Endocrinology Flashcards

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Clue for surreptitious vomiting(2)

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Dental erosions

scars dorsal of hands

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Normotension and metabolic alkalosis and hypokalemia(4)

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Surreptitious vomiting
diuretic abuse
barter syndrome
Gitelman syndrome

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Urine chloride in surreptitious vomiting

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Low

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urine chloride in Barter gitelman syndrome

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High

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How to differentiate barter from surreptitous vomiting

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urine chloride concentration

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How’s urine chloride in diuretic abuse

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High

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Treatment of prolactinoma(2) regardless the size

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bromocriptine or

cabergoline

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quid of microadenoma

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Size less than 10 mm

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first thing to in front of hypercalcemia

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doser PTH

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Cause of hypercalcemia with high PTH

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primary hyperparathyroidism

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What to do in front of hypercalcemia with low PTH(3)

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doser 1,25 OH vit D
25 OH vit D
PTHrelated peptide

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Cause of hypercalcemia with high 1 ,25 OH Vit D(2)

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Lymphoma

Sarcoidosis

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Cause of hypercalcemia with high 25 OH vit D

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vit D toxicity

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Hypercalcemia with normal vit D and low PTH(7)

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drug induced 
Malignancy
Immobilization
Multiple Myeloma
Hyperthyroidism
Vit A toxicity
Milk alkali syndrome
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Hypercalcemia with PTHrelated peptide

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cancer

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drug causing hypercalcemia(2)

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HCTZ

Lithium

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rx of hypercalcemia caused by immobilization(2)

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hydration

biphosphonate

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Rx of SIADH what to consider

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the level of hyponatremia

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SIADH with mild hyponatremia(2)

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Fluid restriction

< 800 ml jour

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Most common type of neuropathy in diabetics

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symmetric distal polyneuropathy

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what cause hypercalcemia in immobilization

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osteoclastic bone resorption

increase osteoclaste activity

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The onset of hypercalcemia depends on what factors?(2)

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the magnitude of bone turnover

kidney capacity of excreting calcium

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control of heart rate in hyperthyroidism

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propranolol

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first test to ask in Hyperthyroidism

