rev Flashcards

1
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pharmacological management of acromegaly

A

somatostation analogue = ocreotide

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2
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causes of secondary hypothyroidism

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hypopituitarism

  • adenoma
  • ablative therapy
  • pituitary trauma
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3
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young female, unwell, weight loss, amenorrhea, hyperkalaemic, hyponatraemic, golden skin

A

addisons

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4
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hypercalcaemia treatment

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fluids + bisphophonates

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5
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why is the macula red (cherry red spot) in patients with central retinal artery occlusion?

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macula is thin + choroidal blood supply can be seen through the cells of the macula

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aid worker has returned from africa and notices that their eyelashes have inturned, why has this happened?

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chlamydia (trachomatis) induced scaring

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7
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MoA of latanoprost

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opens uveascleral outflow

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sick day rules for T1DM

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Never stop insulin: you may have to adjust the dose

Stay hydrated, (you can also drink any
other sugar free drink) every hour.
• Do not fast: maintain carbohydrate intake
• If you are unable to eat or drink or are vomiting, replace meals with
sugary fluids or ice cream

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9
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symptoms of high blood glucose

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thirst
passing more urine than usual
tiredness

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10
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medication sick day rules for T2DM

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STOP -
metformin - increase lactic acidosis risk
sufonylureas (gliclazide) - hypo, if you are eating normally continue them tho

GLP-1 analogues (exenatide)
SLGT2 inhibitors (dapagliflozin)
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11
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once recovered from illnesses, how should T2 diabetics restart their medication?

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take them as normal

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12
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diabetes causing GI autonomic neuropathy presentation?

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gastroparesis - bloating, vomiting, eratic blood gluce control
–> mx = metoclopramide

chronic diarrhoea (at night)
reflux
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13
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how is diabetic neuropathic pain managed?

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same way as other forms of neuropathic pain

–> amitriptyline -> duloxetine -> gabapentin -> pregabalin

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14
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which cardiac abnormality is assoc with acromegaly?

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cardiomyopathy
hypertension
arrhythmias
left ventricular hypertrophy

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15
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what might thyrotoxicosis with tender goitre indicate?

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subacute (de quervains) thyroiditis

hyperthyroid state then hypothyroiid

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16
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what might peptic ulceration, galactorrhoea and hypercalcaemia indicate?

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MEN 1

hyperparathyroidism, pituitary, pancreatic (insolinomas/gastrinomas)