Endo Flashcards
MEN 1
parathyroid
pituitary
pancreas
MEN II
parathyroid
pheo
thyroid
primary hyperparathyroid
increased calcium, decreased phosphate
thryoid problems check
TSH and T4
thyroid bruit
Grave’s
drug that can cause hypothyroid
Lithium
rapid acting insulin (peak .5-2 hrs)
glusiline
aspart
lispro
short acting insulin (peak 2-3 hours)
regular
long acting insulin
glargine
how to check for cushings
urine free cortisol
cushing disese
pituitary problem
Addison’s labs
hyperkalemia, hyponatremia
cosyntropin
hot nodule
benign
cold nodle
eval required
somogyi
rebound hyperglycemia in AM
dawn
body doesnt release insulin in the morning to match early rise in blood sugar
aldosteronism aka Conn’s
water resorption, hypokalemia
small cell lung cancer a/w
SIADH
gliptans
DDP4 inh, incretin system, enhance beta cell secretion after glucose ingestion
glitazones (TZDs)
(TZDs) involved with insulin resistance
niacin should be avoided in
diabetics
hyperparathyroid can lead to
hypercalcemia leading to pseudogout
subacute thyroiditis
fever, neck pain, tender goiter following an URI
hyper followed by hypothyroid phase
where does a pheo originate
adrenal medulla
