Endo Flashcards

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mx for toxic multinodular goitre

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radioiodine therapy

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drug that can cuase thyrotoxicosis

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amiodarone

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pts with existing thyrotoxicosis should not receice

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iodinated contrast as can worsen hyperthyroidism

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what is typically given for thyroid storm

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IV propanol

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symptoms of thryroid storm

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fever tachycarfia

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most common malignant cause of thyroid lump

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papillary carcimoma

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first line imaging for if thyroid nodule is benign or malignnatn

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US

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sick euthyroid presents sam on tfts as

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secondary hypothyroidism

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sick euthyroid syndrome is common in hospiatlaised patietns and what is partciaulry low

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T3

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when looking at TFTs what are you really looking at

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TSH and free T4

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poor compliance iwth thyroixine willl have

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high TSH and normal T4

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in secondary hypothyroidism what got to do before giving thyroxine

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give steriod - prevent an adrenal crissi

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2 causes of hyperthyroidism

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Graves
Toxic multinodular goitre

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what is the msot common complication of thyroid eye disease vs the most dangerous

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common- exposure keratopathy
dangerous- optic neuropathy

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what causes a painful goitre and raised ESR

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subacute thyroidits (de quervains)

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is riedel thyroiditis painful

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no painless

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most common cause of iron def in dveloping world iodine def

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periods in hypo/hyper thryoidism

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hypo - heavy
hyper- infrequent

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antibody associated with graves

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tsh

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antibody associated with hashimotos

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anti thyroid peroxidase

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mx of thyrotoxicosisi

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propanol for symptoms
carbimazole - be aware of agranulocytosus

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cancer of thyroid that secretes calcitonin

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medullary

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what thyroid cancer is difficult to treat ad can cause pressure symptoms

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anaplastic

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cancer associted with hashimotos thyroiditis

