Unit 10

Question 1

What is antidiuretic hormone produced by?

Answer 1

Pituitary gland

Question 2

What hormone regulates fluid?

Answer 2

ADH

Question 3

Decrease osmolarity and increased blood volume inhibits production of this hormone

Answer 3

ADH

Question 4

Polyuria, increase serum osmolarity, decrease specific gravity, decrease urine osmolality, decreased weight, hypertensive

Answer 4

Diabetes Insipidus

Question 5

What can a deficiency in ADH lead to?

Answer 5

Diabetes Insipidus

Question 6

What can a excessive Amounts of ADH lead to?

Answer 6

Syndrome of Inappropriate ADH

Question 7

Decrease urine, increase urine osmolarity, increased SG, decrease, serum osmolarity, increased weight

Answer 7

SIADH

Question 8

What is the treatment of SIADH?

Answer 8

Fluid restriction, diuretic, 0.3% NS

Question 9

This gland produces tT3, T4, and is stimulated my TSH

Answer 9

Thyroid

Question 10

Deficiency of t3 and t4

Answer 10

Hypothyroidism

Question 11

Complication of hypothyroidism

Answer 11

Myxedeycoma

Question 12

Decrease basal metabolic rate, decrease G.I. Motility, bradycardia decreased energy “slowing of everything”

Answer 12

Hypothyroidism

Question 13

Significant drop in blood pressure, increased carbon dioxide, hypoxic, hypoglycemia,

This is a complication of hypothyroidism

Answer 13

Myxedema coma

Question 14

Excessive T3 and T4 hormone

Answer 14

Graves disease

Question 15

Weight loss, heat intolerance, thin brittle hair, tachycardia, anxiety, nervousness, insomnia, difficulty concentrating

Answer 15

Graves dz

Question 16

Treated with: antithyroid drugs, SSKI, beta blockers,

Answer 16

Grave’s DZ

Question 17

TREATED WIth with synthetic ADH

Answer 17

DI