Endocrine Flashcards

(17 cards)

1
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First line therapy hypothyroid

A

Thyroxine T4 replacement : levothyroxine

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2
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Endocrine drug associated with increased risk of osteonecrosis of jaw

A

Bisphosphates

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3
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Drug for diabetic neuropathy

A

Gabapentin

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4
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MAO of DPP4 inhibitors

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“Lipton”
Inhibit breakdown of GLP-1 by inhibiting action of DPP4 (an enzyme that breaks down GLP-1) this leads to increased insulin secretion, decreased glucagon secretion( glucagon is hormone that raises blood sugar levels) also improves glucose tolerance

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5
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Which medications are used to treat diabetes that also decrease the cardiovascular risk in a patient

A

GLP drugs

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6
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Which anti diabetic drug class has a compelling indication for patients with heart failure, cardiovascular disease and mild to moderate diabetic kidney disease

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SGLT2: reduce A1C, weight loss, CVD benefits, HF benefits, renal benefits

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7
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Common side effects SLG 2 inhibitors

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Frequent UTi/yeast infections, decreased bone density, risk of amputations, dehydration, DKA

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8
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Counseling points on how to best take thyroid medications> what would you tell a pt if starting thyroid medication and just diagnosed with hyper/hypothyroid

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Take same time every day in morning without food
Take on empty stomach
Increased metabolism when pregnant may need higher dose

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9
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Hyperthyroid medications which is likely to result in permanent hypothyroidism

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Radioactive iodine therapy (RAI) can result in permanent hypothyroidism by destroying thyroid tissue leading to progressive loss of function

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10
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if have diabetic patient who has an elevated morning fasting glucose level which medication most likely needs to be adjusted

A

basal insulin long acting

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11
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Which dm medications have side effects of weight loss:

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GLP and SGLT2

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12
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Which type 2 dm medication is contraindicated in patients with lactic acidosis

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Biguanides

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13
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MOA of biguanides

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Increases peripheral glucose uptake and utilization
Improves insulin sensitivity
Decreases hepatic glucose production
Decreases intestinal absorption of glucose

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14
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Which anti-diabetic medication you would avoid in patients with congestive heart failure

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Thaiolidinediones (TZDs/glitazones) pioglitazone, rosiglitazone
Avoid Class III, IV HF

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15
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Indication of use and contraindications of use of biphosphonates

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Indication: prevent and treat osteoporosis (zoledronic acid: prevent and treat pt who can’t tolerate oral therapy)
Contraindicatons: hypocalcemia, severe GERD,
Alendronate: esophageal stricture or impaired esophageal motility
Risedronate: inability to stand/sit upright 30 min
Ibandronate: inability to sit/stand upright 60 min

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16
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Secondary positive effect of raloxifine or avista

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1rst: selective estrogen receptor modulator> estrogen actions on bone> good
2nd: estrogens actions on breasts> decrease risk of breast cancer