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Kirks And Ettinger COPY Flashcards

1
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Which neoplasia can result in bilateral symmetrical alopecia?

A

Sertoli cell tumor

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2
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Guanidine contrast can be use to highlight which neoplasia?

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Pheochromocytoma

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3
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Hypotension refractory to fluid resuscitation should make you think of what?

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Circi

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4
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What are the 3 ways to diagnose CIRCI?

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  • ACTH stimulation below references range
  • post ACTH cortisol < 5% basal
  • delta < 3
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5
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Congenital hypothyroidism with goiter can be seen in which 2 breeds?

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Fox terrier and rat terrier

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6
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Which 2 breeds are predisposed to hypothyroidism?

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Golden (as soon as 2 y/0) and Doberman

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7
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Which 2 breeds are predisposed to myxedema stupor?

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Rottweiler and Doberman

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8
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Which thyroid hormone is the most protein bound?

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T4

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9
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Which thyroid hormone results in renal artériole dilation?

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T3

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10
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What is the mechanism of action of methimazole?

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Inhibit thyroid peroxidase ( delay of 2-4 weeks given the presence of preformed hormones)

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11
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Name 4 other anti thyroid medication?

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1- propylthiouracil
2- carbimazole
3- b- blocker (inhibit conversion of T4 to T3)
- iopanoic acid

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12
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I-131 concentrate in thyroid gland and emits _____

A

B particles

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13
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What is the renal glucose threshold in dogs ?

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180-220

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14
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What should the nadir be in dogs with DM ?

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80-150

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15
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What is the best type of diet for cats with DM?

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High proteins, low carbohydrates

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16
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Which protein stimulate endogenous insulin the most in cats?

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Arginine

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17
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What are the 2 types of insulin associated with higher chances of remission?

A

Glargin

Detemir

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18
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why do diabetes results in neuropathy? in cataracts ?

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  • Accumulation of fructose in nerves results in demyelination
  • Accumulationof sorbitol within the lens
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19
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Which ketones does dipstick measure?

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acetone and acetoacetate

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20
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Why electrolytes are decrease in DKA ?

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Potassium, phosphorus and magnesium

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21
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At which dose of insulin should we consider insulin resistance ?

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1.5 UI/kg

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22
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What are the 3 diseases that results in severe insulin resistance ?

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HAC, acromegaly and diestrus

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23
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What are the 2 etiologies of hypersomatotropism ?

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Acidophilic hyperplasia and pituitary adenoma

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24
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In regards to testing for Cushing disease, ACTH stimulation is more ____ whereas LDDST is more ____

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Specific

Sensitive

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25
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What is the mechanism of action of mitotane

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Necrosis of the zona fasciculata and reticularis

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26
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What is the mechanism of action of trilostane ?

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Competitive inhibitor of steroid synthesis by blockin 3B-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase

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27
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Why drug can interact with trilostane ?

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Spironolactone

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28
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Ectopic ACTH syndrome is associated with which 2 diseases ?

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Lung carcinoma

Neuroendocrine tumors

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29
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Secondary hypoadrenocorticism results in atrophy of ____

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the zone fasciulata

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30
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Primary hyperaldosteronism results in hyperfunction of _____

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zone glomerulosa

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31
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What is the medical management of hyperaldosteronism ?

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Amlodipine, spironolactone and K+ supplementation

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32
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What is the mechanism of action of biphosphate ?

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Binds to hydroxyapatite = reduce activity and number of osteoclasts

33
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What is the main function of magnesium ?

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synthesis, degradation and stabilization of ATP

34
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What is the main reservoir of potassium ?

A

Skeletal muscles

35
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What is the main regulatory organ of potassium ?

A

Kidneys

36
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Who does hypokalemia affects the renal tubule ?

A

Decrease responsiveness to ADH

37
Q

How does niacin affect lipidemia ?

A

Reduce TG synthesis

38
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When do signs of hyposomatotropism are seen in cats ? dogs?

A

1-2 months

2-5 months

39
Q

Neoplastic transformation of acidophils in the anterior pituitary results in ___

A

Hypersomatotropism

40
Q

What is the medical treatment for hypersomatotropism?

A

pasireotide

41
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which dog breed is predisposed to acromegaly and pituitary dwarfism?

A

German Shepherd

42
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Pituitary dwarfism results in deficiencies of which 3 hormones ?

