TAILIEUCHUNG - Medical pharmacology in viva voce: Part 2

(BQ) Continued part 1, part 2 of the document Medical pharmacology in viva voce has contents: Antimalarial drugs, endocrine system, antihelmintic drugs, antihelmintic drugs, drugs acting on skin and mucous membrane, sexually transmitted diseases, chelating agents,. and other contents. Invite you to refer. | Endocrine System . What is Hormone Hormone is derived from Greek word hormaein means to stir up. It is a substance produced by specific cells in the body and is transported through circulation to act on target cells. . Name the hormones released by pituitary gland Pituitary gland has two portions i. Anterior and ii. Posterior. The hormones produced by anterior pituitary are 1. Growth hormones ii. Prolactin iii. Adrenocorticotropic hormone iv. Thyroid stimulating hormone v. Gonadotropin follicular stimulating hormone FSH and Luteinizing hormone LH The hormones from posterior pituitary are 1. Oxytocin 2. Antidiuretic hormone . Name the hormone released from hypothalamus The hormones released from hypothalamus are i. Thyrotropin releasing hormone TRH tripeptide ii. Corticotropin releasing hormone CRH with 41 amino acids iii. Gonadotropin releasing hormone decapeptide iv. Prolactin release inhibitory hormone PRH Dopamine v. Prolactin releasing factor PRF vi. Somatostatin Growth hormone releasing inhibitory hormone peptide with 14 amino acids Endocrine System 99 vii. Growth hormone releasing hormone peptide with 40 44 amino acids . Name the hormones released by placenta. These are chorionic gonadotropin oestrogen placental lactogen prolactin progesterone chorionic thyrotropin. . Mention the therapeutic use of growth hormone. The only approved indication for growth hormone is pituitary dwarfism now produced by recombinant DNA technology. . What are the functions of somatostatin This is a 14 amino acid peptide inhibits secretion of GH TSH and prolactin in pituitary glucagon and insulin in pancreas and almost all gastrointestinal secretions including gastrin and HCl. . What is the therapeutic use of somatostatin or octreolide Somatostatin used for only acromegaly but its limitation is lack of specificity and rebound after discontinuation. so synthetic peptide octreolide is used to treat acromegaly or metastatic carcinoid tumors. . How is the .

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• Medical pharmacology
• Antimalarial drugs
• Endocrine system
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• Drugs acting
• Sexually transmitted diseases
• Viva voce in medical pharmacology
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• Medical pharmacology at a glance
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• Drugs acting on the sympathetic system
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