Chapter 1

Chapter 1
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Where are the hypothalamus hormones released into?

    Hypophyseal portal system

  • 2

    What neurons synthesize oxytocin and ADH?

    Paraventricular and supraoptic nucleus

  • 3

    What cause the pituitary adenomas?

    Benign tumors in the pituitary gland

  • 4

    Signs and symptoms of pituitary adenomas

    Enlargement of tumors and hemorrhage, Increase pressure in the skull, headaches, and visual defects

  • 5

    Increase secretion of pituitary hormones

    Hyperpituitarism

  • 6

    Hypothalamus and pituitary disorders

    Dwarfism, Gigantism, Acromegaly

  • 7

    How is dwarfism treated

    Daily subcutaneous injection of recombinant GH

  • 8

    How gigantic or acromegaly is treated

    Radiotherapy, Chemotherapy, Surgery

  • 9

    Pituitary disoders

    Diabetes insipidus, Syndrome of inappropriate ADH(SIADH)

  • 10

    What causes diabetes insipidus?

    A lack of ADH

  • 11

    Signs and symptoms of diabetes insipidus

    Polyuria, Thirst, Severe dehydration

  • 12

    Signs and symptoms of SIADH

    Hyponatremia, Mental confusion

  • 13

    Treatments of SIADH

    Diuretics, Sodium supplements

  • 14

    What thyroid hormones are secrets from thyroid gland?

    T4, thyroxine, circulating, T3, triiodothyronine, active form

  • 15

    Function of thyroid hormones

    Increase metabolic rate

  • 16

    Thyroid disorders

    Hypothyroidism (Endemic goiter), Hyperthyroidism (Graves' disease)

  • 17

    Diagnostic tests for thyroid disorder

    Examination of T3 and T4 levels in blood, Testing of serum TSH levels, Uptake of radioactive iodine, CT scans for presence of tumor nodules in thyroid gland

  • 18

    Function of parathyroid hormone

    Increase blood Ca2+ levels

  • 19

    Hormones for calcium homeostasis

    PTH, Calcitonin

  • 20

    How can PTH increase blood Ca2+ levels

    Increase bone resolution by osteoclasts, Increase Ca2+ reabsorption in kidneys, Stimulating kidneys to synthesize calcitriol

  • 21

    Functions of Ca2+ ions

    Bone and teeth formation, Neurotransmitter release from neurons, Muscle contraction and normal heart beat, Formation of blood clot, Signal transduction

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    phar (Molecular target)

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    phar (Molecular target)

    phar (Molecular target)

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    Mechanisms of action of toxins

    Mechanisms of action of toxins

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    Mechanisms of action of toxins

    Mechanisms of action of toxins

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    Chapter 5

    Chapter 5

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    Chapter 5

    Chapter 5

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    do more

    do more

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    do more

    do more

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    Chapter 3

    Chapter 3

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    Chapter 3

    Chapter 3

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Where are the hypothalamus hormones released into?

    Hypophyseal portal system

  • 2

    What neurons synthesize oxytocin and ADH?

    Paraventricular and supraoptic nucleus

  • 3

    What cause the pituitary adenomas?

    Benign tumors in the pituitary gland

  • 4

    Signs and symptoms of pituitary adenomas

    Enlargement of tumors and hemorrhage, Increase pressure in the skull, headaches, and visual defects

  • 5

    Increase secretion of pituitary hormones

    Hyperpituitarism

  • 6

    Hypothalamus and pituitary disorders

    Dwarfism, Gigantism, Acromegaly

  • 7

    How is dwarfism treated

    Daily subcutaneous injection of recombinant GH

  • 8

    How gigantic or acromegaly is treated

    Radiotherapy, Chemotherapy, Surgery

  • 9

    Pituitary disoders

    Diabetes insipidus, Syndrome of inappropriate ADH(SIADH)

  • 10

    What causes diabetes insipidus?

    A lack of ADH

  • 11

    Signs and symptoms of diabetes insipidus

    Polyuria, Thirst, Severe dehydration

  • 12

    Signs and symptoms of SIADH

    Hyponatremia, Mental confusion

  • 13

    Treatments of SIADH

    Diuretics, Sodium supplements

  • 14

    What thyroid hormones are secrets from thyroid gland?

    T4, thyroxine, circulating, T3, triiodothyronine, active form

  • 15

    Function of thyroid hormones

    Increase metabolic rate

  • 16

    Thyroid disorders

    Hypothyroidism (Endemic goiter), Hyperthyroidism (Graves' disease)

  • 17

    Diagnostic tests for thyroid disorder

    Examination of T3 and T4 levels in blood, Testing of serum TSH levels, Uptake of radioactive iodine, CT scans for presence of tumor nodules in thyroid gland

  • 18

    Function of parathyroid hormone

    Increase blood Ca2+ levels

  • 19

    Hormones for calcium homeostasis

    PTH, Calcitonin

  • 20

    How can PTH increase blood Ca2+ levels

    Increase bone resolution by osteoclasts, Increase Ca2+ reabsorption in kidneys, Stimulating kidneys to synthesize calcitriol

  • 21

    Functions of Ca2+ ions

    Bone and teeth formation, Neurotransmitter release from neurons, Muscle contraction and normal heart beat, Formation of blood clot, Signal transduction