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Connection of thyroid to tongue

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thyroglossal duct (foramen cecum= normal remnant)

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Where thyroid diverticulum arise

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primitive pharynx

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Layers and products of adrenal medulla

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Zona glomerulosa: Aldosterone
Zona fasciculata: cortisol
zona reticularis: sex hormones

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4
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Common tumors of adrenal medulla in adults vs kids

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adults: pheo
kids: neurobalstoma (HTN uncommon)

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Venous drainage of L vs R adrenal gland

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L: L adrenal vein, L renal vein, IVC
R: R adrenal vein, IVC

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Rathke pouch- what does it become

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Anterior pituitary

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Secreted by posterior pituitary

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vasopressin, oxytocin

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secreted by anterior pituitary

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FSH, LH, ACTH, TSH (Basophils)

prolactin, GH (Acidophils)

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a cells of pancrease: secreted and location

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glucagon, peripheral

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b cells of pancreas: secreted and location

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insulin, central

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delta cells of pancreas: secreted and location

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somatostatin, interspersed

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Insulin R is a ___

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tyrosine kinase

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pathways induced by insuline receptor

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PI3 kinase, RAS/MAP kinase

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14
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Gluc transporter in adipose tissue, skeletal muscle

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GLUT-4 (insulin dependent)

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Gluc transpoter in RBC, brain, cornea

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GLUT-1 (insulin independent)

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Gluc transporter in spermatocytes, GI tract

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GLUT-5 (Fructose, insulin independent)

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Gluc transporter in b islet, liver, kidney, SI

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GLUT-2 (bidirectional, insulin independent)

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What inhibits glucagon?

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insulin, hyperglycemia, somatostatin

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19
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what is the action of glucagon?

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glyocgenolysis, gluconeogenesis, lipolysis, ketone production

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Effect of CRH

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incr ACTH, MSH, b-endorphin

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21
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Effect of dopamine on pituitary

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decr prolactin

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Effect of Prolactin on pituitary

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decr GnRH

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Affect of somatostatin on pituitary

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decr GH, TSH

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24
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Effect of TRH on pituitary

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Incr TSH, prolactin

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Effect of GnRH on pituitary

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Tonic: supresses HPA
Pulsatile: puberty, fertility
via FSH, LH

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Bromocriptine

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Dopamine agonist, used to inhibit prolactin secretion

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27
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what stimulates prolactin secretion

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dopamine antagonists (antipsychotics), estrogens

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28
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What 2 factors inhibit GH

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glucose, somatostatin

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29
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What mediates GH effects

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IGF-1/somatomedin

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30
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Which nucleus synthesizes ADH

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supraoptic nuclei of hypothalamus

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31
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What is treatment of central DI

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desmopressin (ADH analog)

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32
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What receptors sense ADH, what to they regulate?

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V2- serum osmolarity (primary function)

V1- blood pressure

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mineralocorticoid, cortisol, sex hormone levels in 17a-hydroxylase deficiency

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incr mineralocorticoid, decr cortisol, decr sex hormone levels

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mineralocorticoid, cortisol, sex hormone levels in 21-hydroxylase deficiency

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decr mineralocorticoid, decr cortisol, incr sex hormone levels

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mineralocorticoid, cortisol, sex hormone levels in 11b-hydroxylase deficiency

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decr mineralocorticoid, decr cortisol, incr sex hormone levels; incr BP due to incr 11-deoxycorticosterone

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36
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Presents as hypertension, hypokalemia, lack secondary sexual development in females

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17a hydroxylase deficiency

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Presents as hypotension, hyperkalemia, incr renin; salt wasting in infants, precocious puberty in children

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21 hydroxylase deficiency

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38
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presents as hypertension with low renin, virilization in females

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11b hydroxylase deficiency

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39
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Functions of cortisol (BIG FIB)

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INCR:
Blood pressure
Insuline resistance
Gluconeogensis, lipolysis, proteolysis
DECR:
Fibroblast activity
Inflammatory response
Bone formation
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40
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What are patients on exogenous cortisol susceptible to? what is mechanism

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TB, candidiasis; blocked IL-2 production

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41
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Regulation of cortisol secretion

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CRH produced by hypothalamus, ACTH produced by pituitary

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42
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Cells that produce PTH

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chief cells of parathyroid

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43
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Effect of PTH on bone

