ENDO Flashcards
What is the difference between somogyi and dawn effect?
both are hyperglycemia but somogyi is d/ t insulin, dawn is d/t catecholamines and GH
What is the difference between somogyi and dawn effect?
both are hyperglycemia but somogyi is d/ t insulin, dawn is d/t catecholamines and GH
What lipid tx med should be avoided with gout pts?
niacin
What is metabolic sx?
abdominal obesity, HTN, hyperglycemia, high trig, low HDL
What does high beta-hydroxybutyrate mean?
DKA
What is sipple sx?
MEN 2a (hyperparathyroid, medullary thyroid CA, pheochromocytoma)
What is wermers sx?
MEN 1 (parathyroid, pituitary, pancreatic)
Pt has secondary corticoadrenal insufficiency, what happens to cortisol levels after cosyntropin stimulation?
cortisol will increase
What does no change with cosyntropin stimulation mean?
primary corticoadrenal insufficency
Nodules on thyroid without exophthalmos?
plummers dz
What lipid tx can cause flushing, pruritis, nausea?
niacin
What is LDL goal for patients with heart dz?
What DM meds can cause pancreatitis?
DPP4 inhibitor (-gliptin) , GLP1 analogs (byetta)
What lipid tx may cause increase in glucose levels?
niacin
What lipid tx is good for LDL control?
statins
What lipid tx is good for trig control?
niacin, omega 3
What meds cause lipid elevation?
thiazide
Hyperlipidemia is associated with what dz?
hypothyroidism
What are 2 long acting insulin?
insulin glargine and insulin detemir
What are 3 short acting insulin?
glullsine, lispro, aspart
What meds should not be given to patients with G6PD?
sulfonylureas
What are 2 tx for gestational DM?
insulin and lifestyle changes
What values during a 24-48week gestation 75gm 2hrs GTT are dx for DM?
one hr >180, 2hr >153
What is dx for fasting gestational DM?
> 92