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Oxytocin, vasopressin and water balance – Facts & Figures

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Obstetrics and Gynaecology→ Basic→ Endocrinology→ General→ Pituitary→ Posterior pituitary→ Oxytocin
Obstetrics and Gynaecology→ Basic→ Endocrinology→ General→ Pituitary→ Posterior pituitary→ Vasopressin

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SSBA Q492 generated
A woman receiving a prolonged high-dose oxytocin infusion develops features of water intoxication. Which property of oxytocin most directly explains this complication?
Endocrinology → General → Pituitary → Posterior pituitary → Oxytocin
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SSBA Q500 generated
A patient with diabetes insipidus is given antidiuretic hormone. The treatment is physiologically effective. Which change would be most consistent with a successful response?
Endocrinology → General → Pituitary → Posterior pituitary → Vasopressin
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SSBA Q510 generated
Which physiological change helps explain why oxytocin is substantially more effective for induction of labour at term than in early pregnancy?
Endocrinology → General → Pituitary → Posterior pituitary → Oxytocin
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