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TSH

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If TSH is low what 's the second test to ask
T4
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If low TSH and high T4 next step
radioiodine uptake | scan
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importance of radioiodine uptake and scan
to Differentiate graves from other forms of hyperthyroidism
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Physiopatho of Paget
Bone remodeling
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Clue for Paget
Hearing loss | High ALP
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Tumor in Paget(2)
Osteosarcoma | giant cell tumor
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In what cases Paget will cause hypercalcemia(2)
Pathologic fracture | immobilzation
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More sensitive image test for Paget
Bone scan
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Plain xray of Paget(2)
``` Lytic lesion Mixed Lesion (sclerotic and Lytic) ```
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Rx of Paget
Biphosphonate
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Cancer producing PTH related peptide
``` SCC of lung Renal and bladder cancer ovarian and endometrial breast esophageal cancer Head and neck SCC ```
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How cancer cause hypercalcemia
PTH related peptide production ectopic PTH bone Metastasis Production of 1,25 OH vit D
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Cancer producing high 1,25 OH vit D
Lymphoma
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Action of 1,25 OH vit D
excessive gut absorption of calcium
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how metastasis cause bone resoprtion
tumor secrete Cytokines causing increase activity of osteoclaste
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what cytokines are involved in bone resorption in case of metastasis(4)
IL-3 IL-6 TNF Alpha Macrophage inflammatory factor 1
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Hyperandrogenism work up in woman(2)
Testosterone | DHEAS
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what is the principal source of production of DHEAS
surrenale
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hyperandrogenism ,high testo and normal DHEAS
ovary problem
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Hyperandrogenism ,high DHEAS and normal testo
surrenal problem
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Lieu of formation of DHEA(2)
ovary | surrenal
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When to ask for RAIU in case of primary hyperthyroidism
when there is no sign of graves disease
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If RAIU is high ,what pattern will be suggestive for grave's
diffuse pattern
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If RAIU is high with nodular uptake dx?(2)
Multinodular goiter | toxic adenoma
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What to if RAIU is low
doser thyroglobuline(TG)
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Dx of low RAIU and low TG
intake of exogenous hormone
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Dx of low RAIU and high TG(3)
Thyroiditis iodide exposure extra glandular production
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When to measure T3
when TSH is low and T4 normal
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Normal T3 T4 with low TSH(3)
pregnancy subclinical hyperthyridism non thyroid illness
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High TSH and high T3
Pituitary adenoma secreting TSH
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quid of maladie d'addisson
primary adrenal insufficiency
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first cause of adrenal insufficiency in Addisson in developped country
autoimmune
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clue for adrenal insufficiency(5)
``` Hypotension hyperkalemia hyponatremia acidosis metabolic hypereosinophilia ```
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why hyperkaliemia maladie d'addison
no aldosterone produced
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Why hyponatremia
No aldosterone produced
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Why patient with autoimmune adrenal insufficiency can also has hypothyroidism
because you can have autoimmune destruction of this gland (hashimoto)
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What other gland can be involved in autoimmune adenal insufficiency(3)
thyroid parathyroid ovaries
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Hallmark of insipidus diabetes
Hyponatremia
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What is the clue of the management of diabetes insipidus
volemia
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treatment of insipidus diabetes in hypovemic syptomatic patient
nacl 0,9%
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Rx of diabtes insipidus in euvolemic patient
free water
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Rx of diabetes insipidus in hypovolemic asymptomatic patient
DW 5%
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Rx of insipidus diabetes after becoming euvolemia in a previous symptomatic hypovolemic patient
DW 5%
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How to correct the hypernatremia in Diabetes insipidus
0,5 meq/dl/hr | dont exceed 12 meq/dl/24h
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why hypernatremia should be corrected slowly in insipidus diabetes
to prevent cerebral edema
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what's the basic level of glucose to have DKA
250 mg/dl
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what's the basic level to have hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state
>600 mg/dl
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why you will never have ketosis in type 2 diabetes
because there is sufficient insulin in the body to prevent ketosis
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thyrotoxycosis with low RAIU uptake(4)
Thyroiditis levothyroxine overdose iodine induce thyrotoxicosis stroma ovarii
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The 2 types of thyroiditis capable of induce thyrotoxycosis
subacute lymphocytic thyroiditis | subacute granulomatous thyroiditis(de quervain)
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in case of hyponatremia what's the 3 first dx to have in mind?
- Hypothyroidism - adrenal insufficiency - SIADH
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Dx test for SIADH
osmolarity plasma | osmolarity urine
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Osmolarity urine in SIADH
>100-150
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Osmolarity plasma in SIAD
<280
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one cause of SIADH
