7341 Endocrine Test 1 Flashcards

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Clinical presentation of short stature?

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> 2 std deviations below population mean for a given age and sex

growth hormone deficiency

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GH excess laboratory value following OGTT?

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GH > 1 mcg/L and elevated IGF1

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GH deficiency value?

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peak GH conc. > 10 mcg/L during 2 hr period following GH provocation test

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New GH deficiency test value?

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GH < 2.8 ng/mL

measure GH at 30, 45, 60, and 90 minutes

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Microadenoma classification?

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< 10mm
do not increase in size

hyperprolactinemia

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Macroadenoma classification?

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> 10mm
continue to grow and may invade other tissues

hyperprolactinemia

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Hyperprolactinemia fasting prolactin level?

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> 25mcg/L

diagnostic for hyperprolactinemia; observed on multiple occasions

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Normal male prolactin level?

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< 15 mcg/L

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Normal non-pregnant female prolactin level?

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< 25mcg/L

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What prolactin level causes menstrual irregularities?

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> 60 mcg/L

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Normal pregnant female prolactin level?

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34-386 mcg/L

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Prolactin levels do not usually rise to ___ in drug -induced disease.

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> 150 mcg/L

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GH dose?

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25-50 mcg/kg

qd SubQ; often at bedtime

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GH bioavailability?

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70%

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GH half life?

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20 mins

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Half life of somatostatin (srif)?

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3 mins or less

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Half life of bromocriptine (Parlodel)?

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5 hours

dopamine agonist used to treat hyperprolactinemia

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Half life of cabergoline (Dostinex)?

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64 hours

dopamine agonist used to treat hyperprolactinemia

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ketoconazole

Drug class?
disease state/condition?

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steroidogenesis inhibitor

Cushing’s syndrome

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metyrapone

drug class?
disease state/condition?

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steroidogenesis inhibitor

Cushing’s syndrome

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etomidate

drug class?
disease state/condition?

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steroidogenesis inhibitor

Cushing’s syndrome

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pasireotide

drug class?
disease state/condition?

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pituitary directed agent

Cushing’s syndrome

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cabergoline

drug class?
disease state/condition?

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Dopamine agonist

Cushing’s syndrome, GH excess, hyperprolactinemia

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mitotane

drug class?
disease state/condition?