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incr resorption of Ca2+, PO43-

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44
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Effect of PTH on kidney (3)

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incr reabsoprtion Ca2+ DCT
decr reabsorption PO43- in PCT
incr production calctriol

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45
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Effect of Mg on PTH levels

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moderate decreae Mg: incr PTH
severe decrease Mg: decr PTH
Causes if hypomagnesemia: diarrhea, aminoglycosides, diuretics, alcohol abuse

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Effect of incr pH on Ca levels

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incr affinity to albumin, symptoms of hypocalcemia

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47
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Source of calcitonin

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Parafollicular C cells of thyroid

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48
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T3 functions (4 Bs)

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Brain maturation
Bone growth (synergize with GH)
B-adrenergic effects (incr B1 on heart)
Basal metabolic rate

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49
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Cushing disease vs cushing syndrome

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Cushing Disease= ACTH secreting pituitary adenoma

Cushing syndrome= incr cortisol (multiple causes)

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50
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Cushing syndrome with low ACTH, diagnostic test

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primary adrenal adenoma, hyperplasia, or carcinoma; MRI to confirm tumor; expect atrophy of uninvolved gland

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51
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Cushing syndrome with high ACTH, suppression via high dose dexa

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Cushing disease, usually pituitary adenoma

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52
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Cushing syndrome with high ACTH, no suppression via high dose dexa

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ectopic ACTH secretion

53
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Hypertension, hypokalemia, metabolic acidosis, low renin

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primary hyperaldonsteronism

54
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Conn syndrome- define

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aldosterone-secreting adrenal adenoma

55
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Causes of secondary hyper aldost

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renal artery stenosis, CHF, cirrhosis, nephrotic syndrome (renal perception of low intravascular volume)

56
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treatment of secondary hyperaldost

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spironolactone

57
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distinguis primary vs secondary hyperaldosterone

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primary: low renin
secondary: high renin

58
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Addison disease- define

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chronic primary adrenal insuffeciency, deficiency of aldosterone and cortisol

59
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Hypotension, hyperkalemia, acidosis, hyperpigmentation

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Addison disease

60
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Primary vs secondary adrenal insufficiency

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Secondary: no hyperpigmentation, hyperkalemia (decr pituitary ACTH)

61
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Waterhouse-friedrichsen syndrome- describe

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acute primary adrenal insufficiency due to hemorrhage

62
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causative organism of waterhouse-friedrichsen syndrome

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N. meningitidis

63
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Oncogene assoc with neuroblastoma

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N-myc

64
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Neuroblastoma vs Wilms tumor- presentation

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Neuroblastoma: firm irregular mass, can cross the midline
Wilms: smooth, unilateral

65
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Urine and histology marker for neuroblastoma

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Homovanillic acid in urine

Bombesin + with rosettes

66
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Syndromes associated with pheo (3)

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von Hippel-Lindau, MEN 2A, 2B

67
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Treatment for pheo

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a antagonist (phenoxybenzamine) before b blocker; resection

68
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what cell type makes pheo

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chromaffin cell

69
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Cholesterol levels in hypothyroidism and mechanism

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hypercholesteremia; decr LDL receptor expression

70
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Assoc with Hurthle cells

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Hashimoto’s thyroiditis

71
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HLA type assoc with Hashimoto’s thyroiditis

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HLA-DR5

72
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Pot-bellied, pale, protruding umbilicus, protuberant tongue, poor brain function

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congenital hypothyroidism (cretinism)

73
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Riedel thyroiditis

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thyroid is replaced by fibrous tissue; can extend to local structures

74
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Tender vs nontender thyroiditis

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Tender= de Quervain (usually self-limiting)
Nontender= hashimoto
75
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Histologic finding of de Quervain thyroiditis

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granulomatous inflammation

76
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Cause of toxic multinodular goiter

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Mutation in TSH receptor- fxn independent of TSH

77
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Jod-Basedow phenomenon

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thyrotoxicosis when pt with iodine-deficiency goiter is given iodine

78
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Wolf-Chaikoff effect

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excess iodine temporarily inhibits thyroid peroxidase

79
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Treatment of thyroid storm

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propanolol, propylthiouracil, corticosteroids

80
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Describe thyroid storm

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stress-induced catecholamines– agitation, delirium, fever, diarrhea, coma, tachyarrythmia

81
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Mutations associated with papillary thyroid carcinoma