A

GH, TSH and prolactin and gonadotropin

ACTH is intact

43
Q

Which drugs can be use for GH stimulation ?

A

GHRH or alpha-adrenergic (xylazine)

44
Q

Which mutation can be detected in dogs with dwarfism?

A

LHX3

45
Q

What treatment can be use for pituitary dwarfism in dogs ?

A

Porcine GH
Progestins
Thyroid supplements

46
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Which dog breed is predisposed to nephrogenic diabetes insipidus

A

Male siberian huskies (decreased binding activity)

47
Q

DDAVP is a _____

A

V2 receptor agonist

48
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What is the role of PTHrp

A

Calcium homeostasis in the fetus

49
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Why do hyperparathyroidism results in PU/PD

A

Calcium antagonizes effects of vasopressin

50
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Primary hyperparathyroidism is genetic in which breed

A

Keeshond

51
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What is the mechanism of action of biphosphonate?

A

Inhibits osteoclast

52
Q

Thyroid hormone synthesis is catalyzed by ___

A

enzyme thyroid peroxidase (TPO)

53
Q

which hormone promotes iodide trapping in thyroid?

A

TSH

54
Q

Where is the lesion associated with the 3 form of hypothyroidism?

A
  • Primary: thyroid gland
  • Secondary: pituitary gland
  • Tertiary: hypothalamus
55
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Which breed is predisposed to neuromuscular signs when affected by hypothyroidism?

A

Labrador

56
Q

Exercise induced hyperkalemia can be related to which hormonal disease ?

A

Hypothyroidism

57
Q

Epiphyseal dysgenesis of veterbral bodies and long bones can be seen in which feline hormonal disease?

A

Congenital hypothyroidism

58
Q

Decrease afferent arteriolar resistance and increased hydrostatic pressure lead to _____

A

Increased glomerular filtration rate

59
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What stimulation test can be use to diagnosed hypothyroidism. In dogs ? In cats ?

A

TSH stimulation

T3 supression testing

60
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Thyroid carcinoma can originate from two types of cell. Which ones ?

A 
Follicular cells (most common): stain for thyroglobulin
Medullary cells (C cells): stain for calcitonin
61
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What hormones are stimulated in face of hypoglycemia?

A

Glucagon, cathecolamines, glucocorticoid, GH

62
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Which medical/chemotherapy can be use with insulinoma ?

A

Steptozocin; destroy beta cells in pancreatic or metastatic location

63
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which medication can help hypoglycemia when seen with insulinoma?

A

Prednisone
Diazoxide (inhibit closure of pancreatic beta cell ATP-dependant K+ channels = inhibit depolarization)
Octreotide (inhibit insulin secretion)

64
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Pre-diabetes condition in dogs correspond to ___

A

Loss of fast phase insulin response

65
Q

First-to-go insulin in dogs?

A

Intermediate acting (NPH, vetsulin)

66
Q

Which 2 insulin are slow-absorbed (peakless) ?

A

Detemir and glargine

67
Q

Which type of nephropathy is associated with diabetes?

A

Membranous glomerulonephropathy

68
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Why does a low carbohydrate diet increases the risks of remission in cats?

A

Reduces demand on pancreatic beta-cells to produce insulin

69
Q

CRH is inhibited by which 2 hormones ?

A

GC and somatostatin

70
Q

Which part of the anterior pituitary produce ACTH ?

A

Pars distalis

71
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LDDST with a V pattern is consistent with ___ hyperadrenocorticism

A

PDH

72
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Is PU/PD a feature of cats with HAC?

A

no, unless CKD or DM

73
Q

Progestin secreting tumor will results in

A

signs of cortisol excess with normal ACTH stimulation

74
Q

Gastrin release from gastrinoma can be induce with which 2 molecules?

A

Calcium and secretin

75
Q

Pheochromocytoma is a catecholamine producing neuroendocrine tumor arising from ___ cells of the ___

A

chromaffin cells of the adrenal medulla

76
Q

Cathecolamine are synthesize from which amino acid?

A

tyrosine

77
Q

Which contrast media should be use to detect adrenal tumors ?

A

Guanidine (non-ionic based)

78
Q

Which is the optimal diagnostic for pheochromocytoma?

A

urinary NMN to creatinine ratio or urinary cathecolamine

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