Hypopituitarism/Diabetes Insipidus Flashcards

1
Q

weak, lethargic, cold, loss of libido, full body hair loss, arthralgias, decreased muscle mass, central obesity, wrinkling of skin, hyperpigmentation, hepatosplenomegaly

A

hypopituitarism

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2
Q

queen annes sign

A

loss of outer third of eyebrows
-alopecia

loss of TSH - in hypopituitarism

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3
Q

wrinkling of skin

A

loss of gonadotropins in hypopituitarism

also hair loss

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4
Q

loss of sex hair

A

loss of ACTH - hypopituitarism

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5
Q

order of loss of hormones in hypopituitarism

A

1 - GH
2 - GN
3 - TSH
4 - ACTH

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6
Q

sheehans

A

cause of anterior pituitary falure

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7
Q

carotid aneurysm including SAH

A

cause of anterior pituitary failure

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8
Q

assays for anterior pituitary function

A
PRL
GH/IGF-1
TSH/T4
testosterone, estradiol, FSH, LH
ACTH, Cortisol, DHEA
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9
Q

assume GH low

A

if 3 other pituitary hormones low

and/or low IGF-1

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10
Q

GH stimulation test

A
glucagon
insulin induced hypoglycemia
arginine GHRH
carbidopa/levodopa
exercise

GH < 5 - positive test

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11
Q

PRL

A

may be high or low with assay for anterior pituitary

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12
Q

low T4 without TSH elevation

A

TSH deficiency

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13
Q

low 8AM total testosterone 2x with non-elevated LH

A

GN deficiency - male

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14
Q

low estradiol with non-elevated FSH

A

GN deficiency - female

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15
Q

8AM cortisol <3microg/dL

A

cortisol deficiency

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16
Q

ACTH stimulation test

A

draw serum in 45 minutes - cortisol <18 - adrenal insufficiency

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17
Q

low BP and sodium in hypopituitarism?

A

low T4 and cortisol
-decreased CO

increased ADH - retain fluid - hyponatremia

also - cortisol inhibit CRH and ADH - leads to more ADH release if deficient

cortisol - also for epinephrine production - no cortisol - low BP

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18
Q

fast elevation of blood sugar

A

epi and glucagon

19
Q

slow elevation of blood sugar

A

cortisol and GH

20
Q

counterregulatory hormones

A

prevent glucose from dropping too low

epi, glucagon, cortisol, GH

not there in hypopituitarism

so diabetic - reduce insulin to avoid hypoglycemia

21
Q

lab confirms hypopituitarism - what next?

A

pituitary MRI with and without contrast

22
Q

order of hormone replacement in hypopituitarism

A

1 - hydrocortisone**
2 - thyroxine
3 - testosterone
4 - GH

23
Q

replacement of cortisol causing polyuria in hypopituitarism

A

unmask true panhypopituitarism
-cortisol increases GFR

unmasked ADH deficiency**
-from posterior pituitary

24
Q

hemochromatosis

A

iron overload

hyperpigmentation
arthralgias
diabetes
hepatomegaly

cause of anterior pituitary failure

25
Q

empty sella

A

filled with CSF

26
Q

craving ice water

A

diabetes insipidus

27
Q

high uric acid

A

DI

28
Q

low uric acid

A

PP - psychogenic polydipsia

29
Q

polyuria

A

DI and DM
cortisol excess
psychogenic polydipsia

30
Q

increased serum sodium

A

DI

-renal loss of water

31
Q

decreased serum sodium

A

PP

-problem - water ingestion - dilute out sodium

32
Q

V1 receptors

A

uric acid secretion

ADH present - serum uric acid low
-but - no ADH - DI - get high uric acid**

33
Q

Uosm/Posm <1

A

only in complete central and renal DI

only corrects in central DI after DDAVP test (vasopressin)

34
Q

central and partial central DI

A

respond to DDAVP test

35
Q

no ADH present

A

central DI

36
Q

pituitary stalk thickening

A

autoimmune
sarcoid
histiocytosis X

37
Q

tx for DI

A

desmopressin acetate

suicide risk**

HCTZ

38
Q

lithium

A

partially knocks out ADH receptor

39
Q

central vs. nephrogenic DI

A

> 10% change in Uosm after DDAVP is central

40
Q

CDI vs. PCDI

A

CDI - no ADH

41
Q

CNDI vs. PNDI

A

PNDI - urine osm 300-500

CNDI - urine osm <300

42
Q

normal Uosm

A

800-1200

43
Q

gene mutations in vasopressin receptors

A

V2 - x linked in males

aquaporin - auto dom or rec