Endocrine extra Flashcards

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Which organism is commonly found in foot ulcers?

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Pseudomonas aeruginosa

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How is pheochromocytoma screened for?

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Plasma Metanephrines

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Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome is ________ failure due to bleeding.

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adrenal

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Should glucocorticoids be used long term?

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No

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Which drug can cause nephrogenic diabetes insipidus?

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lithium

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Which disease can cause cranial diabetes insipidus?

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Sarcoidosis

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Prolactinomas can resolve with a year of medication. T/F

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True

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Dexamethasone is a…

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steroid.

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How many episodes of severe hypoglycemia mean that a patient can no longer drive?

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2

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Pancreatic failure ceases insulin production, leading to secondary diabetes. Which disease is this common in?

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Cystic fibrosis

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__________-acting insulin is first line for type 2 diabetes.

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Intermediate

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High T3
Normal T4
Low TSH

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T3 toxicosis

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How is steroid-induced hyperglycaemia treated?

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Sulphonylureas

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Acromegaly initial investigation

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IGF-1

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Acromegaly confirming investigation

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Oral glucose

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Cushing’s is diagnosed with a ____ dose dexamethasone suppression test followed by a ____ dose dexamethasone suppression test.

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high
low

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Hypotestosteronism can lead to…

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Osteoporosis.

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18
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Insulinoma is tested with a __ hour fast.

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72

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What is a side effect of pioglitazone?

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Fluid retention

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What can amiodarone cause in the lungs?

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Pneumonitis

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Name some side effects of carbimazole

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Rashes
Agranulocytosis
Thrombocytopenia
Headaches
Anaemia

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Insulin calculation for DKA

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% x W x 10

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?/5 of the insulin is short acting in a basal bolus regime?

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3

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PTH acts in the ________ convoluted tubule.

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distal

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______parathyroidism causes brown bone tumours.
Hyper
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🐠 test
🟡🏃‍♀️
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Psammoma bodies consist of clusters of ________________. They are most commonly seen in papillary carcinomas.
microcalcification
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Which tummy problem does type 1 diabetes increase the risk of?
Coeliac
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Which thyroid protein increases in pregnancy?
Thyroid binding globulin
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LH/FSH stimulates testosterone secretion.
LH
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Thyroid hormone receptors are found in the…
nucleus.
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Cushings causes _____kalemia.
hypo
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Injected ________ increase diabetes risk.
steroids
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What is the pattern of secretion of GH?
Pulsatile
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The anterior pituitary gland is comprised of 50% ________trophs.
somato
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B blockers ________ insulin release.
inhibit
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Which testicular tumour can cause gynaecomastia
HCG secreting seminoma
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What is acropachy (seen in graves)?
Clubbing and tissue swelling
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Hashimotos has a risk of _____ lymphoma.
MALT
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Which type of sampling can show which adrenal gland is the problem
Adrenal venous sampling
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During the infancy stage which hormone drives growth?
Insulin
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Which pancreatic tumour causes a blistering rash?
Glucagonoma
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From which amino acid are catecholamines primarily derived?
Tyrosine
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addisonioan crisis presentation
Hyponatreamia Hypoglycemia Low bp
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Ferrous sulphate decreases absorption of what?
levothyroxine
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How does iron deficiency anemia present?
tiredness palpitations breathlessness
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Pituitary hormone disappearance order
GH LH and FSH TSH
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How is acromegaly diagnosed?
Oral glucose tolerance test
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Mumps - testicular failure
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What causes flushing, diarrhoea and pain and is treated with Octreotide?
Adrenal carcinoid tumour
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What do adrenal carcinoid tumours secrete?
Seretonin
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De Quervain's Thyroiditis treatment
NSAIDs B blockers Resolves in 6 months
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GH is released when tired and hungry. Which virmain do they release?
D
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Describe the process of thyroid hormone release
pinocytosis digestion secretion through transporters
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High plasma osmolality in diabetes lead to high…
albumin.
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Where is oxytocin produced?
Hypothalamus
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1a hydroxylase activates vitamin…
D.
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Which receptor stimulates calcitonin?
CaSR
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PTH stimulates FGF23 to decrease…
phosphate.
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Does acromegaly increase risk of diabetes?
Yes
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Oxytocin causes water…
excretion.
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Non functioning pituitary adenomas are most common. T/F
True
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What eye problems are specific to graves
Eye pain and double vision
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The hypothalamus is connected to the anterior pituitary by the…
hypophyseal portal venous system.
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severance of the pituitary stalk prevents release of…
ADH.
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Which diabetes drug increases risk of CVD?
Gliclazide
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Exanatide for
obese
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___ stimulates chromaffin cells
ACh
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Gestational diabetes has a fasting glucose of __mmol/L or above.
5.6
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Pioglitazone increases the risk of what cancer?
Bladder
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Nelson’s syndrome can follow an adrenalectomy. How does it present?
Headaches Weakness pigmentation
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What should be done for hypoglycemic unawareness.
Reduce insulin
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Ghrelin stimulates…
GnRH
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Calcitonin _________ phosphate.
decreases
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____ dose dexamethasone suppression test
High
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What is the gold standard investigation or 'challenge' test which is used to clarify the diagnosis of hypopituitarism?
Insulin tolerance test
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Spironolactone ________ testosterone and ________ oestradiol.
decreases increases
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Gastroparesis complications
DKA Hypoglycemia Hyperglycemia
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Describe thyroid lymphoma
Slow growing Restricts abilities
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Gestational diabetes can present with a 2-hour post-oral glucose tolerance test plasma glucose level of ≥___ mmol/L.
7.8
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Poor compliance is usually shown…
subclinically.
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Can long acting insulin be given with short acting insulin?
No
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How does alcohol cause hypoglycemia?
Inhibits glycogenolysis
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Does pregnancy increase free T4?
No
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In Graves disease Ig_ antibodies are formed against the TSH receptors on the thyroid gland.
G
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Increased amino acids ______ glucagon release.
Stimulate
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What causes an early and a late drop in blood glucose?
Exercise
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Is LH and FSH high or low in menopause?
High
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Methyldopa 🐠
Citrus
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Hyperparathyroid drugs can cause agranulocytosis - how does this present?
Sore throat Neutropenia Sepsis
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Diabetes can destroy which joints?
tarsometatarsal
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Chronic alcoholism can present like Cushings but with…
normal dinural variation of cortisol.
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What is the main risk factor for thyroid eye disease in patients with Graves' disease?
Smoking
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Sepsis and renal impairment cause ______ acidosis.
lactic
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PDE inhibitors can cause ____tension.
hypo
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Macrosomia is a birthweight more than…
4 kg.
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What is the biggest side effect of pioglitazone?
Fluid retention
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What is Waterhouse-Friderichsen syndrome most commonly caused by?
Neisseria Meningitis
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In T1D there is a defect in GLUT_.
4