Pediatric Panhypopituitarism Flashcards

1
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most common pituitary torpic hormone deficit

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GH deficiency

  • would result in decreased IGFR-1 and decreased GF

(go look for the adenoma please)

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2
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how is bone age affected by GH deficiency

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Bone age delayed

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3
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When is GH most released?

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typically released most over night

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4
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key test if you suspect growth hormone deficiency

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deficiency = excitatory test needed

therefore do an ITT. Make the person hypoglycemic (with insulin), then see if GH increases

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5
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Approved indications for GH treatment in children

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  • GH deficiency
  • Prader Willi Syndrome
  • Chronic Renal Failure
  • Turner Syndrome
  • IUGR
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6
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TSH deficiency indicates ____ hypothyroidism

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central/secondary hypothyroidism.

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7
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how does hypER thyroidism cause acute adrenal insufficiency?

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thyroxin/t4 excess can increase cortisol. cortisol negatively feedsback to inhibit the ACTH axis– can cause adrenal insufficiency.

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8
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gonadotropin deficiency causes a ___ onset of puberty

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delayed

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9
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if a child has gonadotropin deficiency resulting in dealyed onset of puberty, what do you expect the LH response to be following GnRH stimulation test?

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subnormal LH response.

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10
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what do you expect the LH response to be following GnRH stimulation test in someone with Kallmanns syndrome?

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gonadotropin deficiency

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11
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In ACTH deficiency, resulting in low cortisol, how is sugar level, BP level, sodium levels fet affected? what test would you use to look for this?

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ACTH deficinecy= adrenal insufficiency (could be primary or secondary)

  • low cortisol = catabolic issues
  • HYPOglycemia (recall that excess cortisol can cause hyperglycemia/diabetes)
  • hyPOtension
  • dilutional hyponatremia because ADH is not suppressed because low cortisol.
  • BLUNTED repsonse to ACTH stimulation because the adrenal glands start to atrophy due to previous lack of stimulation. Should do an INSULIN TOLERANCE TEST to confrim
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12
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treatment for ACTH deficiency

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this is like secondary adrenal insufficiency (will see affects of decreased cortisol and decreased aldosterone)

  • hydrocortisone
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13
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diabetes insipidus would indicate ___natremia due to ___ deficiency

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HYPERNATREMIA because of diabetes insipidus.– peeing out all the water.

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14
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this is an instance of combined pituitary hormone deficiency

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16
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septo-optic dysplasia trio of pediatric hypopituiarism

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hypopituitarism

optic nerve hypoplasia

cerebral dysgenesis

17
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praderwilli H4O

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hypophagia

hypomentation

hypogonadism

hypotonia

obestiy

18
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key extragonadal symptoms of kallmman syndrome

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Kal mutation results in decreased in GnRH prouction but also with anosmia and microphallus

19
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Recall that laurence-moon-mardet-biedl syndrome is a hypogonadotrophic hypogonadism mthat also results in polydactyli

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22
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glioma is a mass associated with panhypopituitarsm, as well as the condition ___ type I

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neurofibromatosis