Endocrine Short Flashcards

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Secondary causes of osteoporosis?

A
Drugs
Malabsorption
Malnutrition
Bone marrow disease
Connective tissue disease
Hyperthyroidism
Hyperparathyroidism
Cushing's
Hypogonadism
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Symptoms and signs in acromegaly?

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acral enlargement
cardiac failure
carpal tunnel
diabetes
enlarged jaw/facial features
hypogonadism
galactorrhoea
goitre
headache
hypertension
macroglossia
muscle weakness
osteoarthritis
skin tags
colonic polyps
sweating
sleep apnoea
visual field defect
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Causes of diffuse goitre?

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idiopathic
pregnancy
graves' disease
hashimoto's thyroiditis
subacute thyroiditis
iodine deficiency
lithium
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Causes of thyrotoxicosis?

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Graves' disease
toxic adenoma
multinodular goitre
early hashimoto's
subacute thyroditis
excess thyroid replacement
postpartum thyroidits
amiodarone
lithium
contrast induced
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Causes of hypothyroidism?

A
iodine ablation
thyroidectomy
hashimoto's 
lithium
amiodarone
neck irradiation 
thyroid infiltration
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Causes of panyhypopituitarism?

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pituitary mass
radiotherapy
surgery
autoimmune
post partum
pituitary apoplexy 
infiltration
Sheehan's syndrome 
Kallman syndrome
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Evidence of activity in acromegaly?

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skin tag number
excessive sweating
presence of glycosuria
visual field loss
cranial nerve palsies
enlarging goitre
hypertension
headache
increasing ring size, shoe size
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What signs of thyroid disease are specific to Graves’ disease?

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graves’ ophthalmopathy
thyroid acropachy
pretibial myxoedema

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Complications of acromegaly?

A
HTN
cardiomegaly
arthritis
diabetes
visual field defects
cranial nerve palsy
bowel cancer
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What is the pathophysiology of acromegaly?

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usually caused by a GH secreting adenoma in the anterior pituitary

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What is the treatment for acromegaly?

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surgical
somatostatin analogues
dopamine agonists
radiotherapy

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What is the management of graves disease?

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beta blockers
thionamides (carbimazole or PTU)
radioiodine ablation (contraindicated if thyroid eye disease)
thyroidectomy

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What are the dermatological manifestations of cushing’s syndrome?

A
skin atrophy
poor wound healing
easy bruising
striae
acne
hirsuitism
acanthosis nigricans
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14
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What medical therapy can be used for cushings?

A

ketoconazole

metyrapone

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