Adrenal Flashcards

1
Q

Action of cortisol
Cho ptn fat

A
  • Hyperglycemia
    Catabolic
    Lipolytic → redistribution of fat
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2
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4 anti in cortisol

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’ Anti-vitamin D
Anti-inflammatory
Anti-allergic → ↓ lymphocytes ↓ eosinophils, basophils
Anti-stress

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3
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Action of cortisol on blood

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↑ RBCs
↑ neutrophils

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4
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Action of cortisol on blood

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↑ RBCs
↑ neutrophils

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5
Q

Feature suggest ectopic ACTH

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O short duration ② weigh loss ③ severe ↓ K ④ severe DM

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6
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Investigation of Cushing

A
  • 24-hr free urinary cortisol
  • low- dose dexamethasone suppression test
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7
Q

Gold standard for distinguishing between () Cushing D. And ectopic Cushing

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IPSS

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8
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In IPSS if ratio 1:1

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Ectopic Cushing

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9
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Medical TTT in Cushing

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① metyrapone →ß-hydroxyls blocker

② ketoconazole → hepatotoxicity
③ ↓ ACTH

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10
Q

Sarcoidosis and hemochromatosis’s cause

A

1 ry Addison

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11
Q

The most common cause of I primary Addison in developed

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Autoimmune

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12
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C/p of Addison

A

↓↓↓
Hypoglycemia
Hypotension
Asthenia

↑↑↑
Hyper pigmentation in 1ry
Hyper acidosis
Hyper k+

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13
Q

TTT of Addison

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  • Steroid replacement
    Hydrocortisone or predmisolone
  • aldosterone replacement
    Fluoro cortisone acetate
    *
    Vitamin D
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14
Q

Sudden withdrawl of chronic cortisone therapy cause

A

Adrenal crisis

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15
Q

Waterhouse-freid Chon cause

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Adrenal crisis

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16
Q

TTT of adrenal crisis

A

IV fluid
Cortisone

17
Q

Regulation of: aldosterone

A

Angiotensin Il
Extra K level

18
Q

Secondly hyperaldestorism with HTN

A

Renal A. Stenosis

19
Q

Cause of 2 ry ↑ aldosterone

A

Renin-producing tumor
Renal A stenosis
It vent HF
Nephrotic
Cor pulmonale

20
Q

C/p of conn’s

A

① hypertension manifest
② hypokalemica
Ms weakness - fatigue - polyuria
③ alkalosis
Tetany Ca

21
Q

Plasma renin activity in Conn

A

Suppressed

22
Q

T TT in Conn [ adrenal hyperplasias]

A

Aldosterone antagonist
(1) spironolactone

23
Q

Pheochromocytoma associated with

A

30%
① VHL syndrome
② men 2
③ NF 1
④ HOCM

24
Q

C/p of pheocromocytoma

A
  • Headache
    *Palpitation
  • sweating
  • postural hypotension
  • hypertension
  • tachyarrythemia
  • café au Lait spots
25
Q

End-product of catecholamine

A

Vanillymandelic acid

26
Q

Adverse effects of oral corticosteroid therapy Include

A

a. Peptic ulceration
b. Hypertension
c. Avascular bone necrosis

27
Q

Postural hypotension and systole BP ↓ 20 and diastole BP ↓ 10
Common in

A

Adrenal insufficiency

28
Q

Short synacthen test diagnostic to

A

Adrenal failure

29
Q
  1. All of the following are featured by dermal hyperpigmentation
A

B. Bronchogenic carcinoma C. Addison’s disease
D. Hemochromatosis
E. Nelson’s syndrome

30
Q

Weight In pheocromocytoma

A

Loss

31
Q

Vanillylmandelic acid (VMA) excretion is increased in urine in:

A

Pheochromocytoma

32
Q

DDX of pheochromocstome

A

B. Primary aldosteronism C. Hypoglycemia
D. Cushing’s disease
E. Fibromuscular dysplasia

33
Q

initial test to confirm the diagnosis of Cushing’s syndrome?

A

Low dose dexamethazone suppression te

34
Q

What are the major effect of excess cortisol?

A

Catabolic+ immunosuppression

35
Q

Adrenal Hge and insufficiency due to N. meningitides is called:

A

Waterhouse-Frederichsen syndrome