Case 29 Flashcards

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Where are steroids naturally produced, and what type of steroids are they?

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2.What are the physiologic effects of glucocorticosteroids?

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3.What steroids are available for administration, and what are their equivalent doses?

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4.How much cortisol is normally produced, and what is Addison disease?

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5.What are Cushing syndrome and Cushing disease?

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6.Does this patient require “stress” dose steroids?

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7.What is a stress dose of steroids; do you need to add mineralocorticoids?

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8.How long after discontinuation of steroids should a patient be considered adrenally suppressed and treated accordingly?

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9.What clinical scenarios frequently require steroid administration?

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10.How is adrenal reserve evaluated?

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11.If this patient develops septic shock from a bile leak in the postanesthesia care unit, should steroids be withheld or administered?

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12.What is the duration of steroid treatment for critical illness related to corticosteroid insufficiency?

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13.If etomidate was used in this patient, is steroid replacement warranted?

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