Hypothalamic, Pituitary, Adrenocortical Agents
Hypothalamic, Pituitary, Adrenocortical Agents
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- Leuprolide is a Hypothalamic Hormone Agonist, why is it used?
- What medication would be given to a child with central precocious puberty?
- What are initial adverse effects of GnRH agonists?
- Why are intermittent x-rays taken for children on Somatropin?
- What causes children to no longer be responsive to Somatropin?
- How long does it take for Somatropin to work?
- Vasopressin is a used in Diabetes Insipidus. How does it work?
- Octreotide is a medication that is used for what hormonal irregularity?
- Prednisone is a adrenal Glucocorticoid. What are some adverse affects to monitor for.
- What is Diabetes Insipidus?
- Addison's disease is a deficit in adrenal function that has the following symptoms:
- What are some physical features of Cushing syndrome?
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