Endo- wrong answers Flashcards

1
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which antibody is most likely to be positive in Graves disease

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anti-TSH receptor antibodies

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2
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primary hyperaldosteronism can present with what triad

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hypertension
hypernatraemia
hypokalaemia

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3
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what is the single most important blood test to assess a patient’s response to treatment with levothyroxine for Hashimoto’s thyroiditis

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TSH

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4
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how to calculate estimated serum osmolality

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(2 x sodium) +glucose+urea

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5
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diagnostic criteria for HHS

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hypovolaemia
hyperglycaemia >30
serum osmolality >320

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what is the most important parameter to monitor for clinical improvement in HHS

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serum osmolality

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7
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what acid-base imbalance would you expect in cushings syndrome

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hypokalaemic metabolic alkalosis

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8
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High-dose dexamethasone suppression test with an adrenal adenoma results

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cortisol- not suppressed
ACTH- suppressed

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9
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what is the most common complication of thyroid eye disease

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exposure keratopathy

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10
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for T2DM, adding a second agent is recommended when HbA1c rises to what?

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58 mmol/mol (7.5%) or higher

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first-line investigation in suspected primary hyperaldosteronism

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plasma aldosterone:renin ratio

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12
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biochemistry blood results in Addisons disease

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low sodium
raised potassium

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13
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which diabetic medication is contraindicated in heart failure due to risk of fluid retention

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pioglitazone- TZDs

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14
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possible differentiations of pseudo-cushings syndrome

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depression
HIV infection
excess alcohol consumption

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15
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drugs that can cause gynaecomastia

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digoxin
metronidazole
spironolactone
chemotherapy
gosarelin
antipsychotics
anabolic steroids

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16
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In hypercalcaemia secondary to malignancy, PTH is high/low?

17
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when should patients with T2DM take their metformin dose during ramadan

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one-third of the normal metformin dose should be taken before sunrise and two-thirds should be taken after sunset

18
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over-replacement with thyroxine increases the risk for

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osteoporosis

19
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primary hyperaldosteronism, caused by bilateral adrenocortical hyperplasia management-

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Mineralocorticoid receptor antagonists - spironolactone or eplerenone

20
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Which investigations is most to help differentiate between type 1 and type 2 diabetes

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C-peptide- low in T1DM

21
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most common underlying cause of cushings disease

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pituitary adenoma

22
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most likely adverse effect of radioiodine therapy

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hypothyroidism

23
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which investigation is carried out to diagnose Addisons disease

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Short synacthen test

24
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What dosing regimen should be followed of hydrocortisone in Addisons disease

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dose is split with the majority given in the first half of the day

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The Hba1c target for patients on a drug which may cause hypoglycaemia (eg sulfonylurea) is what?
53 mmol/mol
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phaeochromocytoma is derived from which cells located where
chromaffin cells in the adrenal medulla
27
which classic triad occurs in 90% of patients with phaeochromatoma
hypertension sweating headaches
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24 hour urinary collection reveals what in phaeochromatoma
high metanephrines
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what is the most appropriate initial management option in phaeochromatoma
Full ⍺-blockade (phenoxybenzamine)
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characteristic features of MEN2a
presence of one or more specific endocrine tumours
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MEN2b associated with short/tall stature
tall stature
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blood tests in Klinefelter syndrome
low testosterone high LH high FSH
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what is kallmans syndrome characterised by
hypogonadotropic hypogonadism (low FSH and LH levels) delayed puberty hyposmia/anosmia