Lubitz Hypothal/Pituit Disorder Flashcards

1
Q

When the pituitary gland gets bigger due to pregnancy and starts to infarct it is known as _____ Syndrome

A

Sheehan’s

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2
Q

Prolactin is tonically inhibited by _____

A

Dopamine

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3
Q

Bi-Temporal Hemi-Anopsia is associated with what tumor?

A

Pituitary

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4
Q

Unlike most pituitary tumors, First-line treatment for prolactinoma is _____

A

NON-SURGERY

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5
Q

Sheehan’s Syndrome is hypopituitarism after blood loss while giving birth due to hypertrophy of ____ that increased the pituitary’s size without extra blood.

A

Lactotrophs

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6
Q

Primary Hypothyroidism results in the ______ of both TRH and PRL

A

Increase

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7
Q

Why is IGF-1 Testing preferred over Growth Hormone testing?

A

GH fluctuates throughout the day

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8
Q

Best way to diagnose HyperProlact?

A
  • Direct, single test.

- rule out pregnancy and hypothyroidism

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9
Q

What visual defect do pituitary tumors cause?

A

Bitemporal Hemianopsia (peripherals)

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10
Q

Two notable endo dysfunctions in acromegaly, aside from heart and bone problems

A
  1. Hypogonadism

2. Hyperglycemia

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11
Q

The hormone _____ is tonically inhibited by dopamine

A

Prolactin

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12
Q

Growth Hormone acts on the liver to synthesize ______

A

IGF-1

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13
Q

Prolactinomas are associated with _______ syndrome, involving pituitary, parathyroid, and pancreas

A

MEN1

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14
Q

The genetic disorder that results in anosmia, hypogonadism with low FSH and LH is known as _____ ____ and happens because GnRH neurons migrate improperly.

A

Kallman Syndrome

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15
Q

Lubitz’s 3 Steps to Endocrine Pathology

A
  1. Screen
  2. Confirm
  3. Localize
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16
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What confirmatory test do you do for Excess GH vs Low GH? Consider what stimulates or inhibits GH release.

A
  • For excess: Give Glucose

- For deficiency: Give insulin

17
Q

HyperProlact causes bone and other problems because it inhibits ________

A

GnRH

18
Q

Best way to diagnose Acromegaly is screening for _______

A

IGF-1

19
Q

Kallman syndrome 2 facts

A
  1. Anosmia

2. Hypogonadism

20
Q

3 problems from Prolactin inhibiting GnRH

A
  1. Weak Bone
  2. Infertile
  3. Amenorrhea
21
Q

While dopamine tonically inhibits prolactin, aside from oxytocin and Estrogens, what seemingly unrelated hormone will promote the secretion of Prl?

A

TRH