Endocrinology 3 Flashcards
Z score used when?
Pre-menopausal
Men < 50 years old
Bisphosphonate treatment marker?
PINP
Most potent biphosphonate?
Zolendronic acid
Paget’s disease a/w what virus?
Paramyxoviruses
Specific signs of Grave’s disease
Pretibial myxedema
Grave’s ophthalmopathy - exophthalmos
When is RAI contraindicated?
When use RAI?
Pregnancy
Graves’ ophthalmopathy
MNG
Failed medical therapy
Diagnostic test for iodine deficiency?
24 hours urinary iodine collection
Hashimoto pathogenesis?
CD8 T cells + TPO = causing colloid atrophy
What type of thyroid nodules suspicious of malignancy?
Cold nodules
When biopsy thyroid nodules?
Nodules > 20 mm
Nodules > 10 mm + high risk features
-narrow length, calcification, hypoechoic
Serotonin syndrome antidote?
1st line - Benzodiazepines
2nd line - Cyproheptadine ( H1 inverse agonist - anti-histamine)
Neuroleptic malignant syndrome antidote?
Bromocriptine - D2 to overwhelm blockade of RYR1
Aldosterone produced by what enzyme, site?
ACEII enzyme at AT1R ( at zona glomerulosa)
Urinary NA results mean?
< 1% = pre-renal
> 2% = ATN
Use when no signs of GN/CKD/Diuretics usage
Normal saline causes hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis - why?
Paradox - High Renin - high vascular resistance