NSAIDS use
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Why NSAIDS causes SIADH
because it potentiates action of ADH
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Differnce between Dequervain and lymphocytic thyroiditis
Pain in Dequervain
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first step in front of a patient with hypercalcemia and HTA and elevated PTH
plasma metanephrines
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quid of MEN type 1(3)
Parathyroid adenoma pituitary adenoma Pancreatic tumor
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MEN 2A(3)
Parathyroid Hyperplasia Pheo Medularry thyroid cancer
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MEN 2B(4)
Pheo medullary thyroid cancer Mucosal and intestinal neuroma Marfanoid habitus
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Screening test for MEN 2
Ret proto-oncogen
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Erectile dysfunction causes(2)
psychologic | organic
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first thing to assess in case of erectile dysfunction
Nocturnal or morning penile tumescence
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What are the 2 mechanism for liver to create sugar
glycogenolysis | gluconeogenesis
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what's the main substrat for gluconeogenesis?(2)
Amino acid | Alanin
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Quel est le produit intermediaire entre alanin et glucose
pyruvate
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how long can last the glycogen storage in case of fasting
12hrs
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How hypothyroidism causes hypercholesterolemia(2)
decrease number of LDL surface receptor | decrease activity of LDL receptor
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how hypothyroidism cause hypertriglycedemia
Decrease of lipoproteine lipase activity
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What are the five criteria to consider for Metabolic syndrome
``` Waist circumference HDL triglyceride BP fasting glucose ```
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how many criteria needed to Dx metabolic syndrome?
at least 3
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waist circumference in men for MS
>40
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waist circumference in women for MS
>35
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HDL in men for MS
<40
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HDL in women for MS
<50
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triglycerides in MS
>150
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fasting glucose
>100 -110
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what's the most pathogenic factor in MS(2)
insulin resistance or | Central type obesity
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what are the 3 forms of existence of calcium in the body
ionised bound to albumin bound to anions
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What's the active form of calcium
ionised form only
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Why respiratory alkalosis causes hypocalcemia
because of increase extracellular PH level
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what happen to calcium when extracellualr PH is high
calcium becomes highly bound to albumin
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cause of respiratory alkalosis
hyperventilation
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cause of hyperventilation without any disease
high altitude
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clue for hyporcalcemia(3)
cramps paresthesia carpopedal spasm
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Patient on diet develops constipation ,thirst and polutria and polydypsia
hypercalcemia cause by excess of vit D intake
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why vit supplement can cause hypercalcemia
because fat soluble(vit D eg.) vit are stored in body for long periods of time
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what are the 3 hormones most commonly involved in hypopituitarism
ACTH TSH Gonadotrophin releasing hormone
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causes of hypopituitarism(7)
``` Infection infarction infiltrative immunologic iatrogenic empty sella syndrome apoplexy ```
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Infarction of pituitary gland
sheehan syndrome
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the first disease to infiltrate the pituitary gland
hemochromatosis
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iatrogenic cause(2)
surgery | radiation
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hypothalmic problem causing hypopituitarism(6)
``` infection infiltrative iatrogenic tumeur injury metastasis ```
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first tumor causing hypothalamic hypopituitarism
cranipharyngioma
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Infection causing hypothalamic hypopituitarism
TB
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first cause of secondary adrenal insufficiency
pituitary adenoma
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difference between primary and secondary adrenal insufficiency(3)
IN SECONDARY ADRENAL INSUFFICIENCY no hyperkaliemie no salt wasting no hyperpigmentation
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trauma causing hypothalamic hypopituitarism
skull base
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in secondary adrenal insufficiency how's aldosterone
normal
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clue for DKA(4)
blood glucose >250 PH <15-20 Anion gap acidosis
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4 things to in DKA
Nacl 0,9% Insulin antibio rx hyperkalemia
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Hypercalcemie with high or normal PTH Dx?(3)
Primary hyperparathyroidism familial hypocalciuric hypercalcemia tertiary hyperparathyroidism
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How to differentiate primary hyperparathyroidism and FHH
urinary excretion of calcium
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quid urinary excretion of ca++ in FHH
< 100/24 h
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quid urinary excretion of calcium in primary hyperparathyroidism?
> 250/24 h
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first test to in front of hypercalcemia
PTH dosage
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hallmark of SIADH
hypernatremia
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rx of SIADH rules
depend on severity of symptom
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symptom for mild SIADH
forgetfulness
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rx for asymptomatic patient or mild symptoms
fluid restricton < 800 ml/day
