Endo Flashcards
(135 cards)
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Which diabetic pts should be on a statin
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All, provided they are over 40 and have at least one other cv rf
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Bp management in diabetics
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Strict control to <140/80, first line aceis and arbs
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Which diabetic pts should get the pneumonia vaccine
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All above age 19
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In hhs, glucose is above
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600
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Serum osmolality in hhs is
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> 320 mosm/kg
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Is there acidosis in hhs
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No
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Tx of hhs
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Aggressive fluids, electrolyte replacement, insulin
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What do you see on biopsy in a pt with diabetic nephropathy
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Kimmelstein wilson nodules
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Most Common cause of death in diabetic patients
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Cv dz
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Tx diabetic gastroparesis with
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Metoclopramide or erythromycin
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Criteria for metabolic syndrome
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Weighht- need three out of five
Waist Expanded Impaired Glucose Htn Hdl decreased Tgs increased
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Can tbg be elevated in pregnancy and estrogen admin
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Yes
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Difference between hyperthyroid and thyrotoxicosis
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Hyperthyroid-increased synthesis of t3/t4
Thyrotox-increased levels of t3/t4
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Graves is the __ form of hyperthyroidism. ___ increase synth of t3/t4
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Autoimmune
Thyroid stimulating antibodies
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Thyroid storm is a life threatening form of ___ that may cause ___, ___ and ___
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Thyrotoxicosis
Af, fever, delirium
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Tx of thyroid storm
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Antithyroid drugs (methimazole, propylthiouracil), then iodine, iv esmolol and steroids and admit to icu
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Symptomatic tx of hyperthyroid
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B blocker
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As blood sugars decrease to 250-300 in tx of dka, what should you add
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5% dextrose to decrease risk of hypoglycemia
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___ tbg levels in pregnancy lead to ___ free t3/t4 levels and __ tsh
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Increased
Decreased
Increased
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What should you do to levothyroxine dose in preggos
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Increase
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Hashimoto thyroiditis is associated with what antibodies
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Antithyroglobulin and antithyroid peroxidase (anti-tpo)
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What kind of hernia can you see in congenital hypothyroid
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Umbilical
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What lipid abnormalities can you see in hypothyroid
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High ldl
High tgs
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In asymptomatic hypothyroid treat with levothyroxine if tsh is above
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10 mU/L
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Increased serum alk phos level with normal ggt level points to what etiology
Bone, not liver
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Bone pain and hearing loss, think
Paget’s disease
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Low serum phosphorus feedback loop
Low serum phosphorus converts 25 vit D to 1,25 vit D, which causes release of phosphate from bone matrix and increased intestinal reabsorption
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Lab values in paget dz of bone (alk phos, calcium, phosphate)
High serum alk phos, normal calcium and phosphate
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Pth works on what two organs to increase calcium
Renal tubular cells to reabsorb calcium and bone to stimulate calcium release
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Parathyroid hormone stimulates production of 1,25 vit d, which causes calcium reabsorption from the
Gut
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Stones, bones, moans, groans and psychic overtones indicate what
Hypercalcemia
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Tx of hypercalcemia
Fluids then loop diuretics and iv bisphosphonate
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Pth ___ phosphorus
Decreased
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Primary hyperparathyroidism reveals __calcemia, __phosphotemia, and ___calciuria
Hyper
Hypo
Hyper
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In secondary hyperparathyroidism, If etiology is renal failure what is phosphate level
High
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What is familial hypocalciuric hypercalcemia
Inherited disorder due to mutations in calcium sensing receptor present in parathyroid and kidney. Have normal pth, hypercalcemia and hypocalciuria. Asymptomatic and no tx necessary
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What is cinacalcet
Lowers serum pth levels and is used for hyperparathyroidism due to pts with renal failure or who can’t undergo surgery
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What is Sheehan syndrome
Pituitary infarction secondary to postpartum hemorrhage
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Most common cause of Cushing syndrome
Prolonged tx with exogenous corticosteroids
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Difference between Cushing syndrome and Cushing diseAse
Syndrome: too much cortisol
Disease: too much cortisol from acth producing pit adenoma
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Dx of Cushing syndrome