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RET, BRAF

82
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Assoc with “orphan annie” eye nuclei

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papillary thyroid carcinoma

83
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Follicular adenoma vs follicular carcinoma

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follicular carcinoma invades thyroid capsule

84
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Amyloid stroma assoc with

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medullary thyroid carcinoma

85
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Syndromes associated with medullary carcinoma

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MEN 2A, MEN 2B

86
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Osteitis fibrosa cystica

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cystic bone spaces filled with brown fibrous tissue, assoc with hyperparathyroidism

87
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Hypercalcemia, hypercalciuria, hypophosphatemia, Incr ALP, incr cAMP in urine

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hyperparathyroidism

88
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Renal osteodystrophy

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bone lesion due to secondary or tertiary hyperparathyroidism

89
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Cause of secondary, tertiary hyperparathyroidism

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chronic renal disease

90
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Albright hereditary osteodystrophy

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psuedohypoparathyroidism; AD, kidney unresponsive to PTH; hypocalcemia, shorthened 4th, 5th digit, short stature

91
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Chvostek sign

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tapping of facial nerve induces contraction of facial muscle; indicates hyocalcemia

92
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Trousseau sign

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carpal spasm when brachial arterl occulded; indicates hypocalcemia

93
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Treatment of prolactinoma

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bromocriptine, cabergoline (dopamine agonist)

94
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Pegvisomant

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growth hormone receptor antagonist

95
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GH response to oral glucose challenge

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should suppress, will not suppress in acromegaly

96
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Intense thirst and polyuria, inability to concentrate urine

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diabetes insipidus

97
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Demeclocycline

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ADH antagonist

98
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Destinguish central vs nephrogenic DI

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ADH levels (decr in central)
Water restriction test (no response in nephrogenic)
Vasopressiin administration (no response in nephrogenic)
99
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treatment of central DI

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intranasal DDAVP

100
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treatment of nephrogenic DI

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HCTZ, indomethacin, amiloride

101
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Causes of SIADH (3)

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Small cell lung cancer, CNS, pulmonary disease

102
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what drug can cause SIADH

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cyclophosphamide

103
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Treatment of SIADH

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fluid restriction, IV hypertonic saline, conivaptan, tolvaptan, demeclocycline

104
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Define SIADH

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excess water retention, dilutional hyponatremia, urine osmolarity> serum osmolarity

105
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Sheehan syndrome

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ischemic infarct of pituitary (esp ant pituitary) after postpoartum bleeding

106
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Kimmelstiel-Wilson nodules

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assoc with diabetic nephropathy

107
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Most common cause of death in diabetic

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MI

108
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Small vessel disease in diabetics

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retinopathy, glaucoma, nephropathy

109
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Large vessel disease in diabetics

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atherosclerosis, CAD, peripheral vascular occlusive disease, gangrene

110
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Osmotic damage in diabetics

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neuropathy, cataracts

111
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HLA types associated with Type 1 diabetes

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HLA-DR3, DR4

112
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Histologic finding T1 DM

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Islet leukocytic infiltrate

113
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Histologic finding T2 DM

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islet amyloid polypeptide deposits

114
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Kussmaul respirations, n/v, abdominal pain, delirium, dehydration

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DKA

115
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Lethargy, syncope, diplopia

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whipple triad; insulinoma

116
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Infection associated with DKA

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mucormycosis (Rhizopus)

117
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MEN syndrome associated with marfanoid habitus

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MEN 2B

118
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MEN syndrome associated with pancreatic endocrine tumors

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MEN 1

119
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Also called Wermer syndrome

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MEN 1

120
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MEN associated with pituitary tumors

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MEN 1

121
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Also called Sipple syndrome

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MEN 2A

122
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MEN syndrome associated with mucosal neuromas

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MEN 2B

123
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MEN syndromes associated with medullary thyroid carcinoma

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MEN 2A, 2B

124
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MEN syndromes associated with parathyroid tumor/hyperplasia

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MEN 1, 2A

125
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MEN syndromes associated with Pheo

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MEN 2A, 2B

126
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Treatment of carcinoid syndrome

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resection, somatostatin analog

127
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Diarrhea, cutaneous flushing, asthmatic wheezing, right-sided valvular disease

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carcinoid syndrome

128
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Assoc with incr 17-OH progesterone

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21a-hydroxylase deficiency

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