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A4M REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)|AGRADE Where is estrogen produced? - Answer -ovaries Where is DHEA produced? - Answer -adrenal gland Estrogen can also be made from? - Answer -DHEA Estrogen should always be prescribed which route? - Answer -transversally N...

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A4M REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)|AGRADE
Where is estrogen produced? - Answer -ovaries

Where is DHEA produced? - Answer -adrenal gland

Estrogen can also be made from? - Answer -DHEA

Estrogen should always be prescribed which route? - Answer -transversally
NOT PO- inflammatory

How should transversal estrogen be applied? - Answer -apply to thigh and rub in for 2
minutes can transfer for up to 12 hours.

Hormonal holiday - Answer -after patient has been on hormones for 6 months, must
take holiday every month.
1. Take hormones Monday to Saturday none on Sunday.
2. Take hormones days 1-25 and 4 days off.
3. If patient wishes to cycle then take all hormones including T every day except for
progesterone days 14-25 (mock cycling)

Estrogen and progesterone replacement therapy is contraindicated in which patients? -
Answer -history of hormonally related cancer- breast, ovarian, uterine

How to lower excess levels of estrogen? - Answer -improve phase I and phase II detox
in the liver, exercise, lower dose of estrogen replacement, weight loss

Estrogen - Answer -E1

Estradiol - Answer -E2

Estrous - Answer -E3

Estrogen replacement relieves what symptoms of menopause? - Answer -cognitive
decline
Bone loss
Cardiovascular disease
Cataracts
Macular degeneration
Any disease associated with mitochondrial dysfunction

S/s of estrogen deficiency in males? - Answer -osteopenia/osteoporosis
Cognitive decline
Dyslipidemia

,Functions of estrogen in males? - Answer -helps maintain memory
Regulates gonadotropin feedback
Bone maturation/regulation of bone desorption
Lipid metabolism

Medicines that decrease estrogen levels in men? - Answer -Phenobarbital
Chlordiazepoxide
Carbamepazine
Trazodone
Sulcrafate

Overdose of medication that lower estrogen? - Answer -chrysene (usually used
transversally)
Anastrozole and other aromatize inhibitors

When is estriol replacement being used in males? - Answer -autoimmune encephalitis
and multiple sclerosis

Contraindications in estrogen therapy in males - Answer -prostate or breast cancer

S/s of elevated estrogen in males? - Answer -gynecomastia, increased risk of heart
disease/prostate cancer, ED, CVA double risk, BPH

cause of elevated estrogen in male? - Answer -increased aromatase activity
alteration in liver function
zinc deficiency - Low zinc may increase the aromatization of testosterone to estrogen
high dose vitamin E
grapefruit
high doses of testosterone
medications: pain meds, abx, anti fungals, statins, antidepressant, antipsychotic, BP
meds, antacids

what BP med causes elevated estrogen and decreased testosterone? - Answer -
amiodarone

how to lower high estrogen levels in males? - Answer -decrease T dose
zinc
chrysin
anastrozole and other aromatase inhibitors
maca
grape see extract
wild nettle root
decrease alcohol
lose weight
resveratrol

,high dose vit C
niacin

what is progesterone made from? - Answer -pregnenolone

cause of progesterone deficiency? - Answer -antidepressants
hypothyroid
def vit A B6 zinc and C
excessive arginine consumption
impaired production due to increase prolactin levels
saturated fat intake
stress
high sugar intake
aging process

progesterone can be given PO or transdermally - Answer -PO- perimenopausal and
menopausal for better breast protection

if the patient has anxiety or insomnia give PO since progesterone will cross the BBB
and hit GABA receptors and have calming effect
best if used SR (E4M) but the GI tract needs to be healthy for optimal release

transdermal application-
do not put on breast tissue
do not apply to abdomen- can slow bowels
best applied to thigh and rotate sites, can transfer up to 12 hours

what type of estrogen to measure in males? - Answer -estrone and estradiol

functions of progesterone in males? - Answer -5 alpha reductase inhibitor
helps with myelination
influences spermiogenesis
blocking of gonadotropin secretion
sleep improvement
effects of the potentiation of GABA
neuroprotective
immunoprotective
cardioprotective
calming effect

s/s of progesterone deficiency in males

s/s of progesterone elevation in males - Answer -d- prostate enlargement

e- sexual dysfunction

, cause of elevated levels of progesterone in females or males? - Answer -patient
prescribed too much progesterone or pregnenolone

E3 protective against what? - Answer -less stimulatory effect on breast and uterine
lining
protects against breast cancer

estrogen receptor alpha binding site - Answer -increases cell growth

estrogen receptor beta binding site - Answer -decreases cell growth and helps prevent
breast cancer development

which estrogen binds to which receptor? - Answer -E1 activates alpha in a 5 to 1 ratio
E2 equally activates alpha and beta
E3 binds to beta in a 3 to 1 ratio

biest percentage - Answer -20% E2
80% E3

how fast is natural estrogen eliminated from the body through urine versus synthetic? -
Answer -within a day versus 13 weeks

premarin - Answer -most common form of synthetic estrogen
estrone E1
contains horse estrogens (equaling and equilenin)

detoxification organs - Answer -liver
GI tract
kidneys
skin
lungs

xenoestrogens - Answer -environmental compounds that mimic the effects of natural
estrogen

Phase I Detoxification - Answer -enzymes in the cytochrome P450 system use oxygen
to modify toxic compounds, medications and steroid hormones into intermediate
compounds

occurs in the liver
SNPs:
increased phase I clearance without increased phase II clearance? can lead to the
buildup of intermediates that may be more toxicant than the original substance
decreased phase I clearance? will cause toxic accumulation in the body. adverse
reactions to meds are often d/t a decreased capacity for clearing them from your system

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