Endocrine Flashcards

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Best imaging for pituitary adenoma?

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MRI.

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Key hormones to check?

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FSH, LH, TSH, prolactin, GH, ACTH.

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Typical visual field defect?

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Bitemporal hemianopsia.

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First-line medical therapy for prolactinoma?

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Dopamine agonist (bromocriptine).

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Fasting glucose 6.7, next test?

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75 g OGTT.

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Meds to prevent diabetes in impaired glucose tolerance?

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Metformin, acarbose, thiazolidinedione.

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Long-term glucose control test?

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HbA1c.

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Monitoring frequency for Type 1 Diabetes?

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HbA1c q3mo, urine A/C yearly, cholesterol yearly, Cr q6mo.

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Complications of Type 1 Diabetes?

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Retinopathy, nephropathy, neuropathy, CAD.

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Insulin regimen split for Type 1 Diabetes?

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40–50% basal, 50–60% premeal bolus.

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Dietary advice for Type 1 Diabetes?

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<30% fat (<10% sat), 55% carbs, protein 15–20%.

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Screening guideline for Type 2 Diabetes?

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q3yrs after 40 (earlier if risk factors).

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Diagnostic criteria (CDA) for Type 2 Diabetes?

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FBG ≥7.0, 2h OGTT ≥11.1, A1C ≥6.5%.

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Glycemic targets for Type 2 Diabetes?

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A1C <7.0%, 2h post-prandial 5–10.

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First-line medication for Type 2 Diabetes?

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Metformin (unless contraindicated).

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Yearly complication screening for Type 2 Diabetes?

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Neuropathy (monofilament), nephropathy (ACR), retinopathy (eye exam), dyslipidemia, BP, CAD risk.

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Diagnostic T-score cutoffs for Osteoporosis?

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Normal > –1, Osteopenia –1 to –2.5, Osteoporosis < –2.5.

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First-line non-pharm management for Osteoporosis?

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Weight-bearing exercise, smoking/alcohol cessation, fall prevention.

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Calcium & Vitamin D requirements for Osteoporosis?

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Calcium 1500 mg/day, Vit D 800 IU/day.

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First-line drug therapy for Osteoporosis?

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Bisphosphonates (alendronate, risedronate).

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Bisphosphonate side effects?

A

GI upset, esophagitis, osteonecrosis of jaw.

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Red flags for thyroid cancer?

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Male, <20 or >65, rapid growth, local invasion, radiation history, FHx.

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First-line diagnostic test for thyroid nodule?

A

U/S guided FNA.

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Hyperthyroidism Rx?

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Thionamides (PTU, methimazole), β-blocker, radioiodine, surgery.

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Hypothyroidism Rx?
Levothyroxine; recheck TSH in 6 weeks.
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Key complication of hypothyroidism?
Myxedema coma.
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Common drug causes of gynecomastia?
Spironolactone, cimetidine, verapamil, nifedipine, ketoconazole, TCAs, digoxin, HAART, narcotics.
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Physiological ages for gynecomastia?
Newborns, adolescence, older men.
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Classic triad of symptoms for DKA?
Polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia.
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Typical labs for DKA?
High glucose, ketones, acidosis, ↑AG, low K⁺ (after correction).
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Treatment for DKA?
IV fluids, insulin, K⁺ replacement.
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PCOS diagnostic clue?
LH:FSH >2.
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Sudden severe hirsutism + virilization — think?
Androgen-secreting ovarian/adrenal tumor.
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Late-onset CAH screen?
↑17-OHP.
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Common drug causes of hirsutism?
Dilantin, steroids, metoclopramide, methyldopa.
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First-line lifestyle management for hirsutism?
Healthy eating, exercise, weight loss (esp. PCOS).
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Hair removal options for hirsutism?
Depilatories, waxing, laser, electrolysis.
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PCOS-specific treatments?
Weight loss, OCP, provera (for withdrawal bleed), clomiphene for fertility.
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Anti-androgen therapies for hirsutism?
Spironolactone, flutamide, finasteride, Diane-35.
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Other hormonal options for hirsutism?
OCP, GnRH agonists, insulin-sensitizers.
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Why induce withdrawal bleed in amenorrhea?
To prevent endometrial hyperplasia or cancer.