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What are the four releasing hormones of the hypothalamus? What do these do?
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GnRH, GHRH, TRH, CRH
Effect the release of other hormones |
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What are the two inhibitory releasing hormones?
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Somatostatin and dopamine
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What two hormones are released as active hormones from the hypothamamus?
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Vasopressin and oxytocin
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What are the three glycoprotein pituitary hormones and who are they stimulated by?
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LH, FSH (stimulated by GnRH), TSH (stimulated by TRH)
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What are the peptide pituitary hormones?
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ACTH, GH, Prolactin
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What is the natural androgen? Where is it produced? What are the functions?
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Testosterone
Interstitial cells (Leydig cells) of the testes Stimulate late stages of spermatogenesis, promote growth |
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What are the three uses of human chorionic gonadotropins (hCG)/LH in animals?
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1) Treatment of follicular cysts in cattle & dogs
2) Induce ovulation in mare & cat 3) Diagnose presence of a testicle by stimulating testosterone secretion |
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What are the three clinical uses of FSH?
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1) Stimulate follicular growth
2) Combined with LH can induce estrus 3) Induce superovulation in cattle in combo with PGF |
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What are the three uses of GnRH in large animals?
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1) Treatment follicular cysts in cattle
2) Boosting luteal formation 3) Induce ovulation in mare |
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What are the three uses of GnRH in small animals?
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1) Follicular cysts in dogs
2) Increases libido in male dogs and cats 3) Diagnose LH and testosterone deficiency |
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What route are hormones given?
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injection
oral route poor due to degradation |
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What are the two clinical uses for androgens in large animals?
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1) Test for estrus in cows
2) Growth promoters in feedlot cattle |
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What are the three clinical uses for androgens in small animals?
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1) Treatment of androgen deficiency, alopecia
2) Suppression of estrus in dogs 3) Pseudopregnancy in dogs |
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What schedule are androgens and anabolic steroids?
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Schedule III
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Which anabolic steroid is approved in dogs, cats and horses? Horses only?
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Stanozolol
Boldenone |
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What are uses of anabolic steroids?
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1) Cachexia
2) Tissue repair 3) Appetite stimulant |
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What are adverse effects of androgens and anabolic steroids?
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Infertility, masculinization
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What are the three preparations of estrogen?
What is zeranol derived from? |
1) Estrodiol
2) DES 3) Zeranol Fungi |
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What is the main use of zeranol? Estradiol?
What do you combine with estradiol to synchronize estus in cattle? |
Growth promotion in cattle and sheep
Growth promotion in cattle Progestin |
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What are the uses of estrogens in small animals?
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1) In spayed animals treatment for incontinence, dermatitis and vaginitis
2) Induces estrus without ovulation 3) Androgen tumors in males |
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Aplastic anemia and leukopenia can be a side effect of what hormone?
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Estrogen
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What progesterone preparation is used in dogs?
What is it used for? |
Megestrol acetate
Contraception and suppression of estrus |
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What two progesterone preparation are used in cats?
What is it used for? |
Hydroxyprogesterone caproate and medroxyprogesterone acetate
Behavioral problems and urination in male cats |
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What is the progesterone preparation used in mares?
What are the two uses? |
Altrenogest
1) Premature labor 2) Suppression of estrus and synchronization of estrous cycle |
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What progesterone preparations promote growth in cattle?
What is norgestomet used for? |
Progesterone-estradiol, melengestrol acetate
Suppression of estrus and synchronization of estrous cycle |
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What hormone can increase appetite and cause weight gain?
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Progesterones
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What do prostaglandins do to progesterone?
The uterus? What is the source of PGF2 alpha? |
Decrease serum levels
*Stimulate uterine contractions Endometrium |
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What kind of drug is dinoprost tromethamine?
What are the other drugs? |
Prostaglandin 2 alpha
Cloprostenol Fenprostalene Fluprostenol |
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Are Prostaglandins approved in small animals?
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No due to its side effects
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What is the main function of oxytocin?
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Contraction of uterine muscles and expulsion of placenta
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What are the two prolactin inhibitors? Which has fewer side effects?
Main uses? |
Bromocriptine
Cabergoline Cabergoline Mismating and pseudopregnancy |
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Which reproductive drugs are dopamine agonists?
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bromocriptine and cabergoline
they are prolactin inhibitors |
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What is one of the most common reproductive problems during diestrus in the bitch?
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pseudopregnancy
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What is the length of the estrus cycle in dogs?
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63 days
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What are the three less aggressive ways to treat pseudopregnancy?
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1) No treatment
2) Sedatives (not a dopamine antagonist) 3) Water deprivation or diuretic |
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What are the two hormonal treatments for pseudopregnancy?
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1) Androgens or estrogens
2) Dopamine agonists (Bromocriptine & cabergoline) |
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What do you use to induce abortion in a cow in the first 150 days?
5-8 months? The last month? |
PGF2 alpha (destroy corpus luteum)
Combo of PGF2 alpha and dexamethasone Either dex or PGF2 alpha alone |
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What do you use to induce parturition in a cow?
Mare? Sow? Small animal? |
Dexamethasone or PGF2 alpha
Oxytocin PGF2 alpha Oxytocin |
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What are tocolytics?
What type of drug? Two specific examples? |
Drugs that inhibit uterine contraction
Beta 2 adrenergic agonists Terbutaline & ritodrine |
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What is agalactica?
What type of drug do you use to treatment this agalactica? What is the best drug for this? |
Inability to produce milk
Dopamine antagonists-> stimulate prolactin Domperidone |
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What is the treatment for benign prostate hypertrophy in dogs?
What mechanism? |
Finasteride
Inhibits the enzyme 5 alpha-reductase |
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What are the uses of somatotropin/growth hormone in LA? Small animal?
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Increase growth and milk production
Dwarfism and dermatosis |