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Endocrine/Metabolism/GI Flashcards

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Vitamin A Overdose

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-acute- N/V, vertigo, blurred vision
chronic- alopecia, dry skin, hyperlipidemia, hepatotoxicity, hepatosplenomegaly, visual difficulties, papilledema/cerebral edema
teratogenic- microcephaly, cardiac anomalies, fetal death

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Vitamin B1 Deficiency

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  • thiamine
  • infantile and adult beriberi (dry with peripheral neuropathy or wet with cardiac sx)
  • Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome in alcoholics
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Vitamin B12 Deficiency

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  • cobalamin
  • pernicious anemia
  • presentation: older, mentally slow women of northern Euro descent who is lemon colored (anemic and icteric), and has a smooth/shiny tongue indicative of glossitis w/ shuffling, broad based gait
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Vitamin B3 Deficiency

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  • Niacin

- 3 Ds of pellagra: dementia, dermatitis, diarrhea

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Vitamin C Overdose

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  • false negative stool guaiac results

- diarrhea, abdominal bloating

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Vitamin E Overdose

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-higher mortality rate due to hemorrhagic stroke in adults and higher rates of necrotizing enterocolitis in infants

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Vitamin B2 Deficiency

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  • riboflavin
  • cheilosis (cracks at corners of mouth), stomatitis, glossitis, dermatitis, corneal vascularization, and ariboflavinosis
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Cholecystekinin

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  • stimulates digestion of fat and protein
  • secreted by I cells in duodenum
  • causes secretion of digestive enzymes from pancreas and gall bladder contraction
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Gastrin

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  • released by G cells

- stimulates HCl secretion by promoting histamine release

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Somatostatin

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  • hormone that inhibits gastrin release
  • secreted by delta cells
  • raises pH in duodenum
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Indirect Indicators (Labs) of Chronic EtOH Consumption

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  • macrocytosis (vitamin/folate deficiency)

- AST:ALT ratio >2

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GLUT4

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  • transmembrane glucose transport protein
  • responsive to insulin
  • expressed in skeletal muscle cells and adipocytes
  • provides facilitated diffusion of glucose across membrane
  • steroselective for D-glucose
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GLUT2

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  • present in hepatocytes (liver), pancreatic B cells, renal tubules, small intestine
  • provides facilitated diffusion of D-glucose across membrane
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GLUT3

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-present in placenta and neuronal cells

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Amylase

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  • secreted by parotid gland
  • hydrolyzes starch into sugars
  • elevated in acute bacterial parotits (caused by Staph a.)
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Chymotrypsin

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  • secreted by pancreas
  • inactive precursor is chymotrypsinogen
  • activated by trypsin
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Phospholipase A2

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  • can damage cell membranes
  • secreted by pancreas as inactive precursor prophospholipase A2
  • activated by trypsin
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Elastase

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  • secreted by pancreas
  • inactive precursor is proelastase
  • activated by trypsin
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Trypsin

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  • activates chymotrypsin, phopholipase A2, carboxypeptidase, and elastase
  • inactive form is trypsinogen
  • inappropriate activation is a central path to necrotizing pancreatitis
  • converted to trypsin by enteropeptidase (enterokinase)
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Lipase

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-converts triglycerides to fatty acids and glycerol

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Wilsons Disease

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  • AR WD gene mutation in copper transporting ATP-ase
  • kayser fleischer ring on eye
  • basal ganglia atrophy
  • disorder of copper metabolism causing liver disease
  • dx: dec. serum ceruloplasmin and inc. tissue copper levels
  • tx: D penicillamine or trientine, transplant is curative
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C Peptide

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Released with endogenous release of insulin. Will not be present of insulin supply is exogenous.

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Elevated alk phos… What now?

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Test for gamma glutamyl transpeptidase. If high, this indicates hepatic issue, but if low, this indicates bone issue.

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Secretin

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Secreted by duodenal S cells and inc. bicarbonate secretion from the pancreas.

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Small intestine bacterial overgrowth is associated with increased:

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Vitamin K and folate (because these are made by gut bacteria)

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Budd Chiari Syndrome

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Thrombotic occlusion of hepatic veins, leading to portal HTN, ascites, and hepatosplenomegaly.