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lymphoma

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tzds eg pioglitazone MOA
agonst to PPAR gamma receptr
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effects of TZDS
weight gain fluid retention so contraindicated in HF monitor LFTs increased risk of fracture and bladder cnacer
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other s/e of sulphonylurea
weight gain
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sulphonylureas end in
IDE
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what works by increasing pacnreatic insulin secretion
sulphonylureas
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treat sublincial hypothyridism if
TSH >10 in 2 sep occasions consideer if TSH 5.5-10 & got sympptoms
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subacute thyroidits is hypothyroid for months but when presents with painful goitre they are
hyperthyroid
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mx of subacute thyroidits
self limiting
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In sick euthyroid syndrome (now referred to as non-thyroidal illness) it is often said that everything (TSH, thyroxine and T3) is low. In the majority of cases however the TSH level is within the >normal range (inappropriately normal given the low thyroxine and T3).
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gliflozin
SGLT2i
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can lose weight with sglt2i
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why should feet be closely monitored if takin sglt2i
as increased risk of feet ulcer or infction so icnrease risk of ampuatation
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how does riedelds thryoiditis present
hard, fixed painless goitre as normal thyroid tissue is replaced by ense fibrous tissue
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PTH secretect by parathyroid gland by what cells
Cheif
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how Vit D works
increase dietry calcium absorption form intestine by increasin expression of calcium binding hormone
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bones stones hroans of hypercaeliamia seen as
renal calculi, constipation, polyrua, abdo pain
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what is the thign that causes hypercaleamia in squamous cell lung cancer
PTHrp
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ix for proalctinoma
MRI
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features of prolactinoma in men
impotence - reduces sexual desire, unable to sustain an erection in women - loss of period
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drugs for prolactinoma
dopamine agonsit eg cabergoline or bromocriptine
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med that can icnrease prolactin
metoclopramide
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osteitis fibrosa cystica - can lead to brown tumour seen in
priamry hyperparathyroidism
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mx of priamry hyperaparathyrioidms
cause is adenoma msot likely so total parathyroidectmy
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pts not suitable for surgery for pimary hyperparathyridms cna be given
cincalcet
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used to be though that conns wa sthe most common cuase of primary hyperaldosteronism but what is now
adrenal hyperplasia
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how does priamry hyperaldosteronism present
hypertension and hypokalaemia
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first line ix in suspected priamry hyperaldosteronism
aldosterone/renin ratio - if got aldosterone will be high and rennin low
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what do after aldosterone/ renin ration
CT abdo to differentiate adenoma from bilateral hyperplasia if this not show then can do adrenal venous sampling
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what is given to treat if bilaterla hyperplasia
aldosterone antagonist eg spironolactone
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in preg - increase in thyroxine binding globulin
increase in total thyroxine but does not affect the free thyroxine level
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graves meds in preg
1st trimest er- propylthioricul 2- carbimazole
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is preg safe with thyroxine
yep
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pre diabetes if HBA1 between
42-47
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impaired glucose tolernace if fasting
betwen 6.1-7 and OGTT between 7.8 and 11.1
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non fucntioning adenomas tend to present with compressive symptoms eg
visual problems and hormone defieicncies
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what meds are used for GH secreting adenomas
somatostatin analgue eg ocretotide and GH receptor antagonistas eg pegvisomant
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what MEN have pahechormoacytoma
MEN 2 A+B
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test for phaechromocytoma
24hr urinary collection of metanerphine ( has replaced 24hr urinary collection of catecholamines)
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what is the deficnive mx of phaeochromocytoma
surgery - give alpha blocker (phenoxybenzamine ) before beta blocker
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what is low in secondrry hyperparathyroidism thats not in priamry
calcium
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secondary hyperparathyroidism
chronic renal failure
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differential of primary hyperparathyroidsm that howver has urine calcium:creatinine clearance ration <0.01
bening famialail hypocalciuric hypercalcaemia
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overweight if BMI
25-30
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obese if BMI over
30
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drug that can be given for weight loss
orlistat- pancreatic lipase inhibitor
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injection that can cause weight loss
liraglutide
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neruoblastoma most common site
adrenal medulla
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ix for neurobalstoma
raised urianry VMA and homovanillic lvelvs (HVA)
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in myxoedema coma what needs to be given alognside thyroid replacemetn
Iv cortocsteriods until coexisting adrenal insufficiency has been exluded
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how does myxoedema coma present
confusion and hypothermia
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Men 1 is
MEN1 gene
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Men 2 is what gene
RET ocogene
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MODY is auto dom and onset is usually before
25y/o
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when suspect MODY
persisten hyperglycaemia before 25 without typcial featuers of type 1 or 2
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ix for MODY
genetic testign
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MODY mx
some dont need anythign some respons well to sulpohynulreas
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diabetic class used for pts with erratic lifestyles
Meglitinides
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klinefelters
extra x taller small firm tests gynaecomastia - increased risk of breast caner elevated gonadotrophin but low testosterone dx- karotype (chromosomal analysi s)
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feature of insulinoma
dipplopia/ weakness just before a meal or early morning (hypogylcamie) CT pancreas
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insulinoma from what cells
Langerhan cells
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boy with delayed puberty and alck of smell