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Syptoms for moderate SIADH(2)
Confusion | lethargy
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Rx for moderate SIADH
Hypertonic saline jusqu'a augmenter Nacl 120 meq/l
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symptoms for severe SIADH(2)
convulsions | coma
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Rx of severe SIADH
Bolus of Hypertonic saline jusqu'a resoultion des symptomes | Conivaptan
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quid of conivaptan
vasopressin receptor antagonist
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physiopatho of exophtalmos in Grave's desease(2)
periorbital lymphocytic infiltration | retro orbital tissue expansion
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why renin is high in fibromxar dysplasia
decrease renal perfusion
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work up for fibro muscular dysplasia(2)
ct angiography of abdomen or | duplex U/S
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in addition of renal arteries what other arteries can be involved in fibromuscular dysplasia
Cerebral arteries
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mechanism of stroke in fibro muscular dysplasia
cerebral arteries involvement
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what's the most common testicular cancer
Leydig cell tumor
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clue for leydig cell tumor(3)
gynecomastia High testo high estrogen
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role of leydig cells(2)
testo | oestrogen formation
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role of aldosterone(3)
regule pompe Na+K+ sortie de K+ couple avec H+ entree de Na+ couple avec HCO3_
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best way to slow progression of diabetic nephropathy
ACE inhibitor
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clue for primary hyperaldosteronism(4)
HTA NA high K+ low metabolic alkalosis
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work up of primary hyperaldosteronism?(3)
low plasma renin high plasma aldosterone rapport plasma aldosterone /plasma renin >20
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Confirmatory dx of primary hyperaldosteronism?
oral saline load suppression test
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interpretation of oral saline load test
adrenal supression=primary hyper aldosteronism
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Why CT and adrenal venous sampling are important
to help differentiate adrenal adenoma from bilateral adrenal hyperplasia
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two causes of primary aldosteronism
Bilalateral adrenal hyperpalsia | adrenal adenoma
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rx for adrenal adenoma
surgery (prefered) | aldosterone antagonist
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Rx of bilateral adrenal hyperplasia
aldosterone antagonist
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what's the most drug used in primary hyperaldosteronism
epleronone | spironolactone
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quid of urinary dribbling
incontinence
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cause of incontinence in diabetic patient
neurogenic bladder
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organ targeted by autonomic diabetic neuropathy(4)
cardio vascular peripheral nerves gastro intestinal genito urinary
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Manif of cardio vascular autonomic diabetic neuropathy(2)
tachycardia | postural hypotension
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Manif of gastrointestinal autonomic diabetic neuropathy(3)
esophageal dysmotility and dyspepsia gastroparesis intestinal involvement
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Manif of peripheral nerves autonomic diabetic neuropathy(3)
foot ulcer poor wound healing charcot arthropathy
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Manif of genitourinary autonmic diabeticneuropathy(3)
reccurent infection overflow incontinence erectile dysfonction
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why you can't give blocker initially in Pheochromocytoma
BP will rise dramatically
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First anti hypertensor to give in case of pheo
alpha blocker
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why beta blocker is dangerous in first intention(2)
you block the bete receptor vascular | unopposed stimulation of alpha receptor by catecholamines
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what's the only beta that can be used in Pheo
Labetalol
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Why labetalol can be used in Pheo
it blocks both alpha and beta blocker
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primary adrenal insufficiency cause in developping country Dx(3)
TB fungus infection cytomegalovirus
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calcification on CT for primary adrenal insufficiency Dx?
TB
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Primary adrenal insufficiency in developed country
autoimmune
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most common of death in patient with acromegaly?
CHF
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how much fluid patient with hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state needs
8-10 liters
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first cause of acromegaly
somatotroph adenoma
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in the rehydration of patient of hyperglycemia why add glucose whe glycemia 250 mg/dl
to prevent cerebral edema
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first agent used in diabetes type 2
biguanide (metformin)
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second line if metformin fails in case of diabetes type 2
sulfonyluree(glyburide)
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when you can use insulin in diabetes type 2
when metformin fails can be used as a second agent if A1C> 8,5
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only oral hypoglycemiant associated with weight loss
GLP-1 agonist receptor
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Example of GLP-1 agonist receptor
exenatide
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oral hypoglycemiant with neutral action on weight
Metformin | DPP_iv inhibitor
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example of DPPIV inhibitor
sitagliptin
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oral hypoglycemiant associated with weight gain
insulin pioglytazone glyburide
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family of pyoglitazone
thiazolidonedione(TZD)
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oral hypoglycemiant can be used in renal insufficiency
dpp-iv inhibitor | Pyoglitazone