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Ceruloplasmin and Copper Elimination

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  • major copper carrying protein in the blood

* copper eventually ends up in bile and is excreted in poop

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VIPoma

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  • pancreatic islet cell tumors that secrete VIP
  • inc. VIP inc. intestinal Cl loss
  • VIP also inhibits gastric acid secretion
  • somatostatin inhibits secretion of VIP and is used to tx VIPoma
  • watery diarrhea, hypokalemia, achlorydria
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Pompeii Disease

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Deficiency of a-1-4 glucosidase (acid Maltese)

Cardiomegaly, macroglossia, and muscular hypotonia with hepatomegaly.

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MEN1

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  • primary hyperparathyroidism (hypercalcemia)
  • pituitary tumors (prolactin, visual defects)
  • pancreatic tumors (gastrinomas)
  • associated with zollinger ellison due to gastrin
  • protein is menin
  • also called Werner syndrome
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MEN2a

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  • medullary thyroid cancer (calcitonin) with amyloid
  • pheochromocytoma
  • parathyroid
  • also called sipple syndome
  • RET genes
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MEN2b

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  • medullary thyroid cancer (calcitonin) w/ amyloid
  • pheochromocytoma
  • mucosal neuromas/marfinoid habitus/neurofibroma
  • RET gene
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Niemann-Pick

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  • sphingomyelinase deficiency causes accumulation of lipid sphingomyelin
  • hepatospelenopmegaly
  • neurologic regression
  • cherry red macular spot in infancy
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Tay-Sachs

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  • deficiency in B-hexosaminidase A
  • leads to GM2 accumulation in neurons
  • neurologic regression
  • cherry red spot on macula
  • NO hepatosplenomegaly
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Gauchers

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  • glucocerebrocidase accumulation
  • B-glucocerebrocidase deficiency
  • hepatosplenomegaly, pancytopenia, skeletal problems
  • tissue paper macrophages
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Fabry Disease

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  • a-galactocidase A deficiency
  • globotriaosylceramide (ceramide trihexoside) accumulation
  • neuropathic pain and dermatologic pathology in childhood
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Krabbe Disease

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  • galactocerebrocidase deficiency
  • accumulation of galactocerebroside and psychosine
  • infants have developmental delay and/or regression, hyptotonia, optic atrophy, and seizsures
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Zollinger Ellison

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  • gastrin secreting tumor of the pancreas
  • causes GI mucosal ulceration
  • high acid
  • big folds
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Menetrier Disease

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  • hyperplasia of surface mucous cells in stomach
  • parietal cells dec (dec. acid)
  • enlarged rugal folds
  • dec. acid production, inc. risk gastric cancer
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HLA associated with Celiac?

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HLA-DQ 2 or 8

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Whipple Disease

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  • infectious dz involving any organ
  • caucasian males who work on farms
  • tropheryma whipplei
  • lamina propria of gut is filled with macrophages stuffed with PAS positive, gram +, rod shaped bacilli
  • malabsorption, weight loss, diarrhea
  • tx with antibiotics
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Whipple Disease

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Tropheryma whipplei.
Small bowel filled with macrophages stuffed with PAS positive, gram positive, rods.
Pts present with malabsorption, weight loss, and diarrhea.
Tx with antibiotics.
Caucasian males thirty to fifty.

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NOD2

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-genetic association for crohns

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HLA-B27

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  • genetic association with ulcerative colitis

- (also ankylosing spondylitis)

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Gardner Syndrome

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  • AD
  • familial adenomatous polyposis
  • multiple osteomas
  • epidermal inclusion cysts
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Turcot Syndrome

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  • brain tumor (glioma)
  • familial adenomatous polyposis
  • AR
  • APC mutation
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Hereditary Nonpolyposis Colorectal Carcinoma

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  • no polyps
  • lynch syndome
  • CEO: colon cancer, endometrial cancer, ovarian cancer
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Peutz Jagher

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  • AD
  • lips with black pigment
  • hamartomatous polyps
  • inc risk cancer
  • serine threonine kinase gene mutation
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Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumor (GIST)

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  • sarcoma of GI tract
  • KIT mutation
  • tx: resection, and tyrosine kinase inhibitor (-tinib)
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Gilbert

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  • unconjugated bili inc.
  • yellow when stressed
  • UGT coding region deficiency (UDP glucuronosyltransferase)
  • benign and present after periods of stress
  • tx: is phenopbarbitol
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Crigler-Najjar