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adrenolytic

Cushing’s syndrome

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mifepristone drug class? disease state/condition?
glucocorticoid receptor antagonist | Cushing's syndrome
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spironolactone drug class? disease state/condition?
aldosterone antagonist | primary hyperaldosteronism
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amiloride drug class? disease state?
potassium sparing diuretic | primary hyperaldosteronism
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epleretone drug class? disease state?
aldosterone antagonist | primary hyperaldosteronism
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hydrocortisone drug class? disease state?
glucocorticoid/mineralocorticoid | Addison's disease, adrenal crisis
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prednisolone drug class? disease state?
glucocorticoid | Addison's disease, adrenal crisis
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prednisone drug class? disease state?
glucocorticoid | Addison's disease, adrenal crisis
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methylprednisolone drug class? disease state?
glucocorticoid | Addison's disease, adrenal crisis
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fludrocortisone drug class? disease state?
mineralocorticoid | Addison's disease, adrenal crisis
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bromocriptine drug class? disease state?
dopamine agonist | GH excess, hyperprolactinemia
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ocreotide drug class? disease state?
somatostatin analogs | GH excess
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lanreotide drug class? disease state?
somatostatin analog | GH excess
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pasireotide drug class? disease state?
somatostatin analog | GH excess
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pegvisomant drug class? disease state?
GH receptor antagonist | GH excess
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mecasermin drug class? disease state?
recombinant IGF-1 | GH deficiency
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methimazole drug class? disease state?
antithyroid drug | hyperthyroidism
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propylthiouracil drug class? disease state?
antithyroid drug | hyperthyroidism
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radioactive iodine (131I) drug class? disease state?
iodide | hyperthyroidism
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potassium iodide drug class? disease state?
iodide | hyperthyroidism
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propranolol drug class? disease state?
beta adrenergic blocker | hyperthyroidism
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nadolol drug class? disease state?
beta adrenergic blocker | hyperthyroidism
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metoprolol drug class? disease state?
beta adrenergic blocker | hyperthyroidism
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levothyroxine drug class? disease state?
L-thyroxine T4 | hypothyroidism
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liothyronine drug class? disease state?
L-thyroxine T4 | hypothyroidism
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liothyronine drug class? disease state?
liothyronine, T3 | hypothyroidism
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alfuzosin drug class? disease state?
alpha adrenergic antagonist | BPH
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doxazosin drug class? disease state?
alpha adrenergic antagonist | BPH
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prazosin drug class? disease state?
alpha adrenergic antagonist | BPH
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terazosin drug class? disease state?
alpha adrenergic antagonist | BPH
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silodosin drug class? disease state?
alpha 1A adrenergic antagonist | BPH
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tamsulosin drug class? disease state?
alpha 1A adrenergic antagonist | BPH
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finasteride drug class? disease state?
5 alpha reductase inhibitor | BPH
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dutasteride drug class? disease state?
5 alpha reductase inhibitor | BPH
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tadalafil drug class? disease state?
phosphodiesterase inhibitor | BPH, ED
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sildenafil drug class? disease state?
phosphodiesterase inhibitor | BPH, ED
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vardenafil drug class? disease state?
phosphodiesterase inhibitor | BPH, ED
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avanafil drug class? disease state?
phosphodiesterase inhibitor | BPH, ED
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darifenacin drug class? disease state?
anticholinergic agent | BPH
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solifenacin drug class? disease state?
anticholinergic agent | BPH
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oxybutynin drug class? disease state?
anticholinergic agent | BPH
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tolterodine drug class? disease state?
anticholinergic agent | BPH
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mirabegron drug class? disease state?
Beta 3 adrenergic agonist | BPH
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depo-testosterone drug class? disease state?
testosterone replacement | ED
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delatestryl drug class? disease state?
testosterone replacement | ED
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testopel drug class? disease state?
testosterone replacement | erectile dysfunction
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androderm drug class? disease state?
testosterone replacement | erectile dysfunction
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androgen drug class? disease state?
testosterone replacement | ED
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alprostadil drug class? disease state?
prostaglandin | ED
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flibanserin drug class? disease state?
serotonin agonist/antagonist | hypoactive sexual desire disorder
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Half life of cortisol?
70-120 mins 95% protein bound
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Dexamethasone suppression test: Cortisol value indicating normal?
< 1.8 mcg/dL Diagnostic test for Cushing's syndrome
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Dexamethasone suppression test: Cortisol value indicating likely abnormal?
1.8-5 mcg/dL Diagnostic test for Cushing's syndrome
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Dexamethasone suppression test: Cortisol value indicating abnormal?
5 mcg/dL or more Diagnostic test for Cushing's syndrome
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ACTH stimulation testing normal cortisol level?
> 18 mcg/L if no change in cortisol, indicative of Addison's disease
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Ocreotide reduces GH to what level?
< 5 mcg/L normalization of IGF-1 levels in 50-60% of pts after 1 year
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pasireotide can reduce GH levels too?
< 2.5 mcg/L and normalize IGF-1 levels in 35% of drug naive and somatostatin analog treatment failure pts
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1 mg of recombinant GH contains ___ IU of GH?
2.6 recombinant GH potency expressed in international units (IU) all contain somatropin
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How much growth expected with recombinant GH use?
5 cm/year final height will still be 0.5-1.7 SD below normal dose is weight based
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When to double recombinant GH dose in children?
if growth rate is 2-2.5 cm/1year or less double dose for 6 months
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Starting recombinant GH dose in adults?
0.2mg/day increase every 2-3 months on basis of response and serum IGF-1 values administer in evening
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Initial bromocriptine dose for hyperprolactinemia?
1.25-2.5mg QD titrate by 1.25mg increments usually ranges from 2.5-15mg QD to TID; some require up to 40mg/day
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Initial cabergoline dose for hyperprolactinemia?
