Endocrine Dz Flashcards

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5 years old with painless growth below hyoid bone in midline of neck. Moves with swallowing

A

Thyroglossal duct cyst

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XY pt with hypertension, hypoK and ambiguous genitalia?

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17a-hydroxylase deficiency

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XY pt with HTN, hypoK. Externally female with female internal sex organs. Lacks secondary sex characteristics?

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17a-hydroxylase deficiency

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XX pt with fused labia. Hypotension, hyperkalemia and high renin?

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21-hydroxylase deficiency

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XX pt with HTN, normal K, and masculinization?

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11b-hydroxylase deficiency

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Pt with bad collagen IV formation, muscle weakness, amenorrhea and hyperglycemia. Causes?

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Cushings
exogenous steroids
ACTH-tumor
ectopic ACTH
Cortisol producing tumor
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Pt with exogenous ACTH secreting tumor. Effect on adrenals?

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Hyperplasia (not hypertrophy)

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Pt with increased ACTH. Given low dexamethasone - no effect. However high dose suppresses cortisol levels. Defect?

A

ACTH-producing pituitary adenoma

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Pt with muscle weakness, metabolic alkalosis and neoplasm?

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Conn’s Primary HyperALDO from adrenal adenoma

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pt with chronic cough and granulomatous infection of lungs comes in with hypotension, hyperK, acidosis, and skin pigmentation – Most likely diagnosis? Differential also includes?

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Addisons from adrenal destrucion from TB.

Also from Autoimmune and Mets

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Signs of primary vs secondary adrenal insufficiency?

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hyperpigmentation and hypoK (from increased ACTH) vs none (decreased ACTH)

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Pt presents with septicimia, DIC and adrenal hemorrhage. Organism?

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N. meningitis (not gonorrhae)

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Pt with increased VMA in urine. Tumor?

Pre-op prep for tumor?

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Pheochromocytoma. Ireversible a-antagonists to prevent HTN crisis. B-blockade to protect HR.

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Pt with episodes of headaches, episodes of sweating, palpitations, and pallor?

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Pheocromocytoma

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Child with normal BP, and elevated homovanillic acid in urine. Suspected diagnosis? Gene?

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Neuroblastoma. N-myc

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Hypothyroid – effect on creatine kinase? Cholesterol?

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Elevated creatine kinase. Hypercholesterol.

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Hyperthyroid – effect on creatine kinase? Cholesterol?

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increased glucose and decreased cholesterol

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18
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Myxedema: hypo vs hyper thyroid?

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face vs legs

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Pt with big but soft thyroid mass. Anterior cervical lympahdenopathy?

A

Hasimotos. (ant cervical pathogneumonic)

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Histo shows lymphocytic infiltrate with germinal centers. Expected cells? Increased risk for?

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Hurthle cells; Hasimotos. B-cell lymphoma.

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Child with poor growth, mental retardation, pale, swollen face and protuberant abdomen. 2 causes?

A

Cretinism.

1) lack of iodine
2) any defect in T4 formation (no thyroid, no peroxidase etc)
3) materal hypothyroid

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22
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Increased TSH. Tender thyroid. Pain radiates to ears. When does it present?

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Subacute thyroiditis (de Quervains). Postviral

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23
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Increased TSH. Thyroid problem with Increased ESR? Histo? Typical history?

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Subacute thyroiditis (de Quervains). Granulomas

Recent flu-like illness

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24
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Increased TSH. Young female with painless goiter vs Old female with painless goiter?

A

riedels vs anaplastic CA

25
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Increased TSH. Histo of thyroid mass shows fibrous tissue replacement? Cause?

A

Riedels. IgG4-related systemic dz

26
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Give pt with iodine deficiency a large dose of thyroid hormone

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Jod-Basedow - thyrotoxicosis

27
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Decreased TSH. Histo shows focal patches of hot nodules.

A

Toxic multinodular gioter

28
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Female pt has doughy lower leg swelling after giving birth? Mech for legs?

A

Grave’s. Fibroblasts activated by TSH increase GAG synthesis

29
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Thyroid mass: psammoma bodies?

A

Papillary CA

30
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Thyroid mass: childhood radiation

A

Papillary CA

31
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Thyroid mass: orphan annie’s eyes cells

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Papillary CA

32
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Thyroid mass: Balls of cells with vessels and stroma

A

Papillary CA

33
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Thyroid mass: see invasion through a capsule

A

Follicular CA

34
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Thyroid mass: CA that spreads hematogenously?

A

Follicular CA

35
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Thyroid mass: sheets of cells in amyloid stroma?

A

Medullary CA

36
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Thyroid mass: hypoCa

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Medullary CA

37
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Older pt wtih Thyroid mass and granulomas?

A

Anaplastic CA

38
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Thyroid mass:and dysphagia, trouble breathing

A

Anaplastic CA

39
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Pt with increased increased Alk Phos, increased cAMP in urine.

A

Primary HyperPTH

40
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Pt with abdominal pain, bone spaces filled with fibrous tissue. HyperCa Dz? Bone finding? What are found in urine?

A

Primary HyperPTH. Osteitis fibrosa cystica is bone finding. Ca-oxylate stones.

41
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Pt with subperiosteal resorption with cystic degeneration of the skull and phalanges. Cause?

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HyperPTH

42
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Pt on dialysis. HypoCa. increased Alk Phos

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Secondary hyperPTH (from renal failure)

43
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Pt with hypocalcemia, shortened 4th and 5th digits and short stature? defect? Genetics?

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Albright’s hereditary osteodystrophy. Defective Gs protein makes kindey unresponsive to PTH. Autosomal dominent

44
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Pt with amenorrhea, galactorrhea? tx?

A

Prolactinoma. Bromocriptine or cabergoline

45
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Pt with large tongue, deep voice, impaired glucose tolerance? Cause of death? Associated with?

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Acromegaly. Death from heart failure. Associated with DM II,

46
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Pt given glucose, see increased GH. Tx?

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Acromegaly. (glucose should decrease GH). Octreotide (somatostatin analogue)

47
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Tx for central DI vs Nephrogenic DI?

A

desmopressin vs HCT, indomethacin, amiloride

48
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SIADH- Tx?

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conivaptan, tolvaptan, demeclocyline

49
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Pt with loss of pubic hair after giving birth?

A

Sheehan syndrome.

50
Q

Pt unable to lactate after giving birth?

A

Sheehan syndrome

51
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DMII Pt presents with neuropathy, retinopathy, and cateracts. Mech?

A

Sorbitol accumulation. No sorbitol dehydrogenase in these tissues

52
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DM I vs II histo?

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Islet leukocyte infiltrate vs islet amyloid deposit

53
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DKA - K findings?

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high blood K but depleted intracellular stores.

54
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5-HIAA in urine, wheezing, and right-sided valvular dz? Deficient in what nutrient?

A

Metastasized carcinoid tumor. niacin deficiency,

55
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MEN1 tumors?

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Pituitary, parathyroid, pancreas (zollinger-ellison, insulinomas, VIPomas, glucagonomas)

56
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MEN2a tumors?

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Medullary thyroid, parathyroid and pheochryomocytoma

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MEN2b tumors

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oral ganglionneuromatosis, medullary thyroid CA, Pheochromocytoma

58
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MEN syndromes - gene? Genetics?

A

ret gene. AD.

59
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Pt with diarrhea, hypoK, achlorohydra?

A

VIPoma