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  • unconjugated bili
  • UGT promotor region deficiency
  • type 1-deadly, need liver transplant
  • type 2: phenobarbitol is used to tx
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Dubin Johnson

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  • conjugated bili inc.
  • black liver
  • AR
  • transporter that transports bili also transports catecholamines and those make liver black
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Rotor Syndrome

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  • conjugated bili
  • AR
  • no liver pigmentation
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Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis

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  • men 20-40
  • associated with ulcerative colitis
  • associated with cholangiocarcinoma
  • concentric, onion skin fibrosis around bile ducts
  • beaded bile duct appearance
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Primary Biliary Cirrhosis

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  • women age 40-50, pruritic, fatigue, pale stools
  • granulomas
  • xanthomas
  • inc. AMA
  • associated with other autoimmune dz
  • lymphocyte infiltration and granulomatous destruction of interlobular bile ducts
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Hemochromatosis

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  • inc. level of iron
  • primary: ch. 6, AR, HFE gene, inc. small intestine absorption of iron
  • secondary: following transfusion
  • hyperpigmented skin
  • secondary DM
  • Prussian blue stain and genetic test
  • total iron binding capacity dec. (want to dec. Fe)
  • men>women
  • tx: phlebotomy
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What causes exophthalmus and pretibial myxedema?

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-glycosaminoglycans (myxoid tissue) attract water and cause eye movement forward

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Hurthle cells?

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  • present in Hashimoto and other diseases

- epithelial cell change

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Orphan Annie Eye Cells are diagnostic for?`

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  • cell with big empty nuclei
  • papillary carcinoma
  • may also see psammoma bodies
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Medullary Carcinoma of Thyroid

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  • arises from parafollicular C cells
  • secretes calcitonin
  • associated with MEN2a and 2b
  • RET mutation common (codes transmembrane tyrosine kinase)
  • amyloid stroma
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Stones, bones, and psychic groans mean?

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-hyperparathyroidism

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Effect of primary hyperparathyroidism on Ca and P?

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-Ca is inc, P is dec.

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Effect of secondary hyperparathyroidism on Ca and P?

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-Ca and P are inc.

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Effect of hypoparathyroidism on Ca and P?

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-dec. Ca and inc. P

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How to tx prolactinoma?

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  • DA agonist like bromocryptine

- resect

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How to tx GH tumor?

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  • octreotide somatostatin analog

- or resect via transphenoidal

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Conn Syndrome

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-adrenocortical neoplasm (adenoma)

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Waterhouse Friderichsen

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  • acute adrenal insufficiency due to hemorrhagic infarction of adrenal glands)
  • associated with sepsis (N. meningiditis)
  • DIC
  • tx: antibiotics and steroid replacement
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Addisons

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  • chronic adrenocortical insufficiency
  • destruction of adrenal cortex
  • dec. in cortisol, aldo, and androgens
  • weakness, skin hyperpigmentation, hypotension, poor response to stress, loss of libido
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Best test for pheo?

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-free metanephrines

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How to tx for pheo prior to surgery?

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  • start with alpha blocker to prevent unopposed HTN (phenoxybenzamine)
  • then beta blocker
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What HLAs are associated with DM type 1?

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-HLA DR3, DR4, and DQ

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What type of immune rxn is type 1 DM?

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-type 4 T cell rxn against pancreatic B cells

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What is RANK-L?

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-RANK-L is a RANK ligand on osteoblasts that have been activated by PTH, which binds on osteoclasts and activates them also

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Markers of bone breakdown?

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-hydroxyproline and alk phos

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Watershed areas of colon?

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-splenic flexure and rectosigmoid colon

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Linear, shallow ulceration of lower esophagus with enlarged cells and intranuclear inclusions?

