Endocrine Flashcards

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BBlox can mask sx of ____

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hypoglycemia

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2
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Insulinoma tx

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diazoxide and octreotide

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How does increase in ETOH lead to hypoglycemia?

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NADPH is used up converting ETOH. Liver cant use for gluconeogenesis.

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GIVE THIAMINE BEFORE GLUCOSE

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GIVE THIAMINE BEFORE GLUCOSE

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5
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Painful goiter

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DeQuervian (subacute)/viral?

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What thyroid tx can acutely worsen sx of hyperthyorid state?

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RAI - can worsen Graves OPTHO acutely. Also may temporarily worsen hyperthyroid state

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metabolic abnl assoc w hypothyroid

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hyperLDL and hypoNa

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Tx for acromegaly

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Octreotide, cabergoline, pegvisomat

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9
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Sheehan synd

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after pregnancy - pituitary necrosis. Pan hypopit. Loss of pubic hair etc

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10
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FLudrocortisone

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strong mineralocorticoid used to replace in decreased adrenal fcn

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CAH

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dx with increased 17 OH progesterone

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Triad of hyperaldosteronism

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HTN, hypoK, metabolic ALKalosis

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Chronic ingestion of what can look like hyperaldosteronism

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Licorice. Prevents cortisol to cortisone. Stimulates aldosterone receptors more than cortisol

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HHS

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VERY high glucose, precipitated by some stressor (URI/illness), typically DMII

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Causes of eosinophilia

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DNAAACP
Drugs
Neoplasm
Allergies/asthma/churgg strauss
Addisons
AIN
Collagen vasc dz
Parasite (loeffler's eosinophilic pneumonitis (Ascaris))
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16
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Acromegaly and peptic ulcers

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THINK MENI

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17
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Early sx of ASA o/d

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Tinnitus

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18
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DM, liver failure, heart failure

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Hemochromatosis

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19
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Best way to control diabetic nephropathy?

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HTN control

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20
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First step in evaluating suspected Hyperaldost?

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Check Aldost/Renin ratio

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1st step to evaluate hypercalcemia

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Check PTH, no matter the clinical suspeicion

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22
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Methimazole AE

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Agranulocytosis. Also, not in preggers

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23
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What electrolyte abnormality is a contraindication to succinylcholine use?

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Hyper K

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24
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Fastest way to correct hyperkalemia

