Tutorial 2 Flashcards

1
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t/f hyponatramia/hypernatraemia is a problem of sodium conc

A

no, it’s a water problem

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2
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Where is ADH made

A

in hypothalamus, released from post pit

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3
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How could hypothalamus be damaged such that ADH production is decreased

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Tumour, trauma, inflammation (incl. autoimmune)

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4
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ADH deficiency leads to….

A

hypernatraemia

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5
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Presentation of lack of ADH

A

Polyuria and polysypsia

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6
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In a water deprivation test why is a patient weighed

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If they lose more than 3% of body weight it means they are losing too much water

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7
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If diabetes, fasting glucose above what

A

7mmol

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8
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What is the diagnosis for case 1

A

Cranial diabetes insipidus

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9
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How can cranial DI be treated

A

DDAVP (=desmopressin)

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10
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What is causing confusion and unsteadiness

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Hyponatreamia

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11
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Diagnosis here

A

small cell lung cancer which is secreting a lot of ADH –> SIADH, reabsorbing lots of water

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12
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Treatment

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Restricting water intake, democlocycline (resistance) /vaptans

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