Endocrine Flashcards

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What is found in 80% of pts with DMI?

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Antibodies against GAD-65

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Ketone development is seen in which type of DM?

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Type I

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A serum fasting (at least 8 hours) blood glucose of what or above on more than one occasion is diagnostic for DM?

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126

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An A1C of what or above is diagnostic for DM?

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6.5%

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What is the optimal insulin regimen?

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A basal insulin plus a mealtime bolus of rapid or short acting insulin

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What occurs with the Somogyi effect?

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The pt will be hypoglycemic at 3am but have rebound hyperglycemia at 7am

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How do you treat the Somogyi effect?

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Reduce or omit bedtime dose of insulin

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What occurs with the Dawn phenomenon?

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Blood glucose becomes progressively elevated throughout the night, with resulting elevated BS at 7am

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How do you prevent Dawn phenomenon?

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Add or increase bedtime dose of insulin

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What are the three components of Syndrome X?

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Obesity, HTN and abnormal lipid profiles

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Waist circumference is equal to or above what in metabolic syndrome?

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Above 40 inches in men and above 35 inches in women

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BP is above or equal to what in metabolic syndrome?

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Above 135/85

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Triglycerides are equal to or above what in metabolic syndrome?

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150

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Fasting BG is equal to or above what in metabolic syndrome?

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100

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HDL is below what in metabolic syndrome?

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Below 40 in men and below 50 in women

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Will you see ketones in the blood or urine in DMII?

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No

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17
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What is the starter drug of choice in DMII?

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Metformin

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18
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What is the major potential complication of metformin?

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Lactic acidosis

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What is the second line therapy class of drugs for DMII?

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GLP-1 agonist

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What are two potential complications of GLP-1 agonists?

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Thyroid CA and pancreatitis

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What is the dosing for insulin for DKA?

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0.1 units/kg as a bolus followed by 0.1 units/kg/hr drip

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What is the most common presentation of hyperthyroidism?

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Grave’s disease

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In a hyperthyroid pt, what happens to TSH and T3?

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TSH is low and T3 is high

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What med is given for symptomatic management in hyperthyroid?

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What is the most common cause of hypothyroidism?
Hashimoto's
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What thyroid labs are seen in hypothyroidism?
Elevated TSH and low T4
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What symptom may occur when starting synthroid?
Hair loss
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What should you avoid in thyroid crisis?
Aspirin
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What is Cushing's?
ACTH hypersecretion
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What happens to BP in Cushing's?
Will be elevated
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What happens to the distribution of fat in Cushing's?
Moves from the extremities to a more central distribution
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What are three major electrolyte disturbances in Cushing's?
Hyperglycemia, hypernatremia, hypokalemia
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What is Addison's disease a deficiency of?
Cortisol, androgens and aldosterone
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How is Addison's managed?
With glucocoticoid and mineralocorticoid replacement
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What three lab abnormalities are seen in Addison's?
Hypoglycemia, hyponatremia, hyperkalemia
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What is a cosyntropin stimulation test used to rule out?
Addison's disease
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What does SIADH cause?
Inappropriate water retention
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Neuro changes in SIADH are 2/2 what?
Hyponatremia
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What will pt with SIADH's fluid status be?
Euvolemic
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What is serum os in SIADH?
<280
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What is urine os in SIADH?
>100
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What is urine sodium in SIADH?
> 20 mEq/L
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How to manage SIADH if serum Na+ > 120?
Restrict total fluids to 1L/ 24 hours
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How to manage SIADH if serum Na+ 110-120 w/o neuro changes?
Restrict total fluids to 500mL/ 24 hours
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How to manage SIADH if serum Na+ <110 or neuro sx are present?
Replace with isotonic or hypertonic saline and Lasix
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What is diabetes insipidus?
Inadequate output of or kidney response to ADH
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Difference between SIADH and DI?
SIADH=too much ADH; DI=not enough ADH
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What are the main sx of DI?
Water craving and polyuria
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What happens to sodium in DI?
Will see hypernatremia
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What is a normal BUN?
10-20
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What is a normal Cr?
0.5-1.5
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What is normal urine specific gravity?
1.010-1.03
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What is used to treat acute DI?
DDAVP
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For a pt being discharged with DI, what is the maintenance dose of DDAVP?
10 ug q 12-24 hours IN
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What four things are on a urine assay test for pheochromocytoma?
Urine catecholamines, metanephrines, VMA and creatinine
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How do you confirm diagnosis of a pheochromocytoma?
CT scan
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What should you watch for after removal of a pheochromocytoma?
Hypotension