estrogen & progestins

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estrogens affect bone ______________ and lipid __________, and encourages blood ___________

mineralization; metabolism; coagulation

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estrogen prevents bones from _______ _______

seeping calcium

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estrogen increases levels of _____ ______ in the blood, meaning increased ___ and decreased ___

fatty lipids; HDL; LDL

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principal endogenous estrogen is…

estradial

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______ is the principal organ for estrogen production

ovary

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what 2 things does estrogen take effect on?

reproductive and primary/secondary sex characteristics

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3 therapeutic uses of estrogen

menopause, female hypogonadism, and acne

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2 adverse effects of estrogen

endometrial hyperplasia/cancers and CV effects

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most common route of admin for estrogen

transdermal

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estrogen contraindications

cancer, stroke, clotting, migraines, and smoking

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the ovaries and the ________ are the principal organs for progesterone production

placenta

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therapeutic uses of progestins

postmenopausal hormone therapy, dysfunctional uterine bleeding, amenorrhea, infertility, prematurity prevention, and endometrial cancer

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adverse effects of progestin

teratogenic, gynecologic effects, breast cancer/tenderness, bloating, and depression

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progestins are only used for those who have a ______

uterus

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menopausal hormone therapy 3 indications

vasomotor symptoms, sex organ atrophy, prevent osteoporosis

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risks of hormone therapy

CV effects, cancers, gallbladder disease, dementia, and urinary incontinence

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use the ______ effective ____ possible of menopausal hormone therapy

lowest; dose

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SERMs stands for what and what do they do?

selective estrogen receptor modulators; activate estrogen receptors in some tissues and block in others

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SERMs were developed to provide benefits of estrogen while…

avoiding the drawbacks

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SERMs common suffix

-ifene/ifen

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SERMS inhibit ____ ______ in the breasts and protects _____ (does not work well for ___ _______)

cell growth; bones; hot flashes

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phytoestrogens are _____-_____ compounds with ____ estrogen activity

plant-based; weak

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natural drug to manage menopause symptoms

phytoestrogen

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women are encouraged to obtain phytoestrogens from _____ ____ sources to prevent…

whole food; overdose