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- a synthetic nonapeptide analogue of naturally occurring gonadotropin-releasing hormone, used for palliative treatment of advanced prostatic cancer
- peak during sleep
- peak during waking up
- is a gonad-stimulating polypeptide hormone obtained from the urine of pregnant women
- secretes mineralocorticoids
- secretes glucorticoids
- synthesizes androgens
- is capable of targeting intranuclear receptors secondary to its ability to diffuse through lipid membranes
- mx of hyperprolactinemia
- GH deficiency; prepuberty
- GH excess; prepuberty
- recombinant igf1
- inhibits tsh, gastrin, insulin, glucagon
- mosy photosensitizing among tetracycline
- drug of choice for prophylaxis of asthma
- metabolize into cortisone by ketone reduction
- insufficiency
- is employed in the work-up of patients w/ Cushing’s syndrome to diagnose the most probable etiology of the condition.
- best mineralocorticoid effect
- storage from thyroid hormones
- most active form
- aka hyperthyroidism
- 1st line hypothyroidism
- 1st line myedema coma
- 1st line drug for hyperthyroidism
- safe for pregnant
- doc in amoiodarone-induces hyperthyroidism
- inhibit peripheral conversion of t4-t3
- most widely used in the theraphy of thyrotoxicosis
- major ovarian estrogen in women
- primary circulating estrogen after menopause
- present during pregnancy
- where progesteron of female
- contain estrogen + progesterone
- A prodrug that is converted to ethinyl estradiol, contained in some contraceptives
- Used for ovulation induction; antagonist effect in pituitary increases gonadotropin secretion
- 1st line initial treatment of type 2 dm
- antianxiety drugs
- hydrolyzed to the active metabolite, nordiazepam in the Stomach
- antipsychotic drugs/major tranquilizer