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Prostaglandin definitions

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1 hormone present in many tissues, but first isolated from the prostate gland 45 sets
2 hormonelike modified fatty acid produced by a wide range of cells; generally affects only nearby cells and tissues 41 sets
3 potent hormone-like substance found in many bodily tissues (and especially in semen) 38 sets
4 drug that relaxes muscles in the eye's interior structure to allow better outflow of fluids 24 sets
5 many types made by different organs. hormone of inflammation. 23 sets
6 modified fatty acids that are produced by a wide range of cells; generally affect only nearby cells and tissues 22 sets
7 a lipid released by damaged tissue cells that intensifies the effects of histamine 20 sets
8 a mast cell-derived substance that increases vascular permeability, muscle contraction, and neutrophil chemotaxis, as well as induces pain, and potentially inhibits some aspects of inflammation. 13 sets
9 a hormone that promotes blood supply to an area 12 sets
10 a chemical released by cells producing local actions by nearby cells 10 sets
11 med that softens and thins cervix 10 sets
12 produced: many body tissues target: smooth muscle, other tissues action: involved in *pain and inflammation*, many more; aspirin is a prostaglandin inhibitor 10 sets
13 misoprostol 9 sets
14 hormonelike modified fatty acid produced by a wide range of cells; generally affects only nearby cells and tissues. 9 sets
15 produced: many body tissues target: smooth muscle, other tissues action: involved in *pain and inflammation*, many more; aspirin is a prostaglandin inhibitor 8 sets
16 oral or injected drug taken to cause uterine contractions. 7 sets
17 one of a group of modified fatty acids secreted by virtually all tissues and performing a wide variety of functions as local regulators. 6 sets
18 1. second trimester 2. hormones are injected into the womb. 3. causes uterus to contract and the baby is delivered prematurely. 6 sets
19 hormones which mediate the following f(x): inflammation respons, reproductive health, gastrointestinal and renal function 5 sets
20 a reaction mediator that acts as a cellular regulator, often intensifying pain 5 sets
21 hormone-like modified fatty acid produced by a wide range of cells; generally affects only nearby cells and tissues 5 sets
22 a group of about 20 lipids that are modified fatty acids, 5-carbon ring w/ 2 nonpolar tails. 5 sets
23 ..., potent hormone-like substance found in many bodily tissues (and especially in semen) 4 sets
24 hormone present in many tissue, but first isolated from the prostate gland 4 sets
25 chemical from white blood cells, causes fever 4 sets
26 local hormones that act directly at the site where they are secreted 4 sets
27 . 4 sets
28 hormonelike modified fatty acid produced by a wide range of cells; affects local cells and tissues 4 sets
29 local hormones derived from lipid molecules 4 sets
30 a group of long chain fatty acids that stimulate contractility of the uterine and other smooth muscle. they also exhibit other abilities. 3 sets
31 cervidil 3 sets
32 stimulates uterine contractions 3 sets
33 hormone present in many tissues, but first isolated from the prostate gland -hormone of inflammation., potent hormone-like substance found in many bodily tissues (and especially in semen) 3 sets
34 latanoprost (pgf2a) 3 sets
35 modified fatty acids that are produced by a wide rande of cells; generally affect only nearby cells and tissues 3 sets
36 lipid with long chain cyclical fatty acid 3 sets
37 responsible for sending messages to the cns so that we feel/interpret pain 3 sets
38 latanoprost 3 sets
39 many of the over-the-counter pain relievers like aspirin, ibuprofen, acetaminophen and naproxen sodium are inhibitors of the production of __________, which is how they are able to reduce the sensation of pain associated with an injury. (pain) 3 sets
40 _____ causes regression of the corpus luteum 3 sets
41 what hormone does aspirin/amphetamines block 3 sets
42 causes abortion, treat pyometra 3 sets
43 hormone that has various and powerful local effects 3 sets
44 cytotec 3 sets
45 a lipid-soluble chemical made in the body that is involved in inflammatory reactions. 3 sets
46 any one of a group of specialized lipids with hormone-like functions. it is not clear that they act at any considerable distance from the site of their production. 3 sets
47 an excitatory neurotransmitter that increases sensitivity to pain 3 sets
48 lyses the corpus luteum 3 sets
49 one class of a group of modified unsaturated fatty acids (eicosanoids) that function mainly as paracrine or autocrine factors 3 sets
50 replaces protective prostaglandin lining that has been eroded due to prostaglandin-inhibiting therapies (nsaids) 2 sets
51 any one of numerous tissue hormones that have local effects on various systems and organs of the body, including vasoconstiction, vasodilation, increased or decreased gi activity and increased or decreased pancreatic enzyme release 2 sets
52 prevents nsaid induced gastric ulcers 2 sets