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-CMV esophagitis

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Lactase Deficiency

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  • undigested lactose results in osmotic diarrhea
  • may be primary or acquired (more common)
  • bowel mucosa are normal
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Ulcerative Colitis

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  • rectum is always involved
  • inflammation is limited to mucosa and submucosa only
  • mucosal damage is continuous
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Crohn’s Disease

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  • transmural inflammation
  • perianal fistula due to transmural inflammation
  • non-caseating granulomas
  • skip lesions
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Newborn GI Issues with CF

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  • ileal meconium obstruction
  • inspissated meconium consistency (thick)
  • negative squirt sign (explosive diarrhea after digital rectal exam)
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Newborn GI Issues with Downs

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  • hirschsprung disease
  • rectosigmoid obsrtuction
  • meconium consistency normal
  • squirt sign is positive (explosive diarrhea after digital exam)
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Pituitary Apoplexy

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  • caused by acute intrapituitary hemorrhage
  • most common with preexisting adenoma
  • sever HA, bitemporal hemianopsia, panhypopituitarism
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Porcelain Gall Bladder

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Inc. risk of gall stones and sign of chronic cholecystitis and adenocarcinoma of the gall bladder.

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Crohns Dz is associated with what type of kidney stone?

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Oxalate stones: fat is not absorbed in gut, and Ca binds to fat and is excreted in waste. Ca should bind to Oxalate and get absorbed. Unbound Oxalate is absorbed and leads to kidney stones.

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What is the definition of erosive in regard to gastric erosions?

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  • do not fully extend through the muscularis mucosa

- (through the muscularis would be an ulcer)

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Papillary Carcinoma

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  • orphan annie eye cells (ground glass appearance)
  • large, overlapping nuclei
  • intranuclear inclusions and grooves
  • psammoma bodies
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How does leptin affect GnRH?

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Dec. leptin (starvation) inhibits pulsatile release of GnRH, dec. FSH/LH, and dec. estrogen.

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What vitamins/nutrients are absorbed in the duodenum/proximal jejunum?

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  • iron
  • B12
  • folate
  • fat soluble vitamins (ADEK)
  • Ca
  • may be dec. after gastrojejunostomy
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What causes large rugal folds?

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  • gastrin hypersecretion

- often due to Zollinger Ellison

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Intrinsic Factor

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  • produced by parietal cells of stomach

- necessary for absorption of vit B12 (cobalamin) where it is absorbed in distal half of ileum

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Peripheral T4

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  • binds thyroid bind globulin in circulation

- T4 is steroid (lipid soluble) so binds nuclear receptor

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Best diet for weight loss?

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-low calorie

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Abetalipoproteinemia

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  • AR
  • dec. apo B48 and B100
  • not able to make lipoproteins
  • leads to vitamin def (A, D, E, K)
  • diarrhea, acanthocytosis (spiny RBCs), ataxia, degeneration of retina
  • low cholesterol
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Hepatic Encephaolopathy

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  • precipitated by GI bleeding
  • inc. nitrogen delivery to the gut is coverted to ammonia and absorbed
  • ammonia enters liver and is detoxified to urea if the liver is functional
  • if liver is damaged ammonia accumulates, causing inc. inhibitory neurotransmission and impaired ecitatory neurotransmitter release
  • tx: lactulose
  • lactulose helps trap excess ammonia so it is pooped out
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Thyrotoxic Myopathy

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  • neuromuscular disorder due to overproduction of thyroxine

- associated w/ hyperparathyroidism

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Phosphorylation of what residues of insulin receptors leads to insulin resistance?

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-phosphorylation of serine and threonine residues by TNFa, catecholamines, glucocorticoids, and glucagon leads to temporary insulin resistance

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D-xylose Test

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  • monosaccharide which can be absorbed directly at brush border without pancreatic enzyme involvement
  • can differentiate between pancreatic vs. mucosal causes of malabsorption
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Enteropeptidase

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-converts trypsinogen to trypsin

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Pepsin

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  • activated from pepsinogen to pepsin by acidic pH and preexisting pepsin
  • initiates the digestive process of proteins that is completed by trypsin and other enzymes in small intestine
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Hashimoto Thyroiditis

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  • lymphocytic thyroiditis
  • women (45-65)
  • mononuclear infiltrate with germinal centers
  • follicles surrounded by Hurthle cells
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What do pancreatic alpha cells secrete?

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-glucagon

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VIP

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  • increases water and electrolyte secretion
  • increases relaxation of intestinal smooth muscle and sphincters
  • VIP is inc. by vagal stimulation
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What enzyme does cortisol activate in the catacholamine synthesis pathway?

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-activates phenylethanolamine-N-methyltransferase that converts norepi to epi

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