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Endocrine System Flashcards

1
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Have a browze through anatomy and physiology of endocrine system.

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What are the lab tests you do for adrenal?
Thyroid functional tests?
T3 and T4 hormones?
parathyroid dysfunction

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3
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Diabetes Mellitus testing

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4
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Pathology 
Anterior Hypo-pituitarism 
Causes?
Other symptoms? 
Hormone deficiencies involved?
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5
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Anterior hyper-pituitarism
Caused by
hormones secretions effected

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6
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Posterior Pituitary tumours
Excess?
deficiencies?

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7
Q 
Diabetes Insipidus
definition 
central DI?
nephrogenic DI?
Whats the differences between them? EPidemiology, pathophysiology, risk factors etc
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Adrenal glad 
Hyperaldosteronism (conn's syndrome 
Define
Causes 
Signs adn symptoms?
test ? 
management? 
Complications?
Prognosis?
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9
Q 
Cushings 
Definition 
Cushings disease vs cushings syndrome 
Causes
Can be ACTH- dependant or independant tumor? 
Clinical signs and symptoms 
Managmenet and complications 
prognosis
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10
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Addisons (primary adrenal insufficiency)

secondary insufficiency

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11
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Pheochromocytoma 
Definition
Triad of symptoms 
Other Dx
tests
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12
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Thyroid gland 
Hypothyroidism (hashimotos) 
definition 
Primar (not central)
Risk factors 
pathophysiology 
risk factors 
history/ exam 
Investigations 
management 
complications prognosis
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13
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Thyroid galdn
Hyperthyroidism (graves)
Triad of clinical findings
etc

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Endocrine Pancreas 
DMT1
Epidemiology/ aetilogy 
Pathophysiology 
Prevention/ screening 
Risk factors 
History/ exam 
Investigations 
Management 
Complications 
prognosis
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Pancreas
DMT 2
Epidemiology/ aetilogy 
Pathophysiology 
Prevention/ screening 
Risk factors 
History/ exam 
Investigations 
Management 
Complications 
prognosis
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389

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16
Q

Differential Diagnosis
Hypothyroidism vs Hyperthyroidism
Signs and symptoms and investigations

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17
Q 
With each sign/ symptoms below give a description, the conditions assosiated with it and mechanisms?
Ballotable kidney
Vitilago 
Chvostek's sign 
Trousseaus sign 
Hirsutism 
galactorrhea 
Ancathosis Niagrans 
Diabetic retinopathy
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388-389

18
Q 
With each sign/ symptoms below give a description, the conditions assosiated with it and mechanisms?
Polydipseia
Polyuria 
Goitre 
Pembertons sign 
Opthalmopathy 
Pre-tibial myxoedema 
Skin tags 
Frontal bossing 
Cushings syndrome
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399-400

CHI444: Differential Diagnosis (7 decks)

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