Endocrine Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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when and why do you stop metformin

A

48 hours before angiography
imaging w/ contrast
lactic acidosis
Cr > 1.5 males or > 1.4 females

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2
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ADR of pioglitazone

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fluid retention

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3
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Defn of subclinical hypothyroidism

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incr TSH
NL T3 or T4
no sxs

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4
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incr TSH
NL T3 or T4
no sxs

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subclinical hypothyroidism

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5
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med that decr insulin resistance

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thiazolidinediones (ex: pioglitazone (Actos))

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6
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DM med safe in CKD

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glipizide

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7
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CI to thiazolidinedines (pioglitazone)

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heart failure
T1DM
liver dz
premenopausal anovulatory female

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8
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DM med that decr weight

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exenatide (byetta)

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9
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inpt glucose target

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140-180

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10
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how to differentiate hyperparathyroidism w/ familial hypocalciuric hypercalcemia

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24 hour urine CA (incr or NL in elevated PTH, decr in FHH)

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11
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best test to r/o adrenal insufficiency

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AM cortisol, R/O if >13

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12
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painful thyroid gland, hyperthyroid, incr ESR

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subacute thyroiditis

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13
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tx of subacute throiditis

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prednisone

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14
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when to screen DM

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age 45, every 3 yrs OR BMI >25 w/ risk factor

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15
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can’t use eventide (Byetta) when

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Cr Cl

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16
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rough estimates of blood glucose w/ A1c

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6.0 = 120

incr 1 = incr 30

17
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Tx of hirsutism

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spironolactone

OCPs

18
Q

what meds stimulate pancreatic insulin secretion

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sulfonylureas (glipizide)

19
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TSH receptor immunoglobulins, dx..

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Graves disease

20
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TSH receptor blocking antibodies

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Hashimoto’s thyroiditis

21
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pt 65+ with low TSH (physiologic hyperthyroidism) at risk for

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hip fractures

22
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newly diagnosed diabetics should be vaccinated for

23
Q

what to monitor if giving testosterone supplementation

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Hct monitored every 6 months for first 18 months, then annually
D/C if Hct incr 50%

24
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diabetic foot ulcer. Evaluate osteomyelitis w/

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MOA metformin
inhibits gluconeogenesis in liver
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indications for parathyroidectomy
patient > 50 yrs old or | patient with symptomatic hyperparathyroidism (fracture)
27
which med is preferred to treat hyperthyroidism and why
methimazole (PTU can cause severe hepatocellular damage)
28
meds most likely to cause hypoglycemia
sulfonylureas (glyburide more than glipizide)
29
dx primary hyperaldosteronism
plasma aldosterone to renin ratio
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patients w/ T1DM should be screened for
``` hypothyroidism celiac disease nephropathy hypertension retinopathy ```
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tx adrenal crisis
IV hydrocortisone
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A1c goal for end stage chronic illnesses
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elevated prolactin, next step
MRI pituitary
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management of thyroid nodules
TSH low TSH: radionuclide scan high or normal TSH: FU if 1 cm