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1
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Three first line tests to establish hypercortisolism

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  1. Late night salivary cortisol
  2. 24 hour urinary free cortisol
  3. Overnight DMT suppression test
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2
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How many tests are needed to establish hypercortisolism

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2/3 first line tests

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3
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Monoclonal antibody for osteoporosis

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Denosumab

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4
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Which medication should be started before stopping denosumab

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Bisphosphonates

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5
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One lab diagnostic of myxedema coma?

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Low free T4. Not TSH

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6
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Commonly administered in myxedema coma with levothyroxine

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Empiric steroids for adrenal insufficiency

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7
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Lab to monitor levothyroxine dosage after pituitary resection

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T4

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8
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Target FT4 for levithyroxine supplementation after pitutary resection

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Mid to upper range of normal

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9
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Does alendronate improve BMD?

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No

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10
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Nesidoblastosis

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Post gastric bypass hypoglycemia

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11
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Clinically significant hypoglycemia

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55

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12
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Relative hypoglycemia

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Rapid correction of BG in a patient with persistently high BG

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13
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Hypoglycemia unawareness

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Lack of autonomic response to low BG

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14
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Whipple’s triad

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Hypoglycemia triad

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15
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4 tests for fasting hypoglycemia

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  1. Insulin
  2. C peptide
  3. Pro insulin
  4. Beta hydroxy butyrate
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16
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Frequency of lab draws for fasting hypoglycemia

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Every 6 hours

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17
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Frequency of plasma glucose measurement for PP hypoglycemia

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Every 30 minutes * 5 hours after meal

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18
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Fasting BG for metabolic syndrome

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100

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19
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TG for metabolic syndrome

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150

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20
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DBP for metabolic syndrome

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85

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21
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Waist circumference for metabolic syndrome

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35 F and 40 M

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22
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Weight loss goal for DM

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7% in 6 months

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23
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When should you not target a HbA1c

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Life expectancy <10 years

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24
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Side effect of thiazolidinediones

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CHF

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25
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Fournier gangrene is a SE of which hypoglycemic agent

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SGLT-2

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26
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2 lab abnormalities seen with Metformin

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  1. Lactic acidosis
  2. B12 deficiency
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27
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Insulin dose in T2DM

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0.1-0.5

28
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Insulin in type 1 DM

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0.4-1unit/kg

29
Q

Most incidentally discovered adenomas are ——-

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Benign

30
Q

What are the two ways to classify a pitutary adenoma

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  1. Micro and macro
  2. Functioning and non functioning
31
Q

Duration for denosumab

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10 years

32
Q

What is MACE

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Mild autonomous cortisol excess; adrenal ACTH independent production of cortisol without features of fishing’s

33
Q

Three drugs for neuropathic pain

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  1. Pregablin
  2. Gabapentin
  3. Cymbalta
34
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Common pain medication causing hypogonadism

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Opiates by suppressing GnRH

35
Q

Medications causing hyperprolactenemia

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Anti psychotics and metoclopropamide

36
Q

Rx of med related hyper prolactinemia

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  1. Stop if possible
  2. If cannot be stopped —> put Stuart MRI to evaluate for adenoma
  3. Hormone replacement to Rx symptoms
  4. DO NOT GIVE CABERGOLINE DUR TO WORSENING OF PSYCH SYMPTOMS
37
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When to Re image pitutary adenoma after starting therapy

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3 months and then every 6-12 months

38
Q

Asymptomatic pitutary micro adenoma Rx

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None

39
Q

Mainstay Rx or acromegaly

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Surgery

40
Q

Drug Rx of acromegaly

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Pegvisomant

41
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Difference between Cushing disease and syndrome

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Disease: pitutary source
Syndrome: any source

42
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Diagnosis DI

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  1. High serum osmolarity and Na
  2. Low urine osmolarity
  3. Water deprivation
43
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Diff central from nephrogenic DI

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Desmopressin supression

44
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2 medications causing hyperCa

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  1. Lithium
  2. Thiazides
45
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What is tertiary huperPTH

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CKD patients with chronic secondary hyperPTH develop PTH hyperplasia leading to autonomous PTH production

46
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Familial hypocalciuric hupocalcemia gene mutation

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Calcium sensing R gene

47
Q

2 other endocrine disorders causing high Ca

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Throtoxicosis and Addison crisis

48
Q

When should rheum screen for osteoporosis

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Steroids for >6 months
1. <40 yr + risk factors
2. >40 yr

49
Q

Common side effect of zolendronic acid

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First insulin fever and myalgia —> does not recur

50
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Contraindication for bisphosphonate

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GFR <35

51
Q

Recombinant PTH for osteoporosis

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Teri pertained and abaloparatide

52
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Max duration for recombinant PTH in osteoporosis

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2 years

53
Q

Sclerotin inhibitor

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Romosuzumab

54
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Contraindication of romosuzumab

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CVD

55
Q

Which hormone levels should be tested in all patients with adrenal incidentaloma

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Cortisol levels

56
Q

When should pheo testing be done for incedentaloma

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> 10 hounsfield unit on CT abdomen

57
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What are the characteristics of benign adrenal incedentaloma

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  1. Size <4 cm
  2. Hounsfield units <10
  3. Contrast washout >60% in 10 minutes
58
Q

Which anti thyroid medication is used acutely and which is maintainance

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PTU - promote recovery
Methimazole - maintain

59
Q

Endocrine abnormalities progression after pitutary resection

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DI post op —> SIADH in 7-10 days —> DI permanent

60
Q

Which two drugs lead to false results on RAIU scan?

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Lithium and Amiodarone

61
Q

Proxy for HBA1c in patients with hemolytic anemia

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Frustosamine

62
Q

Remember situations when HBA1c is not useful

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  1. Hemolytic anemia
  2. Blood transfusion
  3. Hemoglobinopathies
63
Q

Contraindications for GLP-1

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  1. Pancreatic CA/pancreatitis
  2. MEN syndrome
64
Q

Predominant hormone regulating PO4

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FGF-23

65
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Which electrolyte deficiency can lead to low PTH secretion

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Mg

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