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oral hypoglycemiant associated with bladder cancer
pyoglitazone
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med with the greater efficacy to decrease A1C
insulin
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effect of acidosis on respiration in case of DKA
kusmall
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quid of kusmaull
deep and rapid respiration
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how to differentiate primary hyperthyroidism and FHH in a context of hypercalcemia
Urinary calcium creatinin clearance ratio(UCCCR)
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How 's UCCCR in FHH
<0,01
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HoCR in primary hyperparathyroidism
>0,02
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Physiopatho of FHH(2)
defect in calcium sensing receptor in kidney | excess reabsorption of calcium
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specificity of HCTZ induce hypercalcemia
it's less than 11
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rx which can worsen exophtalmy in grave's
RAI
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the only medication given in first trimester of pregnancy in graves
PTU
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drugs used in hyperthyroidism causing agranulocytosis(2)
PTU | MM
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permanent rx of hyperthyroidism(2)
surgery | RAI
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drugs used in hyperthyroidism causing vasculitis
PTU
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procedures used in hyperthyroidism causing hypothyroidism(2)
surgery | RAI
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when to use statin in diabetics patient
any diabetics aged 40-45 ans regardless lipid profile
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quid of high intensity statin(2)
atorvastatin 80 mg | rosuvastatin 20-40 mg
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quid of moderate intensity statin
simvastatin 20-40 mg
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indication blocker in pheochromocytoma
tremor
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physio patho of hta in thyrotoxicosis
hyperdynamic circulation
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How's HTA in thyrotoxycosis
Systolic
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HTA and low renin activity with high plasma aldosterone
conn tumor
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Quid of conn tumor
tumor or corticosurrenale
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Clue for conn syndrome(4)
HTA Hypokaliemie Low renin activity high plasma aldosterone
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cause of secondary hyperaldosteronism
everything which can decrease flux sanguin renal | high renin secretion
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cause of secondary hyperaldosteronism(7)
``` Diuretic use cirrhosis CHF renin producing tumor reno VX HTA Malignant HTA aorta coarctation ```
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best test to confirm primary hyperaldosteronism
adrenal ct scan
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screening test for primary hyperaldosteronism
ratio plasma aldosterorone concentration sur plasma renin activity
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value for PAC/PRA in primary hyperaldosteronism
>20 | aldosterone > 15 ng/dl
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Hta plus hypokaliemie and low PAC and PRA(5)
``` congenital adrenal hyperplasia glucocorticoid resistance exogenous mineralocorticoid cushing's syndrome altered aldosterone metabolism ```
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Mechanism of Hypocalcemia in renal failure(2)
hyperphospahtemia
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cause hyperphosphatemia in renal failure
retention of phosphate
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how hyperphosphatemia causes hypocalcemia
by binding to calcium in blood | by interfering with 1.25 oH vit D in kidney
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why secondary hyperparathyroidism in renal failure
hyperphosphatemia stimulates parathyroid to produce more PTH
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clue for hyperosmolar hyperglycemic state(2)
non anion gap acidosis | Bicarb> 18
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why you dont have ketosis in diabete type 2
sufficient insulin to prevent ketosis
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why coma in hyperosmolar state
because of hyperosmolarity
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how's bicarb in DKA
< 18
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Marker for paget(2)
ALP | N-telopeptide
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signification of Ntelopeptide
bone resorption
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signification of ALP
bone formation
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Mechanism of Paget disease
abnormal bone remodeling
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initial work up for primary adrenal insufficiency(3)
doser cortisol ACTH cosyntropin stimulation test
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What's the normal reaction of the body during cosyntropin stimulation test to rule out addison disease
increase of cortisol> 20 mcg when giving 250 mcg of cosyntropin
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clue for secondary or tertiary adrenal insufficiency(2)
Low ACTH | low cortisol
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screening test for diabetic nephropathy
ramdom urine microalbumine sur creatinine ratio
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normal protein excretion in 24 hr
<30 mg
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quid of microalbuminuria
30-300 mg of protein excretion par 24 h
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effect of T3 T4 on bone
increase osteoclastic activity
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risk in hyperthyroidism regarding bone(2)
bone loss---------->hypercalcemia
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most common risk factor for diabetic foot ulcer
neuropathy
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method of screening diabetic peripheral neuropathy
pressure sensation by 10 g monofilament
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interperetation of 10 g monofilament test
loss of monofilament sensation is associated with the risk of foot ulceration
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risk factor for foot ulceration(6)
``` diabetic neuropathy smoking PAD Bony abnormalities in foot diabetes > 10 ans sexe male ```
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when beginning diabetic screening
45 years old