Dexamethasone suppression of plasma cortisol, or measure 24h urinary free cortisol
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How to determine if Cushing syndrome is due to adrenal tumor or acth dependent Cushing syndrome
Measure plasma acth and cortisol after dexamethasone suppression test. If acth is suppressed, it’s an adrenal tumor
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Water deprivation test: what happens in psychogenic polydipsia
More concentrated urine
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Water deprivation test: what happens in central and nephrogenic di
Pts excrete a high vol of inappropriately dilute urine
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What will desmopressin do in central di
Decrease urine output and increase urine osmolarity
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What will desmopressin do in nephrogenic di
No effect
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First line tx of nephrogenic di
Salt restriction and take in water
| Thiazides can help
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Very common cause of euvolemic hyponatremia
Siadh
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If pt is severely hyponatremic (<110) or is symptomatic (seizing, coma), what should you do
Cautiously give hypertonic saline, monitor for central pontine myelonolysis
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Tx of siadh
Fluid restrict
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Cause of siadh
Persistent adh release independent of serum osmolality
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Acth secretion is __ in primary adrenal insufficiency
Increased, this causes the hyperpigmentation
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Most common cause of secondary AI
Cessation of long term glucocorticoid tx
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Aldosterone is ___ in primary AI, ___ in secondary AI
High
| Normal
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Acth is ___ in primary AI, ___ in secondary AI
High
| Low
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Pheochromocytomas are associated with what syndromes
Men 2A and men 2B
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Why don’t you do b blockade first in pheochromocytomas
Unopposed a adrenergic stimulation can lead to severe hypertension
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Medullary carcinoma is associated with ___ syndromes, so screen for ____, ____ before you remove thyroid
Men 2A/B
Vma and metanephrines
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Elevated ___ level is dx of 21 hydroxylase deficiency
17 hydroxyprogesterone
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Tx of 21 hydroxylase def
Immediate fluid resus and salt repletion
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Pts with hhs or dka have __ levels of serum potassium but __ levels of total body potassium due to ___
Normal or elevated
Low
Due to excessive urinary potassium loss caused by osmotic diuresis
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Insulin therapy for hhs can ___ serum potassium levels and cause ___
Lower
| Severe hypokalemia
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What happens to pituitary gland in Sheehan syndrome
Ischemic necrosis of the gland
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Approx 40% of calcium is bound to
Albumin
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Serum calcium decreases by ___ with every 1g/dL decrease in serum albumin
0.8 mg/dL
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Can myopathy occur with hypothyroidism
Yes
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Thyrotoxicosis causes what four cv findings
Tachycardia
Systolic htn
Widened pulse pressure
Afib/glitter
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Hyperthyroidism causes a ___ in svr
Decrease
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Increased bp in thyrotoxicosis is due to
Increased myocardial contractility
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Rapid onset hirsutism suggests very high levels of ___ possibly due to ___. Check __ and ___ levels
Androgen
Androgen-secreting neoplasm
Testosterone and dheas
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Androgen producing tumor-where am I?: high testosterone and normal dheas
Ovarian source
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Androgen producing tumor-where am I?: high dheas
Adrenal tumor
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Hypothyroid can cause ___lipidemia
Hyper
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First dx step of hypercalcemia after correcting for albumin
Measure pth level
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Clinical features of neonatal thyrotoxicosis
Warm moist skin, tachycardia, poor feeding, irritability, poor weight gain, low birth weight
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Cause of neonatal thyrotoxicosis
Transplacental passage of maternal anti-tsh receptor antibodies
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Diagnosis of neonatal thyrotoxicosis
Maternal anti-tsh receptor antibodies >500%
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Tx of neonatal thyrotoxicosis
Self resolves in three months
Short term can use methimazole and b blockers
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Can hashimoto thyroiditis cause recurrent pregnancy loss
Yes
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Optimization of glycemic control in dm is associated with reduced risk of micro or macro vascular complications
Micro
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Can hypocalcemia cause hyperreflexia
Yes
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Tx of acute hypocalcemia
Ivcalcium gluconate/chloride
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Carpal spasm, trousseau sign, is a sign of
Hypocalcemia
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How does transfused blood cause hypocalcemia
Citrate in transfused blood bonds ionized calcium. If you have liver issues, can’t metabolize citrate.
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Porphyria cutanea tarda is associated with what condition primarily
Hep c
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Pt with htn and hypokalemia: high renin and high aldosterone
Secondary hyperaldo
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Pt with htn and hypokalemia: low renin and high aldo
Primary hyperaldo
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Pt with htn and hypokalemia: low renin and low aldo
Non-aldo causes: cah, Cushing for example
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Four causes of secondary hyperaldo
Renovascular htn
Malignant htn
Renin secreting tumor
Diuretics
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Hyperaldo presents with
Htn, headache, polyuria, muscle weakness
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In hyperaldo, labs show ___kalemia and metabolic ____.
