Hypogonadism Flashcards

1
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Hypogonadism

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is reduced or absent sex hormone production by the gonads

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2
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Gonads in men

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testes

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3
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Gonads in women

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ovaries

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4
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Primary hypogonadism

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disorder of the gonads

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5
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Secondary hypogonadism

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disorder/disease of the hypothalamus/pituitary gland

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6
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secondary hypogonadism results in the loss of what

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LH/FSH

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7
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What are the characteristics of primary hypogonadism in men

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Low testosterone
LH/FSH increased HYPERGONADOTROPIC hypogonadism

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8
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What are the characteristics of secondary hypogonadism in men

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Low testosterone
LH/FSH (or normal)
HYPOGONADOTROPIC hypogonadism

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9
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what are the clinical features of hypogonadism in men (young)

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failure to undergo normal puberty

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10
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what are the clinical features of hypogonadism in men (adults)

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Decreased energy
Decreased libido
infertility
loss of sexual hair
loss of muscle mass
loss of bones (if untreated)

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11
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What are some primary causes of hypogonadism in males

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Klinefelter syndrome

Myotonic dystrophy

Swyer syndrome

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12
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Klinefelter syndrome

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(47,XXY)
a primary cause of hypogonadism

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13
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Myotonic dystrophy

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(a genetic disorder of progressive muscle weakness)
a primary cause of hypogonadism

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14
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Swyer Syndrome

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gonadal dysgenesis
a primary cause of hypogonadism

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15
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What are some secondary causes of hypogonadism in males

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Pituitary tumors
Pituitary apoplexy (hemorrhage in glands)
Kallmann syndrome (GnRH deficiency/anosmia)
HIV/AIDS
Inflammatory disease
Sarcoidosis, TB
Medications
Obesity
Aging

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16
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What complications may arise from hypogonadism in males

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abnormal genitalia
enlarged male breast (gynecomastia)
infertility
erectile dysfunction
osteoporosis
poor self-image

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17
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Females experiencing hypogonadism present with

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amenorrhea

18
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amenorrhea is

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absence of menstruation by age 15

19
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Primary hypogonadism in females can be seen as

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low estrogen
LH/FSH increased

20
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What pituitary disorder(s) can cause primary hypogonadism in females

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hypopituitarism
Kallmann Syndrome

21
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what is the female to male ratio in Kallmann Syndrome

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5:1

22
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What ovarian disorder(s) can cause primary hypogonadism in females

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Turner syndrome
PCOS in adolescences

23
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What is the most common ovarian disorder to cause primary hypogonadism in females

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Tuner syndrome

24
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PCOS in adolescences results in

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androgen excess

25
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what anatomical disorders can cause primary hypogonadism in females

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Mullerian agenesis

absent vagina/uterus
Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser Syndrome

26
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what is Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser Syndrome

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underdevelopment of the Mullerian system

absent vagina

no cervix or uterus

normal secondary characteristics (breast, hormone levels, ovary function)

27
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What are the characteristics of secondary hypogonadism in females

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low estrogen
low or normal LH/FSH

28
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What are causes of secondary hypogonadism in females

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cessation of menses
Pregnancy (anovulation)
menopause
hyperprolactinemia
thyroid disease
corticosteroids
cushing syndrome
cirrhosis
spirolactone

29
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what are some key diagnostic tests to identify secondary hypogonadism in females

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hCG
Prolactin
TSH
FSH
Brain MRI

30
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A brain MRI is conducted to do what in secondary hypogonadism

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exclude FSH

31
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A measure of FSH will show what in secondary hypogonadism

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FSH will be high and will be within ovarian failure

32
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secondary amenorrhea is a common cause of what

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functional hypothalamic amenorrhea

33
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functional hypothalamic amenorrhea

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decreased GnRH secretion
low serum estradiol
low or normal LH/FSH

34
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what are risk factors for functional hypothalamic amenorrhea

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Eating disorders
Excessive exercise
Weight loss
Stress
Inadequate nutrition, which can lead to alterations in hormone levels and menstrual irregularities

35
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inadequate nutrition can cause what

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alterations in hormone levels and menstrual irregularities

which makes it a risk factor for functional hypothalamic amenorrhea

36
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what are the clinical notes of Asherman Syndrome

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Uterine adhesions

adhesions/fibrosis of the endometrium

infertility

secondary amenorrhea

37
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What type of menstruation irregularities can be seen in asherman syndrome

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changes in bleeding pattern

38
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How is infertility a symptom of asherman syndrome

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Severe adhesions can obstruct the fallopian tubes or interfere with implantation, leading to infertility or recurrent miscarriages

39
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How is pelvic pain a symptom of asherman syndrome

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usually during menstruation

40
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How are pregnancy complications a symptom of asherman syndrome

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placental abnormalities, preterm birth, and miscarriage

41
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Primary ovarian insufficiency is due to

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premature ovarian failure

42
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premature ovarian failure can occur from/as

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Hypogonadotropic hypogonadism
Before 40 years of age
Clinic features similar to menopause
Hot flashes
Vaginal dryness
Elevated FSH
Elevated LH
Low estrogen