Endocrine disease Flashcards

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in what endocrine disorder is PU/PD not commonly seen

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2
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a patients blood work suffering from an insulinoma would most likely show

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3
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A keeshond presents to your clinic with signs of PU/PD. bloodwork reveals hypercalcemia and mild azotemia. this patient most likely has

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hyperparathyroidism

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4
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which of the following endocrine diseases results in hypoatremia and hyperkalemia in a dog

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hyperadrenocorticism

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5
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serum calcium levels of >12 mg/dL (hypercalcemia) indicate disease of the

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parathryroid gland

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6
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which of the following dog breeds is more likely to get pancreatitis in its lifetime

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7
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which of the following endocrine diseases results in weight gain, bradycardia, exercise intolerance, and lethargy in the dog

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hypothryroidism

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8
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all of the following are ketoacids except

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acetic acid

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9
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ketonuria is most commonly associated with which of the following diseases

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10
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A middle-aged female labrador retriever presents with clinical signs of: weight gain with no change in diet, bilaterally symmetrical alopecia, “rat tail” and cold intolerance. what is she most likely suffering from?

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hypothyroidism

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11
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which of the following statements is false.
- plantigrade stance occurs when a cat walks flat footed on its hind limbs
- signs of DM include weakness, incoordination, seizures, and potentially a coma
- surgery is not a treatment option for patients with DM
- lab results of animals with DM with reveal hyperglycemia and glucosuria

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12
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when does gestational eclampsia generally occur

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13
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puerperal tetany is also known as

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14
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which of the following diets can be useful in treating hyperthyroidism

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y/d

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15
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all of the following are symptoms of hyperthyroidism except:
-weight gain
- increased appetite
- vomiting
- polyphagia

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weight gain

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16
Q

beta cells of the pancreas produce _____ and alpha cells produce ______

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insulin ; glucagon

17
Q

most endocrine issues are controlled with

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medical management

18
Q

which type of diabetes doesn’t require insulin therapy

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19
Q

almost 100% of dogs with diabetes have type 1 diabetes, aka

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20
Q

which of the following diseases involves the adrenal glands

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addisons

21
Q

what endocrine disease involves radioactive I-131 treatment as the treatment of choice

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hyperthyroidism

22
Q

what test is commonly performed to diagnose cushings disease

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low-dose desamethasone suppression

23
Q

aldosterone:

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is a mineralcorticoid that causes sodium ions to be reabsorbed by the kidney back into the bloodstream in exchange for potassium and hydrogen ions

24
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which of the following endocrine diseases results in weight gain, muscle weakness, polyuria, polydipsia, skin and hair coat abnormalities, and pot-bellied appearance in a dog

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25
Q

addisons disease is aka

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hypoadrenocorticism

26
Q

insulinomas are tumors of the _______ cells of the pancreas and commonly affect ______

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beta ; ferrets

27
Q

the test in dogs and cats that provides an indication of the average glucose concentrations over the previous 1-2 weeks is:

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28
Q

A 12 year old cat presents to your clinic with a history of increases with concurrent weight loss and “bumping” into things while walking around the house. physical exam reveals tachycardia, hypertension, and a small mass palpated over the trachea that slips easily between your fingers. based on these findings, the cat is most likely suffering from:

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29
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An ACTH-stimulation test is used to diagnose

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hypoadrenocorticism

30
Q

most insulin is given via

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SQ

31
Q

intravenous dextrose administration is contraindicated in patients with

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insulinoma

32
Q

which of the following is a sign of insulin overdone in treated diabetic patients

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seizures