53 any of a group of hormones produced by many cells these hormones have a variety of effects 2 sets
54 increases uterine tone decreases vascular tone decreases bronchial tone 2 sets
55 helps to maintain renal blood flow through vasodilation 2 sets
56 synthesized by all types of leukocytes in response to a stimulus. cause vasodilation, increased vascular permeability and increased feelings of pain, bronchoconstriction and smooth muscle contraction 2 sets
57 primary dysmenorrhea is associated with the release of this hormone in the ovulatory cycle 2 sets
58 hormone like modified fatty acid produced by a wide range of cells; generally affects only nearby cells and tissures 2 sets
59 arachidonic acid cox converts aca into pgg2->pge2 2 sets
60 produced by cell membranes of all cells(in male and female) exert effects at location where they were produced. involved in inflamtion & pain (nsaids) block enzyme that makes prostaglandin. involved in blood clotting, vasoconstriction, vasodilation, keeps cardiac vessels open, used to induce uterine contraction, or ripening of cervix. secretion of digestive enzymes & nutrition , metabolism. 2 sets
61 med that softens and thins cervix (cervical ripening agent) applied vaginally 2 sets
62 bimatoprost 2 sets
63 chemical from white blood cells, causes fever, inflammatory chemicals released from damaged cells that increase vascular permeability 2 sets
64 travoprost 2 sets
65 unoprostone 2 sets
66 motrin inhibits it, eicosanoid that acts locally, constriction/dilation of muscle cells, coagulation/dissagulation of platelets, control cell growth, act on hypocampus to induce pain 2 sets
67 type of eicosanoid - p promotes immune defense and inflammation 2 sets
68 a type of eicosanoid that plays roles in blood clotting, blood pressure regulation, inflammation, and labor contractions. 2 sets
69 moa: replaced protective prostaglandine 2 sets
70 ar: headache, flatulence, n&v pe: take with food or milk 2 sets
71 ci&di: do not use during pregnancy, unless administered to induce labor 2 sets
72 during an acute inflammatory response, histamine stimulates vessels to open further, then blood plasma and platelets released into area. what else is released? 2 sets
73 pi: prevents nsaid-induced gastric ulcers induces uterine contraction 2 sets
74 [,prɔstə'ɡlændin] n.[生化]前列腺素 2 sets
75 a chemical made in the body that is involved in inflammatory reactions. 2 sets
76 inflamation and smooth muscle contraction. 2 sets
77 hormonlike modified fatty acid produced by a wide range of cells; generally affects only nearby cells and tissues 2 sets
78 several types of chemicals made by cells which have specific functions such as controlling body temperature, stimlating smooth muscle, and influencing heat cycles. 2 sets
79 released by umbilical cord post-afterbirth; cause muscles around fetal blood vessels in cord to contract and shut off blood flow, regulation of body temp, platelet aggregation, decrease blood pressure 2 sets
80 any of a group of hormones produced by many cells; these hormones have a variety of effects. 2 sets
81 n.[生化]前列腺素 2 sets
82 any of a group of potent hormonelike substances that are produced in various mammalian tissues, are derived from arachidonic acid, and mediate a wide range of physiological functions, such as control of blood pressure, contraction of smooth muscle, and modulation of inflammation. 2 sets
83 what is the hormone that causes the corpus luteum to degenergate and go away? 2 sets
84 released when there is tissue injury 2 sets
85 tissue hormone and are made by cels through out the body by breaking apart membrane phospholipids 2 sets
86 classification of hormones that can be used to ripen the cervix and or stimulate uterine contractions 2 sets
87 arachidonic acid is cleaved by cox 1 or 2 to become ___. 2 sets
88 hormone present in many tissues, but first isolated from the prostate gland. 2 sets
89 group of naturally occurring , chemically related chemicals that stimulate uterine contractions and other smooth muscle 2 sets
90 any member of a group of lipid compounds that are derived enzymatically from fatty acids 2 sets
91 class of local hormones that promote local inflammation and pain when released by cells in the body. 2 sets
92 a class of unsaturated fatty acids that are involved in the contraction of smooth muscle, inflammation, and many other things 2 sets
93 a hormonelike modified fatty acid that is produced by a wide range of cells, affect only nearby cells & tissues 2 sets
94 trauma to a cell causes the release of ___. 2 sets
95 diverse group of fatty acids that are produced in almost every organ. regulate a variety of functions. smooth muscle contraction, lung function, labor, inflammation, and fever. synthesis is inhibited by nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (nsaids) such as aspirin and ibuprofen. 2 sets
96 hormones that cause muscle fibers in the uterine wall to contract, as during labor 2 sets
97 hormone present in many tissues, but first isolated from prostate gland 2 sets
98 hormone that has various and powerful local effects. 2 sets