4-2-1 Endocrine Flashcards

(40 cards)

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Q

How do u screen for hyperprolactinemia

A

3 specimens/ 20-30min interval/ average

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Responsible for the initiation and maintenance of lactation

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Prolactin

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2
Q

A female has a prolactin leven of 25.5ug?

A

Hyper!

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3
Q

Prolactin ia highest at people when?

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Post puberty females

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4
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HyperProlac situations 4

A

Pregnancy
Breastfeeding
Prolactinoma
Hypothy

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5
Q

By 3rd trimester what level of PRL

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500ng

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6
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PRL >200; acromegaly

A

Pituitary adenoma

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7
Q

PRL inhibits what hormone?

A

GnRH

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8
Q

Inhibits GH release

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Somatostatins

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9
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Negatively feeds back on pituitary to inhibit gh releas

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Igf1

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10
Q

Scretory peak of GH

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20-40ng

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11
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Dx of gh deficiency

A

Gh measurement upon pharma stimulation

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12
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Meant by: failure of GH suppression after oral glucose load

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Gh xs

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13
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2 causes of GH deficiency

A

Idiopathic

Pituitary adenoma

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14
Q

Gold std for Dx of GHD

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Insulin tolerance test

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15
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Pediatric px GH is measured in ITT as 9ng? Normal or deficient?

A

Deficient
Normal >10ng
Adult >5ng

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16
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Second confirmatory test for GHD

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Arginine combo GHRH test

17
Q

Growth hormone excess manifestation?

A

Acromegaly

Giganstism

18
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Screening test for GHxs

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Posterior pituitary hormone

20
Q

Major function of adh

A

Osmotic homeostasis

21
Q

Suppressed to max secretion

22
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Tantamount to hypoosmolality

23
Q

2 types of DI

A

Neuro

Nephrogenic

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Test choice for dx of di
Water deprivation test
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Administration of additional adh has no effect on water absorption
Nephrogenic DI
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Neurogenic interpretation?
Uosm (before test) < posm | Uosm (after test) 50%increase
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Thyroid hormones
TRH TSH T3/4
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3 (unusual sites) where trh is produced
Pancreas Prostate and testis Myocardium
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Carries specific info for binding of tsh
B subunit
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Patient has tsh of 0.3?
Normal (0.5-5)
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Steps in thyroxine formation
``` Active teansport Iodinatiin Coupling Lysis Secretion Deiodination ```
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Thyroid fn tests
Tsh T3 and t4 Others: TRH, t3-up, rT3, TG, TAb
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Most commonly used tsh assay
3rd gen
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Tsh assay can identify ALL hyper/hypothy except?
Hypothalamus and pituitary damage; Thyroid hormone resistance Interference of hypothalamus d/t drugs
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100% from the thyroid gland
T4
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T4 is 15.8?
High, 5.5-12.5
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Laboratory pheochromocytoma measurements
Pmet | Plasma catecholamines
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High prob in PMet when?
``` Normeta = >400 Meta = 236 ```
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Pharma test for pheochromo
Clonidine (suppression) | Glucagon (stimulatory)