JB-Endocrine Flashcards

1
Q

Most common cause of hypothyroidism

A

Hashimoto’s (may cause transient hyperthyroid in acute phase)

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2
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Painful goitre, raised ESR and hyperthyroidism -> dx

A

Subacute thyroiditis (De Quervain’s)

Hyperthyroidism (painful goitre) -> euthyroid -> hypo (weeks - months) -> normal

NSAIDs for pain

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3
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What scan could be used for subacute thyroiditis and results

A

Thyroid scintgraphy: globally reduced uptake of iodine 131

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4
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Ab seen in hashimoto’s

A

TPO (anti-thyroid peroxidase)

[anti Tg (thyroglbulin)]

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5
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Ab seen in Graves

A

TSH receptor antibodies

(Anti-TPO also possible)

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6
Q

DKA insulin rate

A

0.1 units per kg per hour

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7
Q

Dose changes in addisions when patient is unwell

A

Double hydro, same fludrocortisone

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8
Q

Medical treatment of prolactinoma (2)

A

Bromocriptine

Cabergoline

Dopamine agonists

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9
Q

Key measurement in prognosis in HHS

A

Seum osmolarity

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10
Q

What type of drug is amiloride and key SE

A

ENaC blocker (same cell as alodesterone)
Potassium sparing

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11
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Treatment of thyroid storm

A

BB (CCB if CI)
Anti thyroid drugs (propothyrouricil)
Steroid cover (dex)
?lugols iodine

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12
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Treatment of myxoedema coma

A

Iv T4
Iv hydrocortisone until not AI proven

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