Exam 3 Flashcards
Normal growth depends on adequate production and function of…
Growth hormone, IGF-1, TH, testosterone and estrogen
Serum GH stimulates what?
IGF-1 production by liver, both together= growth
Secondary growth disorders
Malnutrition, malabsorption (celiac) or chronic disease (IBD)
Primary growth deficiency
Genetic (Turner syndrome)
GH resistance due to GH receptor mutation
Laron syndrome
Skeletal disorders how diagnose?
Have abnormal limb-to-spine ratio chondrodysplasias= shorter arm span, upper segment>lower segment scoliosis= shorter upper segment, normal arm span
A 22 yo male comes into your office after being referred due to an enlarged scrotum. He has no trauma history and no new sexual encounters. He has a normal amount of pubertal and axillary hair. He states that his right scrotum was enlarged to the size of a baseball for the past week but has decreased some recently. He states it is difficult to fully appreciate the testicle on this side but feels more firm than the other side. The left testicle is normal.
What is this likely? Next step?
- Need ultrasound. intra-testicular mass with a reactive hydrocele and blood flow to the testicle and mass.
- Testicle cancer
- 1) labs for testicular cancer (b-HCG, AFP, and LDH)
2) CT abdomen and pelvis with contrast looking for metastatic disease
A 35 yo male comes to see you. He and his wife (age 28) have been trying to get pregnant without success. They are having sex once a month. On examination, he has minimal pubic hair and a small testicular volume (<10 cc bilaterally). He is unsure when he went through puberty. He takes no medications. There is no history of head trauma or headaches or visual disturbances. Low Testosterone, FSH, LH. What does he have? Treatment?
- Secondary Hypogonadism, hypogonadotropic hypogonadism
- injections of LH (in the form of b-hCG) and FSH.
25 year old male comes to your office complaining of a few days of scrotal swelling and pain on his right side. Mild but low fevers (99-100F). What have? Treatment?
- Acute epididmitis
- Ceftriaxone 250mg IM once + Doxycycline 100mg twice daily for 10 days
Patient has elevated AFP
Yolk sac tumor
Patient has elevated beta hCG
choriocarcinoma
Patient has elevated hCG and elevated AFP
Embryonic carcinoma
Adenomyosis
- Glandular tissue in muscle (myometrium)
- painful periods, extra heavy vaginal bleeding
Excess estrogen puts women at risk for what?
Endometrial cancer
Older obese woman present with post menopausal bleeding, what is it? Treatment?
- Endometrial cancer
- hysterectomy, remove tubes and ovaries and staging lymph nodes