Endo Flashcards

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Single best screening for hyperthyroidism

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Sensitive TSH analysis

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1
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Usual cause of thyrotoxicosis

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Graves

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2
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Inhibits thyroid peroxidase

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PTU

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3
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Refers to symptoms of faintness with evidence of facial congestion and external jugular venous obstruction when arms are raised above the head

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Pemberton’s sign

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4
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Gold standard for dx of osteoporosis

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Dual energy x ray absorptiometry

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5
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Bone mineral density T score of osteoporosis

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<2.5 SD

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6
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Most common cause of cushing syndrome

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Medical use of glucocorticoids

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7
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Clinical hallmark of mineralocorticoid excess

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Hypokalemic hypertension

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8
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GH receptor antagonist that antagonizes endogenous GH action by blocking peripheral GH binding to its receptor

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Pegvisomant

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9
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Condition where normal thyroid tissues are replaced by fibrous tissue; usually associated with sclerosing mediastinitis

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Reidel thyroidits

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10
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Most straightforward test for primary hyperaldosteronism

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Saline infusion test

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11
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Most common histopathologic classification for adrenocortical carcinoma

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Weiss score

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12
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Distinguishing and characteristic feature of primary adrenal insufficiency

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Hyperpigmentation and hyponatremia

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13
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Diagnosis of AI is established by

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Short cosyntropin test

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14
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21 hydroxylasw deficiency is due to a mutation in what gene?

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CYP21A2

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15
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Triad of pheochromocytoma

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Palpitations, headaches, profuse sweating

16
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Cornerstone for diagnosis of pheochromocytoma

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Elevated plasma and urinary catecholamines

17
Q

Most potent incretin

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Glucagon like peptide

18
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Features of diabetes do not become evident until what percent of beta cells are destroyed

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80%

19
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Preferred method for detecting ketones

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Serum or plasma assays for B hydroxybutyrate

20
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Emerging as the method of CHOICE for testosterone management

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Liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry

21
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Principal laboratory test in establishing diagnosis of hypercalcemia

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Immunometric PTH assays

22
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Inital management for prolactinoma

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Bromocriputine and cabergoline (broom and car gasoline)

23
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Most appropriate diagnostic for addisons

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ACTH stimulation test(cosyntropin)

24
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Low cortisol+ high actch on cosyntropin test

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Secondary:tertiary AI

25
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Sentinel loops on abdominal ct scan

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Acute pancreatitis