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Test to screen for diabetes(4)
A1C fasting glucose OGTT random glucose
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Abnormal A1C=diabetes
> 6,5
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Abnormal OGTT
> 200 mg/dl
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abnormal random glucose
> 200 mg /dl
248
best test to sreen diabetes
A1C
249
FBG tellig diabetes =is Dx
> 126 mg/dl
250
quid of impaired fasting glucose
100-125 mg/dl
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Normal FBG
70-99mg/dl
252
Normal A1C
Less 5.7%
253
A1C telling you are at high risk of diabetes
5,7-6,4%
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Rx of diabetic peripheral neuropathy(3)
TCA or Gabapentin or NSAIDS
255
Danger of TCA in the rx of diabetic peripheral neuropathy(2)
can worsen hypotension in diabetes | urinary symptom
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what causes Hypotension in diabetics
autonomic dysfunction
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marker of androgen producing tumor in woman
DHEAS
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symptom of hyperandrogenism in woman
Masculinisation
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lieu of production of DHEAS
adrenal gland
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Lung malignancy causing hyper calcemia
SCC
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causes of hypercalcemia in malignancy(4)
oeteolytic malignancy PTH related peptide increase production of 1,25 OHvit D increase interleukin 6
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difference of hypercalcemia causing by ca and primary hyperparathyroidism
calcemia >13 mg in Cancer
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best long term rx of grave's
radio active iodine
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contrindication of RAI(2)
pregnancy | severe ophtalmopathy
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Most common cause of Vit D deficiency?
gastrointestinal malabsorption
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electrolytic abnormality of vit D decficiency(3)
low calcemie low phosphatemie High PTH
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cause of hypocalcemia(5)
``` respiratory alkalosis vit d deficiency hypoparathyroidism renal failure low albumin ```
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cause of hypoparathyroidism(4)
post surgery congenital of absence of parathyroid gland autoimmune destruction defective calcium sensing receptor on parathyroid receptor
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congenital cause of hypoparathyroidism
di george syndrome
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what syndrome cause autoimmune destruction of parathyroid gland
APECED syndrome
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quid of APECED syndrome(6)
``` autoimmune polyglandular endocrinopathy candidiasis ectodermal dysplasia ```
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target of neuropathy(3)
nerve GI hypotension
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patient diabetic with early satiety
gastroparesis
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rx of gastroparesis(2)
metochlopramide or | erythromycine
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why they don't use cisapride anymore in gastroparesis
cardiac aryhtmia
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consequence of gastroparesis in diabetic patient(3)
delayed gastric emptying decrease Gut absorption risk of hypoglycemia
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how's potassium ion DKA
high
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why hyperkaliemie in DKA is called paradoxal
because total body K is depleted
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why blood potassium level is high in DKA
extra cellular shift
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cause of paradoxical hyperkaliemie in DKA(2)
extra cellular shift with ion H+ | insulin dependent impaired entry of ion k+inside of cells
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best way to lower the risk of of nephropathy caused by diabetes
tight blood pressure control
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causes of erectil dysfunction in diabetes(3)
neuropathy impaired penile circulation gonadotrophic hypogonadism
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quid of FS/LH in secondary hypogonadism
normal or | low
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first step in secondary hypogonadism
ask for serum prolactine level
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indication of MRI of head in the context of secondary hypogonadism(4)
high prolactine testosterone< 150 ng/ml visual fiel defect other pituitary hormonal defect
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indication of surgery in asymptomatic hyperparathyroidism(4)
young age1mg above the upper normal limit
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anapath characteristics of medullary thyroid cancer
Invasion of capsule and blood vessel
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characteristic of medullary thyroid cancer
produces calcitonin
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what's the most common type of thyroid cancer
papillary
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clue for papillary thyroid cancer
psammoma body
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thyroid cancer whoth the best prognosis
papillary carcinoma
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complication of invading blood vessel by medullary thyroid cancer
rapidly metastasizes
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initial aproach to patient with hypoglycemia
doser insulin
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cause of hypoglycemia with high insulinemia(2)
insulinoma | surreptitious hypoglycemia
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cause of surreptitious hypoglycemia(2)
voluntary intake of insuline or | sulfonylurea
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clue for b cell tumor(2)
c peptide | proinsuline more than 5 pg
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Screening of MEN 2A 2b
Dna testing | ret proto-oncogen positif
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If Ret protooncogen positif CAT
thyroidectomie
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Causes of osteomalacia(3)
digestive malabsorption liver disease kidney disease
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digestive cause of malabsorption giving osteomalacia(2)
celiac sprue | crhron
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complication of osteomalacia?
pseudo fracture
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erectile dysfunction treatment(2)
sildenafil and | doxazocin
