use: Replacement estrogen therapy; osteoporosis; palliative therapy; abnormal bleeding; atrophic vaginitis

SE: Anorexia, HA, changes in libido, feminization
Ethinyl estradiol
Mestranol
Steroidal Estrogen

Estrogen agonist

Use: Used in combination with oral contraceptives
Raloxifene
Non-steroidal Estrogen

Selective Estrogen receptor modulator (antagonist)

Use: Treatment and prevention of osteoporosis
Clomiphene
Non-steroidal Estrogen

Selective Estrogen receptor modulator (antagonist)

Use: Induces ovulation
Tamoxifen
Non-steroidal Estrogen

Selective Estrogen receptor modulator (antagonist)

Use: Treatment and prevention of breast cancer
Hydroxyprogesterone
Megestrol
Progestin

Transforms endometrium; suppresses gonadotropin; promote mammary gland development; increases ovulation

Use: secondary amenorrhea; endometriosis; premenstrual syndrome

SE: vaginal candidiasis; chloasma; depression; change in vision; ptosis
Norethindrone
Progestin

Transforms endometrium; suppresses gonadotropin; promote mammary gland development; increases ovulation

Use: secondary amenorrhea; endometriosis; premenstrual syndrome; oral contraception

SE: vaginal candidiasis; chloasma; depression; change in vision; ptosis
Aminoglutethimide
Aromatase inhibitor

Aromatase inhibitor

Use: Treats cancer
Mifepristone
Contragestational agent

anti-progestin

Use: contragestation
Methyltestosterone
Androgen

Anabolic activity

Use: Correct hypogonadism, increase sperm prod, cryptorchidism, breast cancer, endometriosis, postpartem breast enlargement, fibrocystic breast disorder

SE: Insomnia, excitation, GI, increases libido
Nandrolone
Stanozolol
Anabolic steroid

Anabolic activity

Use: Correct hypogonadism, increase sperm prod, cryptorchidism, breast cancer, endometriosis, postpartem breast enlargement, fibrocystic breast disorder

SE: Insomnia, excitation, GI, increases libido
Spinorolactone
Anti-androgens

reduce activity of cytochrome P450 in testes
Flutamide
Androgen antagonist

antagonize androgen receptors
Finasteride
Anti-androgens

reduces prostate dihydrotestosterone

Use: benign prostatic hyperplasia - decreases prostate size
Dutasteride
Anti-androgens

competitive inhibitor of 5alpha reductase
The endocrine system is composed of:
Pituitary gland
Hypothalamus
Pineal gland
parathyroid
thyroid
Heart
thymus
adrenal gland
kidney
pancreas
ovary/testes
The endocrine system functions
a complex communication system that maintains homeostasis throughout the body.

growth, maturation, reproduction, metabolism, & human behavior.
Hypothalamus
part of CNS
releasing hormones (peptides)

Corticotropin-RH, GHRH, thyrotropin-RH

consists of a diverse group of ductless glands that secrete hormones into the circulation
endorcrine glands
pituitary, pineal, thyroid, parathyroid, thymus, adrenal, islets, ovaries, testes
For a hormone to elicit a response, it must
interact with specific receptors on the cells of the target organ
Adrenal Gland Cortex
aldosterone -- maintains salt and water balance

cortisol -- regulates carbohydrate and protein metabolism
Adrenal Gland Medulla
Epi & NE -- initiates body stress response and response to danger (fight-or-flight)
Ovaries
Estrogen -- regulates females secondary sex characteristics

Progesterone -- maintains growth of uterine lining
Pancreas - islets of langerhans
Glucagon -- stimulates release of glucose

Insulin -- stimulates absorption of glucose
Parathyroid glands
parathyroid hormone -- increases blood calcium concentration
Pineal
melatonin- regulates sleep patterns
Testes
androgens-- testosterone-- regulates male secondary sex characteristics
Thymus
thymosin-- stimulates T-cell formation
Thyroid
thyroxine, triiodothyronine -- increase cellular metabolic rates