Hypokalemia
| Metabolic alkalosis
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Refeeding syndrome is due to a surge in ___ after body resumes anabolism
Insulin
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What electrolytes are depleted in refeeding syndrome
Phosphate
Mag
Potassium
Because rapid insulin secretion starts glycogen, fat and protein synthesis again, which needs these electrolytes and rapidly depletes already small stores of them
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Deficiencies in potassium and magnesium in refeeding syndrome can cause
Cardiac arrhythmia s
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Aggressive refeeding with electrolyte repletion can cause __ failure
Cardiopulmonary
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Aldosterone escape in hyperaldo limits what two things
Edema and hypernatremia (despite htn and increased blood volume)
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Hypomag is very common among hospitalized ___
Alcoholics
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How can hypomag cause hypocalcemia
By inducing resistance to pth and decreasing pth secretion
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Hyperthyroid causes __ osteoclastic activity and bone ___, resulting in ___calcemia
Increased
Resorption
Hyper
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Can you see hypercalciuria in hyperthyroid
Yes, due to neg feedback due to hypercalcemia
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Fetal hyperthyroid can be seen in moms who have___, not toxic adenoma causing hyperthyroid
Graves
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Do you get high fever in thyroid storm
Yes
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Tx of thyroid storm
B blocker, ptu, glucocorticoids
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Do you get high ck in thyroid storm
Yes
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Most common cause of congenital hypothyroid
Thyroid dysgenesis
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Pt with acute serious illness, normal T4 and TSH but low T3 likely has
Euthyroid sick syndrome
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Can hyperthyroid cause myopathy
Yes
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For primary hyperparathyroid who should get parathyroidectomy
Pts with symptomatic hypercalcemia
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Acth deficiency, hypothyroid and infertility + loss of libido in men and amenorrhea in women
Hypopit
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Can hashimoto thyroiditis cause vitiligo
Yes
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Best markers of resolution of dka
Serum anion gap or beta hydroxybutyrate level
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Manifestations of men1 syndrome (three)
Pituitary adenomas, primary hyperparathyroid, pancreatic/gastrointestinal neuroendocrine Tumors (eg gastrinoma, vipoma)
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Desmopressin is first line treatment for central or nephrogenic di
Central
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Bad side effect of ptu and methimazole
Agranulocytosis
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In case of getting exogenous thyroid hormone, thyroglobulin will be
Low
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Most androgen producing adrenal tumors overproduce
Dhea
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Myopathy in Cushing syndrome is characterized by weakness in the __ muscles and is due to __
Proximal
| Direct catabolic effects of cortisol on skeletal muscles leading to muscle atrophy
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How do toxic adenomas cause hyperthyroid
Autonomous thyroid production without tsh stimulation
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Most common cause of oculomotor (cn iii) nerve palsy in adults
Ischemic neuropathy due to poorly controlled dm
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Ischemic cn iii palsy presentation
Ptosis, down and out gaze, preserved pupillary response
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Una is __, pt is __volemic, pt is ___tonic and hyponatremic
Gi losses
Una<10
Hypovolemic
Hypotonic
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Una is __, pt is __volemic, pt is ___tonic and hyponatremic
Skin losses
Una<10
Hypovolemic
Hypotonic
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Una is __, pt is __volemic, pt is ___tonic and hyponatremic
Diuretics
Una>10
Hypovolemic
Hypotonic
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Una is __, pt is __volemic, pt is ___tonic and hyponatremic
Cirrhosis, chf, nephrotic syndrome
Una<10
Hypervolemic
Hypotonic
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Una is __, pt is __volemic, pt is ___tonic and hyponatremic
Aki
Ckd
Una>10
Hypervolemic
Hypotonic
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Urine osmolality is __, pt is __volemic, pt is ___tonic and hyponatremic
Siadh, Addison’s, thyroid
Urine osm>100
Normovolemic
Hypotonic
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Urine osmalilty is __, pt is __volemic, pt is ___tonic and hyponatremic
Psychogenic
Urine osmolality<100
Normovolemic
Hypotonic
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Two kinds of hypernatremia
Low urine osmolarity (<300)
And
High urine osmolarity (>600)
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Nephrogenic di is a __natremic state with __ urine osmolarity
Hyper
| Low (100-300)
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Central di is a __natremic state with __ urine osmolarity
Hyper
| Low (<100)
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Na+ gain and extrarenal losses are a __natremic state with __ urine osmolarity
Hyper
| High
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Go losses due to vomiting causes __chloremia, __kalemia and ____ bicarb
Hypo
Hypo
Elevated
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Pt, especially young one, with htn and hypokalemia, suspect
Primary hyperaldo
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Best screening test for hyperaldo
Early-morning plasma aldosterone concentration (pac) to plasma renin activity ratio
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Estrogen ___ tbg
Increases