Kallmann- LH/FSH are low/normal testosterone supplementatioj delayed puberty
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beta blcokers reduce hypoglyaemic awareness
kiabet
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what hormones should rise in normal perople after giving insulin
GH and cortisol
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in liver and skeletal muscles glucose is stored as
glycogen
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in fat cells glucose is stored as
triglycerides
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insulin is released in resposen to
Ca
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over repalcmetn with thyroxine increases
risk of osteoporisis
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Iron and calcium carbonate tablets can reduce absorption of levothyroxine so should be
given 4hrs apart
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Trousseau's sign: carpal spasm if the brachial artery occluded by inflating the blood pressure cuff and maintaining pressure above systolic Chvostek's sign: tapping over parotid causes facial muscles to twitch
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treatment of hypoparathyroidism
alfacalcidol (vit D)
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shortened 4th +5th metatarsal
pseudohypoparathyroidism
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pseudopseudohypoparathyroidism
similar to pseudohypoaparathyroidism but normal biochem
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perioral paraesthesia
hypocalcaemia
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diagnosing pseudohypoparathyroidism
measuring urinary cAMP and phospahte levels follwoning an infusin of PTH
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In HHS
give fluids insulin should not be given unless blood glucose stops falling while giving IV fluids give venous thromboembolism prophylaxis due to risk of thrombosus with hyperviscocity
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response to hypoglayemia
after decreasing insulin secretion then is increased glucagon secretion
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in HHS there is significnalt riased serum osmolarity calcualted by
2 x na + glcusoe +urea
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hasimotos associated with what lymphoma
MALT
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what testicualr cancer can cause gynaemiacsotai due to secreting hCG
seminoma
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most common drug cause of gynaecomastia
spironolactone
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how is growth hormone given
injection
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initial mx of graves
propanol
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how is carbimazole given
start high and gradually reduc e
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radioiodine treatemnt for graves can worsen
thyroid eye disease
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signs for graves to look for
exopthalmos pretibial myxoedema finger clubbing
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NICE recommend 'HbA1c should be checked every 3-6 months until stable, then --- monthly'.
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ambigious genitalia in newborn
5 alpha reductas def
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male genotype with femlae phenotype
androgren insensitivty syndrome- vag and testes presnt but no uretus
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legs or arm more likely to be affected first in diabetic neuroapthy
legs
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prokinetic agents eg metoclopramide for
gastroparesis in diaebtics
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dka
kussmaul resp pear drop smell abdo pain polytira
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Key points glucose > 11 mmol/l or known diabetes mellitus pH < 7.3 bicarbonate < 15 mmol/l ketones > 3 mmol/l or urine ketones ++ on dipstick
dka
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mx of DKA
fluids think about insulin dextrose once glucose under 14 replace K? long acting insulin should be continued but short acting should be stopped
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DKa should have been resovled within
24hrs
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important complciation of fluid therapy in KDA especially in young people
DKA
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peripheral arterial disease can be in diabetes and has
absent foot pulses, reduced ABPI, intermittent claudication
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hba1c target if includes any drug that can cuase hypoglcyaemia
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hba1 c target if lifestyle +metformin
48
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can increase dose of metformin to aim for 48 but should only add a second drug if hba1c rises to
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mx of type 2
lifestyle metformin SGLT2i/ dpp4 i/ pioglitzoe./ sulphynulreua = can try triple tehrapy
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if triple therapy not efecting
switch one of teh drugs for GLP-1
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should you tay on metformin if start insulin
yep
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cannot add a drug that is not metformin if hba1c not over 58
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type 1 blood glucose
testing at least 4 times a day including before each meal and before bed
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when give metformin in type 1
BMI over 25
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insulin regime of choice in type 1
determir twice daily
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what is not good at detecting type 1 diabetes
HbA1c - should do fasting and random glucose
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frsit lien for cushings
overnight dexamaethsonse supression test
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antivodies common in type 1
aniti Gad islet cell
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high dose dexamethsone suppression
if suppressed byu high dose = cushings disese = pituiarty andeoma
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21 hydroxylase def
precocious puberty females may have ambigious genitialia salt wasting crisis
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what confirms dx of 21alpha hydroxylase def
ACTH stimulation testing - give steriod to treat
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what is given at high dsoes before being reduced when euthyroid
carbimazoel
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syndrome that has severe hypoakalemai with normotension
Bartters syndroem
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most common precipitatn od addisonian crisis
steriod withdrawl
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mx of addisionian crisis
hydrocortisone salien
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hydrocrtison dose for addisons disease
split with majority given in the first half of day
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addisons disease ix
short synathen test
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loss of pubic hair in women can be
addisons disease
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first lien mx for acromegaly
trans sphenoidal surgery
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meds for agromegaly if surgery not suitabel
octreotide, pegivisomant, dopamine agonsits
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first initial test for acromegaly
serum IgF-1 lelvels then oral glucose tolerance test done to confirms theh dx
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6% of pts with acromegaly have
MEN1
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Petrosal sinus sampling of ACTH may be needed to differentiate between pituitary and ectopic ACTH secretion.