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Insulin/glucose

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Hashimotos Abs
Anti Thyroidperoxidase
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Graves Dz Abs
Thyroid stimulating Abs (especially TSH receptor Abs)
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Cardiac Tamponade CXR
normal cardiac silhouette
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Dipyridamole/cardiac steal phenom
It's an Anti PLT and VasoD. Used to check to see which vessels can dilate anymore. When given, the dead vessels cannot expand any more. So blood will flow away from diseased vessels to healthy vessels
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Native valve endocarditis s/p dental work
Viridans strep (mutans, sanguis, mitis, salivaria)
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Work up for cold leg following MI -
Get ECHO to check for mural thrombus
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Crescendo/decrescendo systolic murmur, left sternal border w/o radiation to carotids
HCM
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What risk factor is associated with highest risk of AAA growth and rupture?
Smoking
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Mechanical complications s/p MI
MR from papillary mm rupture LV free wall rupture IV septum rupture
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Lipid lowering tx with statins rec'd 40-75 in pts w CV risk event rate of 7.5% or greater
Lipid lowering tx with statins rec'd 40-75 in pts w CV risk event rate of 7.5% or greater
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Best way to lower HTN?
Weight loss, followed closely by DASH diet. Smoking doesn't help all that much
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Pressors like NE can cause symmetrical ischemia of distal fingers and toes 2/2 vasospasm
Pressors like NE can cause symmetrical ischemia of distal fingers and toes 2/2 vasospasm
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Dig tox
n/v/d, vision changes. arrhythmias. Can be precipitated by stress (virus/diuretic/volume depletion)
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Very high levels of diphenhydramine tox can mimic ?
Anti M
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Emotional syncope
Vasovagal syncope. Dx w tilt table test
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What is the most common valve defect in infectious endocarditis
MVP and regurg
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What drugs to hold prior to cardiac stress test?
Anything that can cover up angina. Nitrates, BBlox and CCB
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How do you treat Asx PVCs?
NONE. No need to treat
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How do you treat Sx PVCs?
1) BBlox | 2) Amiodarone
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How does CHF lead to increase in TBW?
Renal hypoperfusion - increase RAS - renal aa constrict - increase TBW and sodium retain
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Treatment for stable SVT?
Vagal maneuvers and Adenosine (unstable = cardiovert)
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Tylenol increases anticoag effects of warfarin
so do nsaids and stuff
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HTN work up should include UA/Chem7/Lipids/EKG
HTN work up should include UA/Chem7/Lipids/EKG
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Diastolic dysfcn, increased wall thick (no increased volume), low voltage ekg, renal abnormalities
THINK AMYLOID
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Single S2, harsh crescendo-decrescendo @ L USB
Tetrology
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Most common cause of death s/p MI
Ventricular Arrhythmia. Re-entrant VFib most common
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Normal JVD
Less than 3 cm
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Dissection
Really high HTN, dx with TEE
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HCM transmission
AD
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Why do you not give BBlox without ABlox in pheo?
Block beta, you get unmasked alpha - leads to dangerous increase in BP
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Pinealomas can sometimes release BHCG and stim leydig cells - causing androgen secretion
Dark hair in a kid and all that
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Addisons has increased in what type of WBC cell line?
Eos
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Obese children and hispanic/black children are at increased risk of precocious pubertal development.
In obesity - it's because leptin activates HPA and pulsatile GNRH release. This activates LH/FSH. Also, high insulin stims ovarian and adrenal androgen production.
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Workup for acromegaly after igf-1 levels?
measure GH after oral glucose suppression test. Those with acromegaly cannot properly suppress GH.
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severe cystic acne, LH that doesnt increase after GnRH stim test, advanced bone age, coarse axillary and pubic hair,
Think non-traditional CAH - 21 a hydroxylase (HTN normal and high sex)
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What level of sodium do we start seeing altered mental status?
120 or lower
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Weakness and myalgias with very very high bp?
Think hyperaldosteronism (weakness frome low K). Also maybe very thirsty
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Very High Calcium (like 14/15) is most often due to?
Malignancy. Hyper PTH usually only mildly elevated
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irregular periods, infertility, galactorrhea?
prolactinoma - tx bromociptine
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DKA treatment?
IVF, K, insulin. Might need to start k bnefore insulin if patient is hypo K
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Most common type of thyroid nodule
colloid nodule (cold nodule). follicular adenoma #2
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Treatment for SIADH
demeclocycline
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Treatment for DI
desmopressin. Patients with central DI increase urine OSM at least 50% with administration of DDAVP
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thyrotoxicosis with low radioactive Iodine uptake?
Think thyroiditis. Graves has HIGH uptake
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hypercalcemia following long periods of not moving
hypercalcemia of immobilization
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fatigue, myalgias, proximal mm weakness, sluggish ankle reflexes, normal esr and hi CK. dx?
Hypothyroid myopathy
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watery diarrhea, hypoK, mm cramps, achlorhydria. panc mass
VIPoma
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Which calcium form is physiologically available: unbound to albumin or bound to albumin?
Unbound
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What calcium abnormalities do we see with met alk?
Low Ca. Increase affinity of Ca to albumin. Making the unbound form less available.
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How do you dx avascular necrosis of hip?
MRI. Steroids can cause
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Whats the acid base status in primary adrenal insuff?
Non AG met acid - also see eosinophils
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Regardless of RF, when should you test patients for DM/A1C?
45 years old
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most common mechanism for malignancy-induced hyperCa?
PTHrP. More common than when cancers secrete osteolytic factors to bone
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Best initial way to treat severe hypercalcemia of malignancy
LOTS OF FLUIDS. Bisphosphonates for long term tx
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What electrolyte abnormality do we see in SAH?
HypoNa because cerebral salt wasting/SIADH
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How do increased ER states (meds/preg) affect thyroid?
Increase TBG. This results in decreased free thyroxine. A normal thyroid will compensate for this. But patients on replacement tx will need higher doses