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how to give sildenafil and doxazocin
we have to give them 4 hours interval each
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sildenafil and nitrate risk?
Hypotension
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risk if sildenafil is given with erytromycin or cimetidine(2)
increase half life of sildenafil | priapism
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patient on PTU or Methimazole develops sore throat next step?
wbc count
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patient on PTU or methimazole develops wbc < 1000 what to do?
stop meds
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patient on PTU or MM develops fever with blood cell >1500 ?
continue the drug
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side effect of PTU or MM
agranulocytosis
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first thing to do in thyroid nodule
sono to search sign of malignancy
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in case of thyroid noduleif sono doen't show sign of malignancy what to
TSH
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Thyroid nodule with low TSH
iode 123 scyntigraphy
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quid of cold nodule
hypofunctionning nodule with iode 123
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Management of cold nodule
FNA
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quid of hot nodule
hyperfunctioning nodule on iode 123
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Management of hot nodule
rx hyperthyroidism
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if sono shows sign of malignancy next step
FNA
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thyroid nodule with no sign of malignancy on sono but normal or high TSH
FNA
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patient on prednisone develops hyponatremia Why
central adrenal insufficiency
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why hyponatremia during prednisone
because of low cortisol
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action of cortisol on ADH(2)
cortisol inhibits release of ADH by post hypophise | low cortisol ,more ADH
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why cortisol is low whe taking prednisone(2)
prednisone blocks hypothalamo pituitary axis | low ACTH--->low cortisol
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work up of acromegaly
Measure insulin grothw like factor -1
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In acromegaly in IGLF-1 positive next step
oral glucose suppression test
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interpretation of oral glucose suppression test in acromegaly
GH suppression
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if you have an inadequate GH suppression during oral glucose suppression test next step?
brain MRI
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adequate glucose suppression
no acromegaly
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what cause of hyperthyroidism can cause hypothyroidism after RAI
grave's
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what can cause false decrease of calcium
low albumin
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how to measure the right calcium level in case of low albumin
coreected calcium=measeured calcium+0,8(4-measured albumin)
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what to do in front of all hypocalcemia
look albumin level
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clue for MEN 2B(4)
Medullary thyroid ca Pheo marfanoid habitus neuroma
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hyperplasia parathyroid MEN?
2A
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Parathyroid adenoma MEN?
1
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what's the most common pituitary tumor?
lactotroph adenoma
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cause of high cortisol
cushing syndrome | cushing disease
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cause of florid cushing disease
hypophyse tumor
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screening test for cushing?(2)
24 hour urine free cortisol | low dose dexamethasone suppression test
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florid cushing syndrome
adenoma surrenal
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cause of ectopic ACT production(4)
SCC pancreatic ca bronchial carcinoma neuroendocrine tumors
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link between cushing disease and ectopic ACTH production
high ACTH
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indication of high dose dexamethasone suppression test?
to differentiate ectopic ACTH syndrome from cushing disease
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high dose dexamethasone suppression test in favor of ectopic production of ACTH(2)
Failure to suppress 24 Hr urine free cortisol | failure to decrease serum cortisollevel from 50%of its baseline
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abnormal 24 h urine free cortisol
> 90 mcg/24 h
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Normal ACTH
9-52 pg/ml
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Marker of hashimoto
TPO antibodies
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risk for hashimoto
thyroid lymphoma
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first test to in hyperthyroidism suspected
TSH | T4
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most common cause of thyroid nodule
colloid nodule
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low TSH and high T4
hyperthyroidism
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in case of hyperthyroidismnext step
RAIU
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RAUI with diffuse uptake in a context of hyperthyroidism
grave's
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RAIU with nodular pattern in a context of hyperthyroidism(2)
Nodular goiter | Multinodular goiter
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high t4 with normal or high TSH
secondary hyperthyroidism
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next step in secondary hyperthyroidism
Brain MRI
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T4 normal and low TSH in a context of hyperthyroidism?
doser T3
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High T3 low TSH normal T4
Hyperthyroidism
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Low TSh with normal T3 T4(3)
pregnancy subclinical hyperthyroidism non thyroid illness
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indication of dosage of thyroglobulin
low raiu
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Low RAIU and high thyroglobulin in a context af hyperthyroidism(3)
thyroiditis iodide exposure extra glandular production
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Low RAIU,high T4,low thyroglobulin
exogenous hormone