0.25-0.5mg once weekly or in divided doses twice weekly dose may be titrated by 0.5 mg increments at 4 week intervals usual dose is 1mg weekly; up to 12 mg/week have been used safely
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Ketoconazole inhibits what CYP at normal doses?
CYP17 also CYP3A4
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Ketoconazole inhibits CYP17 and what other CYP at high doses?
CYP11A1 also CYP3A4
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Metyrapone inhibits what CYP?
CYP11B1
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Etomidate inhibits what CYP?
CYP11B1
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Etomidate has no hypnotic effect at what dose?
0.3 mg/kg/hr steroidogenesis inhibitor for Cushing's syndrome
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How does pasireotide work?
somatostatin analog approved for Cushing's; pituitary targeted therapy
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How does cabergoline work?
dopamine D2 agonist off-label use for Cushing's; pituitary targeted therapy
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Pasireotide dose?
0.6mg SQ BID approved pituitary targeted therapy for Cushing's
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Cabergoline dose?
1-7 mg/week PO off label for Cushing's; dopamine D2 agonist; pituitary targeted therapy
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mifepristone drug class?
glucocorticoid receptor antagonist progesterone antagonist; terminates early pregnancy; glucocorticoid receptor antagonist at higher doses
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Where are mineralocorticoids made?
zona glomerulosa of adrenal cortex aldosterone
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Where are glucocorticoids made?
zona fasciculata of adrenal cortex cortisol
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Where are gonadocorticoids made?
zona reticular of adrenal cortex sex hormones
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Continue ACTH replacement until cortisol is at what level?
> 20 mcg/dL 6-12 months for adrenal adenoma
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ketoconazole dose?
200-1200 mg/day; divide BID/TID steroidogenesis inhibitor for Cushing's
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metyrapone dose?
750-6000 mg/day; divided BID/TID/QID steroidogenesis inhibitor for Cushing's
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etomidate dose?
0.3mg/kg/hr x 11-24 hrs steroidogenesis inhibitor for Cushing's
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mitotane dose?
1-3 g/day PO start at 0.5 mg qhs up to 12 g/day for carcinomas adrenolytic for Cushing's
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pasireotide can increase HbA1c by?
about 1.4% pituitary targeted pharmacotherapy for Cushing's
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mifepristone dose?
300mg PO daily glucocorticoid receptor antagonist for Cushing's
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Normal serum cortisol level?
7-20 mcg/dL
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Cushing's caused by adrenal adenoma pharmacological Tx?
steroidogenesis inhibitors block and replace or normalization strategy
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Cushing's caused by adrenal carcinoma pharmacological Tx?
adrenolytics normalization strategy
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Eplerenone is contraindicated for primary aldosteronism at what CrCL?
< 30 ml/min
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Spironolactone is contraindicated for primary aldosteronism at what CrCl?
< 50 ml/min
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spironolactone dose for primary aldosteronism?
12.5-25mg PO with food titrate every 4 weeks max dose 400 mg/day
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epleretone dose for primary aldosteronism?
25mg PO BID titrate every 4 weeks FDA max dose 100mg/day off label max dose 300 mg/day
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amiloride dose for primary aldosteronism?
5mg PO BID
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cortisone for adrenal insufficiency: equivalent dose? duration of action? mineralocorticoid activity?
equivalent dose: 25mg duration: short MC activity: ++
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Hydrocortisone for adrenal insufficiency: equivalent dose? duration of action? MC activity?
equivalent dose: 20mg duration: short MC activity: ++
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prednisolone for adrenal insufficiency: equivalent dose? duration of action? MC activity?
equivalent dose: 5mg duration: intermediate MC activity: +
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prednisone for adrenal insufficiency: equivalent dose? duration of action? MC activity?
equivalent dose? 5mg duration: intermediate MC activity: +
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methylprednisolone for adrenal insufficiency: equivalent dose? duration of action? MC activity?
equivalent dose: 4mg duration: intermediate MC activity: 0
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dexamethasone for adrenal insufficiency: equivalent dose? duration of action? MC activity?
equivalent dose: 0.75mg duration: long MC activity: 0
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fludrocortisone for adrenal insufficiency: equivalent dose? duration of action? MC activity?
equivalent dose: n/a duration of action: n/a MC activity: ++++ 100% purely mineralocorticoid effects!!
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Glucocorticoid replacement: hydrocortisone dose?
15-25 mg/day divided BID/TID TID regimen: 10mg at 0800, 5mg at 1200, 5mg at 1600
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Glucocorticoid replacement: prednisolone dose?
3-5mg daily
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mineralocorticoid replacement: fludrocortisone dose?
initial 0.05-0.1mg Qam pts on long acting glucocorticoids may require 0.2mg/day
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androgen replacement: DHEA dose?
25-50mg Qam d/c after 6 month is no benefit observed
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Hydrocortisone dose for severe sickness/adrenal crisis?
100mg IM or IV immediately; then 50mg IV or IM every 6 hrs then 1-3 liters D4NS or NSIV (do not use 1/2 NS)!!
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Low probability of HPA suppression:
any dose less than 3 weeks prednisone alternating day regimen 10mg or less QOD
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Intermediate probability of HPA suppression:
prednisone 10-20mg for 3+ weeks prednisone < 10mg/day
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High probability of HPA suppression:
prednisone > 20mg/day for 3+ weeks bedtime prednisone 5mg/day for 2+ weeks cushingoid appearance
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Glucocorticoid behavior/cognitive changes/sleep disturbances occur when?
immediate (within 1 week)
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Glucocorticoid CV disease occurs when?
higher dose (>7.5mg of prednisone equivalent)
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Glucocorticoid glaucoma occurs with what dose?
> 10 mg/day of prednisone or equivalent for > 1 year
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Glucocorticoid HPA suppression occurs with what dose?
> 15 mg/day of prednisone or equivalent for > 3 weeks
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thyrotropin (TSH) range:
0.5-4.7 mIU/L
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free thyroxine (FT4) range:
0.8-2.7 ng/dL
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total thyroxine (TT4) range:
4.5-10.9 mcg/dL
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total triiodothyronine (TT3) range:
60-181 ng/dL
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PTU initial dosing?
300-600 mg/day in three to four divided doses maintenance: 50-300mg/day
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Methimazole (MMI) dosing?
15-60mg in three divided doses or single daily dose for doses > 30 mg/day maintenance: 5-30mg/day
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Levothyroxine dose?
1.6-1.7 mcg/kg
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Levothyroxine dose in cardiac disease?
initiate low: 12.5 mcg slowly titrate 12.5-25 mcg increments every 6-8 weeks
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Levothyroxine dose in elderly?
start low: 50 mcg slowly titrate 12.5-25 mcg increments every 6-8 weeks