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SexOrgansAndReproductiveHormones
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| estrogen replacement therapy benefit during menopause | oral contraception, osteoporosis, acne |
| medical conditions that benefit from Tx with/ anabolic steroids | hypogonadism, cancer, AIDS wasting |
| anabolic steroid controlled drug schedule | C-III |
| tissues/glands that produce progesterone | corpus luteum, adrenal cortex, placenta |
| conditions that anti-androgen drugs Tx | prostate cancer, testicular cancer, hirsutism |
| some anti-androgen drugs | Proscar, Propecia, flutamide |
| a monophasic oral contraceptive | Loestrin FE |
| a biphasic oral contraceptive | Ortho-Novum |
| a triphasic oral contraceptive | Triphasil |
| class of drug used for "post-fertilization" contraception following unprotected sex | post-coital contraception |
| Do oral contraceptive drugs protect against the transmission of the AIDS virus? | NO |
| some medical uses of Megace | AIDs wasting, endometrial cancer, breast cancer |
| some drugs used to stimulate ovulation | Clomid, Fertinex, Pergonal |
| some side effects of testosterone therapy | hypercalcemia, priapism, impotence |
| glands that produce testosterone | testes & adrenal cortex |
| MOA of oral contraceptive medications | estrogen: suppresses FSH, preventing ovulation progesterone: changes endometrial lining to prevent implantation |
| hysterectomy | surgical removal of uterus |
| menopause | phase of a woman's life when menstruation ceases, usually beginning around age 50 (decrease in hormonal levels) |
| endometriosis | displaced endometrial lining outside the uterus, especially on pelvic & abdominal organs; can be site of ectopic pregnancy |
| dysmenorrhea | painful menstruation |
| advantages of biphasic & triphasic oral contraceptives | mimic natural estrogen & progesterone levels |
| some uses of estrogen-containing products | dysmenorrhea & prostate cancer Tx |
| some uses of progestin-containing products | uterine bleeding & infertility Tx |
| a hormonal replacement product available as a patch | Testoderm, Estoderm & Combipatch |
| RX drugs used to enhance male sexual function | Muse, Levitra & Cialis |
| where fertilization of the ovum takes place | felopian tubes |
| trivora | Triphasil (oral contraception) |
| stanozolol | Winstrol (anabolic steroid) |
| transdermal testosterone | Testoderm (androgen) |
| medroxyprogesterone | Provera (progestin) |
| nandrolone decanoate | Deca-Durabolin (anabolic steroid) |
| leuprolide acetate | Lupron (gonadotropin-releasing hormone analog) |
| tamoxifen | Nolvadex (anti-estrogen) |
| danazole | Danocrine (androgen) |
| conjugated estrogens | Premarin (estrogen) |
| fluoxymesterone | Halotestin (androgen) (C-II) |
| finasteride | Proscar (anti-androgen) |
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