Endocrine Flashcards

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HLA a/w DMT1

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HLA DR3,4

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HLA a/w DMT1

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HLA DR3,4

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decrease risk DMT1 HLA

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HLA 2,5

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PC DMT1 triad

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polyuria
polydipsia
weight loss
\+ skin infections
\+ secondary enuresis
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resting plasma glucose and sympt

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11.1mmol/L

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FBG

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7mmol/L

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HbA1c

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Regular

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onset: 30-60minutes
take b4: 15-30minutes
duraiton: 8 hours
peak: 2-4 hours

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9
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NPH

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onset: 1-2 hours
peaks: 4-12 hours

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10
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antibody a/w DMT1

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GAD

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11
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blood ketone levels in DKA

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> 3 mmol/L

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diagnosis of DKA

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  1. blood glucose
  2. blood ketones
  3. urea/ creatinine/ electro’s
  4. urinary ketones
  5. ECG/ K+ levels
  6. metabolic acidosis– blood gases
  7. weight
  8. trigger– culture blood/urine
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13
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decrease risk DMT1 HLA

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HLA 2,5

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PC DMT1 triad

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polyuria
polydipsia
weight loss
\+ skin infections
\+ secondary enuresis
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resting plasma glucose and sympt

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11.1mmol/L

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FBG

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7mmol/L

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HbA1c

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18
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Regular

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onset: 30-60minutes
take b4: 15-30minutes
duraiton: 8 hours
peak: 2-4 hours

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NPH

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onset: 1-2 hours
peaks: 4-12 hours

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antibody a/w DMT1

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GAD

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blood ketone levels in DKA

22
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causes of congenital hypothyroidism

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MCC= maldescent and athyrosis
dyshormonogenesis
MCC WORLDWIDE= iodine def
TSH deficiency= panyhypopit

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tx DKA

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  1. fluids– slowly over 48-72hours
    + monitor fluid status
    2……….insulin (after 1 hour of fluids), after 24hrs– blood glucose around 14mmol/L
  2. potassium– ONCE URINE PASSED, monitor heart
  3. acidosis– self corrects,; only give bicarb if in shock
  4. re-establish oral fluids, sc insulin, diet [only stop IV insulin once oral given for 1 hour)
  5. ID and Tx underlying cause
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other autoimmune diseases associated with diabetes

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celiac
hypothyroidism
addisons

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monitoring for DMT1 complications
yearly: - HTN - kidneys-- microalbuminuria - hypothyroidism 3 years: - celiac screen 5 years: - retinopathy/cataracts
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permanent neuro sequelae of hypoglycaemia
1. epilepsy 2. developmental 3. microcephaly
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causes of hypoglycaemia - insulin XS
1. OD 2. nesidioblastosis/ insulinoma 3. autoimmune Ab to receptor 4. beck with syndrome 5. sulphonylureas
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causes of hypolgycaemia- no insulin XS
1. liver disease 2. ketotic hypoglycaemia of childhood 3. glycogen storage disorder 4. hormonal def-- GH, ACTH
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causes of hypoglycaemia= reactive
1. galactosemia 2. fructose intolerance 3. leucine sensitivity 4. hormonal def 5. alcohol or aspirin poisoning 6. maternal diabetes
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Diagnosis of hypoglycaemia
CONFIRM BLOOD GLUCOSE | --- then run through the labs specific to the numerous causes
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Tx of hypoglycaemia from weird causes
1. glucose 10% ml/kg dextrose, followed by 10% dextrose infusion 2. IM glucagon 3. corticosteroids-- hypopituitarism, hypoadrenalism
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thyroid hormones kids
fetal= reverse T3= inactive | at birth SURGE TSH, then decreases, normalises at 1 week
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causes of congenital hypothyroidism
MCC= maldescent dyshormonogenesis MCC WORLDWIDE= iodine def TSH deficiency= panyhypopit
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PC juvenile hypothyroidism/ acquired
- goitre - loss of eyebrow hair - coarse skin - dry hair - cold - bradycardia neurodevelopment decreased - decrease reflexes SUFE obesity
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juvenile hypothyrodism a/w which two syndromes
DOWNS TURNERS
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what autoimmune diseases a/w juvenile hypothyroidism
``` V.RAD vitiligo RA addisons DM ```
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difference in presentation of hyperthyroidism in kids
NO EYE SIGNS
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Two NB bone things for hyperthyroidism in kids
rapid growth height | advanced bone maturity
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true or false, maternal TSI antibodies can cross the placenta
TRUE! IgG
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causes of hypoparathyroidism
1. preme- common 2. DiGeorge 3. Addisons-- older 4. McCune Albright syndrome
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McCune Albright Syndrome
- cafe au lait - endocrine-- precocious puberty - bone problems - obesity - subcutaneous nodules - 4th metacarpal
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PC hypoparathyroidism
- spasms - fits - paraesthesia - diarrhea - irritable - chovstek/ troussea
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Tx hypoparathyrodism
1. calcium gluconate-- slowly increase | 2. chronic: calcium, vit D
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Hyperparathyroidism PC
- constipation - anorexia - behavioural change - polyuria - polydipsia - bone erosions of phalanges - lethargy
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Hyperparaythroidism in neonate/young
Williams
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Hyperparaythoidism in oder kid
MEN 1/ 2A
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diagnosis of adrenal crisis
1. labs 2. decrease cortisol 3. increase ACTH 4. SynACTHen test
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treatment of acute adrenal insuficiency
1. IV saline 2. IV hydrocortisone 3. IV glucose
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treatment of chronic adrenal insufficiency
long term - glucocorticoids (X3 if sick or surgery) - mineralcorticoids
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MAIN CAUSE OF CUSHINGS IN KIDS
STEROID USE-- long term
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diagnosis of cushings
1. 24hours urine cortisol 2. dexamethasone 3. CT/MRI (Adenoma)
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tx cushings
UNDERLYING CAUSE 1. steroids 2. adrenalectomy + Rtx 3. transsphenoidal + Rtx