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best way to monitor response of rx in case diabetes DKA(2)
serum anion gap | arterial PH
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what can explain biochemically low raiu in a context of hyperthyroidism(2)
Low TG | high TG
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Marker for graves
TSI
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quid of isolated low T3 syndrome
sick euthyroid syndrome
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what causes sick euthyroid syndrome(2)
increase level of IL-1 IL-6
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cardiogenick shock patient or any hosptilaisede patient with serious illness with isloated low t3
sick euthyroid syndrome
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how's the RAIU in Multinodular toxic goiter
patchy pattern
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Raiu in toxic adenoma
one lobe pattern
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what's the first test to do in low calcium(3)
doser MG++ ask for blood transfusion check drug
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drugs causing low calcium(3)
phenytoin biphosphonate ca++ chelator
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cause of low calcium with high PTH(4)
vit d deficiency renal failure inflammatory cause(sepsis,pancreatitis) tumor lysis syndrome
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causes of low calcium and low PTH(4)
surgery radiation of neck APCED infiltrative disease
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infiltrative disease causing low calcium and low PTH(3)(primary hypothyroidism)
wilson hemochromatosis ca metastatic
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what'sthe next step in patient presenting low calcium and elevated PTH
doser 25 OH vit D
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causes of polyurie(3)
diabetes melitus diabete insipide primary polydipsia
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first thing to in a context of polyuria with low osmolarity of urine
water deprivation test
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if urine osmolarity increases during water deprivation test
primary polydypsie
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if there 's no changes in water deprivation test in a context of low urine osmolarity next step
desmopressin
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when given desmopressin if osmolarity of urine increases of 50% a 100%
central diabetes insipidus
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when given desmopressin if osmolarity of urineshows small change
nephrogenic diabetes
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urine osmolarity
50-1400 mosm/kg
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serum osmolarity
275-295 mosm/kg
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rx of central diabetes insipidus
desmopressin intranasal(vasopressin)
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drug of choice of SIADH
demeclocyclin
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illaic bone fracture and impotence why?(2)
neurogenic cause | parasympathic fibers are cut
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hypothyroidism symptom in a context of Normal thyroid bilan
receptor problem in peripheral tissues
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Rx of Paget
biphosphonates
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quid of non funvtionning adenoma
pituitary adenoma producing alpha unit of LH and FSH
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biochemistry of FSH LH(3)
dimeric alpha et B unit Beta units are more active
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why non functionning pituitary adenoma causes hypogonadism?
because only alpha unit is produced for LH/FSH
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why prolactine is elevated in non functionning pituitary adenoma
mass destroys the dopaminergic neurone inhibiting normally secretion of prolactine
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what should be the level of prolactinemia to think of prolactinome
more than 200
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how's t3 t4 in non functionning adenoma in hypophyse
low
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central hypogonadism ,low t3 t4 ,increase prolactin level mildly?
non functionning pituitary adenoma
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cause of bone pain in osteomalacia
impaired osteoid matrix mineralization
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role of vit D(2)
absorption of calcium | and phosphate
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foot ulcer grade 1 and management(2)
superficial ulcer | debridement and wound dressing
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foot ulcer grade 2 and management(3)
deep ulcer Mx and ligament are seen debridement and wound dressing
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foot ulcer grade 3 and management(5)
``` bone involvement osteomyelitis/abcess hospitalisation antibio debridement ```
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foot ulcer grade 4
local gangrene
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foot ulcer grade 5
whole foot gangrene
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management of grade 4 et 5 foot ulcer
amputation
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first test to do in primary hyperaldosteronism
plasma renin activity and aldosterone concentration
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high plasma aldosterone concentration ,next step in a context of primary hyperaldosteronism
adrenal suppresion test
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si adrenal suppression test is positive next step in a context of primary hyperaldosteronism
CT adrenal
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positive CT in a context of primary hyperaldosteronism in 40 rx?
surgery
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if CT is negative next step in a context of primary hyper aldosteronism
venous sampling
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quid of venous sampling(3)
to differentiate adrenal adenoma from bilateral adrenal hyperplasia in a context of negative CT patient > 40 ans venous sampling can also reveal adenoma CT
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cause of proximal MX weakness(7)
``` Polymyositis dermatomyositis hypo or hyperthyroidism cushing Myasthenie gravis Lambert eaton syndrome steroids ```
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Patient taking prednisone develops mx weakness
steroid myopathyy
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patient 45 yo with no protinuria normal blood pressure diabetes on metformin ,what meds should be added in medication choix Rosuvastatin,lisinopril
rosuvastatin