Endocrine Flashcards

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Give 3 symptoms of Cushings?

A

Buffalo hump, moon face, increase weight and proximal weakness, bruises, purple abdominal striae, hypertension, osteoporosis, mood changes, recurrent infections

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Give 3 symptoms of Acromegaly?

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Acral enlargement, arthlargias and back ache, enlarged jaw, fatigue, decreased libido, headache, excessive sweating

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Give 3 symptoms of Addisons?

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Hyperpigmentation, pain, muscle weakness and weight loss

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4
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What investigation would you perform to investigate Cushing’s Disease?

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Dexamethasone suppression test

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5
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How do you diagnose Acromegaly?

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Look at plasma GH (growth hormone)

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6
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Give 2 causes of hypothyroidism?

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Hashimotos thyroiditis, iodine deficiency,atrophic thyroidis

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Give 2 causes of hyperthyroidism?

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Grave’s disease, toxic multi nodular goitre, drugs (amiodarone)

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8
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Give 5 symptoms of Hyperthyroidism?

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Palpitations, sweating/heat intolerance, weight loss, anxiety/hyper-active, increase appetite, oligiomenorrhea,

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Give 5 symptoms of Hypothyroidism?

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Fatigue, increased weight, hoarse voice, menorrhagia, decreased mood, bradycardia

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What medication would you give a patient with hyperthyroidism?

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Carbimazole and Beta Blockers

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What medication would you give a patient with hypothyroidism?

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Levothyroxine

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Give 3 presenting features of type 1 diabetes?

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Thirst, polyuria, hunger, weight loss, fatigue, thrush, blurred vision

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Give 2 complications of insulin treatment?

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Hypoglycaemia, weight gain, injection site lipohypertophy

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Give 3 symptoms of DKA?

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Nausea and committing, drowsiness/ confusion and abdominal pain

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How would you diagnose DKA?

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Hyperglycaemia, High Ketones and metabolic Acidosis

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16
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Give 3 risk factors for type 2 diabetes?

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Overweight, >45, family history, high BP

17
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Give 4 complications of poorly controlled diabetes?

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Diabetic Retinoapthy (Blindness) 
Diabetic Nephropathy 
Stroke/ MI 
Diabetic Neuropathy symmetrical sensory neuropathy 
Peripheral vascular disease
18
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Give 3 symptoms of hypoglycaemia?

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Sweating, pallor, convulsions, dizziness, loss of concentration