Endocrine 2 Flashcards

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Anesthetic considerations for the patient with diabetes insipidus include:
a. sodium restriction
b. DDAVP
c. three percent sodium chloride
d. demeclocycline

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b. DDAVP

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The most common cause of diabetes insipidus is

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pituitary surgery

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Syndrome of inappropriate ADH secretion is caused by

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an excessive level of ADH in the blood

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Diabetes insipidus is caused by

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too little ADH in the blood

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The most common cause of SIADH is

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traumatic brain injury

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Describe urine output for SIADH

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low urine output

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Describe urine output for DI.

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high urine output

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Treatment of SIADH includes

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fluid restriction, demeclocycline, and hypertonic saline if the patient is severely hyponatremic

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Treatment of DI includes

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DDAVP or vasopressin along with supportive measures

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10
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__________ can complicate airway management

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Acromegaly

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Considerations with acromegaly include

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distorted facial features (difficult mask)
large tongue, teeth, and epiglottis (difficult laryngoscopy
subglottic narrowing and vocal cord enlargement (difficult ETT placement)
turbinate enlargement (risk of epistaxis)

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Comorbidities associated with acromegaly include

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glucose intolerance
OSA
CAD
skeletal muscle weakness
entrapment neuropathies

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Other conditions that can cause SIADH include

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cancer (small-cell lung carcinoma)
noncancerous lung disease
carbamazepine

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14
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Other conditions that can cause DI include

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TBI
SAH

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Acromegaly results from

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over secretion of growth hormone after adolescence

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16
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Nearly all cases of acromegaly are caused by

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pituitary adenoma

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When compared to T4, which statements BEST describe T3? (select 2)
a. shorter half-life
b. higher concentration in the blood
c. more protein-bound
d. higher potency

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a. shorter half-life
d. higher potency

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The thyroid gland stores and secretes three hormones:

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T4= thyroxine
T3= triiodothyronine
calcitonin

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Thyroxine is a

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prohormone synthesized from tyrosine

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Triiodothyronine is an

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active thyroid hormone

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21
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Calcitonin leads to

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reduced serum Ca2+

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The thyroid requires ______ to synthesize T3 and T4

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When iodine is not available due to __________, the thyroid gland cannot

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dietary deficiency; produce enough T3 and T4

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The recurrent laryngeal nerve courses along

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the lateral border of each thyroid lobe

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RLN is at risk for injury during
thyroid or parathyroid surgery
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Describe the source of T4 & T3
T4 is directly released from the thyroid T3 is mostly extra-thyroid conversion of T4 to T3
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Which has more protein binding T4 or T3
T4
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Which has more potency T4 or T3?
T3
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Which has a shorter half-life?
T3
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In the patient with hypoactive thyroid, there
isn't enough thyroid hormone to suppress TSH so TSH remains chronically elevated--> goiter
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The following are consequences of excess thyroid hormone EXCEPT: a. vasodilation b. diarrhea c. hypoventilation d. tremors
c. hypoventilation
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Increased thyroid hormone--> ___BMR--> ______O2 consumption --> ______ Co2 production
increases all of them
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Thyroid hormone increases
myocardial performance independent of ANS input- increased HR, increased contractility, increased lusitropy, and decreased SVR
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Thyroid disorders ______ MAC
do NOT
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Instead of affecting MAC, thyroid disorders affect
cardiac output which impacts the speed of anesthetic onset
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How do hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism affect the speed of anesthetic onset?
hypothyroidism--> increases speed of onset hyperthyroidism--> reduces the speed of onset
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_________ is the most common cause of hyperthyroidism
Grave's disease
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____________ is the most common cause of hypothyroidism
Hashimoto's thyroiditis
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Etiologies of hyperthyroidism include
Grave's disease MG multinodular goiter carcinoma pregnancy pituitary adenoma amiodarone
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Diagnosis of hyperthyroidism includes
Low TSH high T3 & T4
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Cardiac symptoms of hyperthyroidism include
hypertension tachyarrhythmias atrial fibrillation
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Pulmonary symptoms of hyperthyroidism include
increased minute ventilation
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General findings of hyperthyroidism include
goiter weight loss muscle weakness moist and warm skin heat intolerance fine hair diarrhea tremor exophthalmos hypercalcemia
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Etiologies of hypothyroidism include
Hashimoto's thyroiditis iodine deficiency hypothalamic-pituitary dysfunction neck radiation thyroidectomy amiodarone
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Diagnosis of hypothyroidism includes
high TSH and low T3 and T4
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Cardiac symptoms of hypothyroidism include
peripheral vasoconstriction decreased heart rate decreased contractility heart failure pericardial effusion
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Pulmonary symptoms of hypothyroidism include
decreased minute ventilation reduced response to hypoxia reduced response to hypercarbia pleural effusion
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General findings with hypothyroidism include
goiter weight gain muscle fatigue/lethargy dry and thick skin cold intolerance dry, brittle hair constipation delayed gastric emptying large tongue
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What is thyroid storm?
in response to stressful events the thyroid glands increase hormone output
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When can thyroid storm occur?
hyper and euthyroid patients
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During the perioperative period, thyroid storm is most likely to happen
6-18 hours after surgery
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_________ is a complication of severe hypothyroidism
myxedeme coma
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_______ is a complication of neonatal hypothyroidism that leads to limited physical and mental development
Cretinism