Question Answered step-by-step 1. (400 words)  Medical experts recently diagnosed a new conditionwhose main symptom is excessive urination. It is known that this condition is unrelated to diabetes (either insipidus or mellitus) however, the root cause is unknown. Doctors have noticed great improvement of symptoms when treating patients with extract from an exotic plant, Whizzlesseria sinensis. The extract appears to have an effect on body osmolarity and appears to stabilize blood pressure. The molecule appears to be most activity in the brain. Please a detailed explanation how the extract is possibly acting in the body. What is most likely causing the excessive urination? What structure in the brain is the extract most likely interacting with? As a result of this interaction what is happening in the body?  2. (400 words ) Twelve months ago Joyce was involved in a serious car accident where she sustained a traumatic brain injury. Because of this injury doctors have had Joyce under medical supervision. Over the course of the twelve months, Joyce has complained of unexplained weight loss, irregular periods (and she has none), fatigue and low blood pressure. Doctors are not sure what the exact problem is. Blood tests reveal irregular levels of almost all pituitary hormones (except GH and ACTH, the test results have not come back). Please provide an explanation for what is happening to Joyce. What are treatment options (if any) for Joyce? If Joyce’s condition persists, what will be the eventual outcome?3. (400 words )Explain why prolonged use of exogenous T3/T4 might lead to atrophy (gradual destruction) of the thyroid gland. Health Science Science Nursing MEDICINA ENDOCRINOL Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

Question Answered step-by-step 1. (400 words)  Medical experts recently diagnosed a new conditionwhose main symptom is excessive urination. It is known that this condition is unrelated to diabetes (either insipidus or mellitus) however, the root cause is unknown. Doctors have noticed great improvement of symptoms when treating patients with extract from an exotic plant, Whizzlesseria sinensis. The extract appears to have an effect on body osmolarity and appears to stabilize blood pressure. The molecule appears to be most activity in the brain. Please a detailed explanation how the extract is possibly acting in the body. What is most likely causing the excessive urination? What structure in the brain is the extract most likely interacting with? As a result of this interaction what is happening in the body?  2. (400 words ) Twelve months ago Joyce was involved in a serious car accident where she sustained a traumatic brain injury. Because of this injury doctors have had Joyce under medical supervision. Over the course of the twelve months, Joyce has complained of unexplained weight loss, irregular periods (and she has none), fatigue and low blood pressure. Doctors are not sure what the exact problem is. Blood tests reveal irregular levels of almost all pituitary hormones (except GH and ACTH, the test results have not come back). Please provide an explanation for what is happening to Joyce. What are treatment options (if any) for Joyce? If Joyce’s condition persists, what will be the eventual outcome?3. (400 words )Explain why prolonged use of exogenous T3/T4 might lead to atrophy (gradual destruction) of the thyroid gland. Health Science Science Nursing MEDICINA ENDOCRINOL Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)