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14 years old boy+ 3months of lethargy, Headache, muscle weakness +Drink water excessivly (polydipsia) + Polyuria + brain suprasellar calcification . Neoplasm? |
Craniopharyngioma (Craniopharyngioma, Diabits insepidus) |
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60 year old MAN, Small cell carcinoma of lung ,rushed to emergency in Coma, After Clonic tonic seizure Temp: 37 C, PR 88, Bp100/50 Serum sodium 103 Cause of sezure |
Syndrome of inappropriate ADH secretion |
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60 years old Woman with small cell carcinoma of lung, rounding of face, upper truncal obesity , muscle weakness. Thin wrinkled skin, multiple purple skin lessions BP175/95 Lab show elevated erum level of : |
corticotropin (Cushing syndrome, paraneoplastic syndromE) |
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21 delivering woman abruption placenta and severe bleeding 5 months later, profound lethargy, muscle weakness, pallor, failure of lactation, amenorhea Pathological finding? |
Pituitary infarction (Sheehan Syndrom) |
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25 Man , 3 month polyuria and increased thirst (polydipsia) trauma to the base of skull in a motorcycle accident 4 months ago Polyuria WithOUt hematouria glucosuria proteinurea Lesion to...: |
Neurohypophysis ( Diabetis insepidis) |
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30 year Woman headache , visual disterbunce, Deeping of voice generalized weakness Amenorrhea for past year, large shoe size, impaired glucose tolerance Other useful for establishing your diagnosis? |
MRI of sella turcia (acromegaly, pituitary Adenoma) |
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35 woman schizophrenia, headache visual disturbance irregular mensesfor 9 months, Breast firma nd tender , MRI: enlargment of Anterior pituitary. Cause of enlargement ? |
Lactotrope Adenoma (Galactorrhea, Piuitary adenoma) |
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55 Ma, severe muscle weakness dropping eyelids , worsen with repetive movements, resolve after short rest, XRAY: anterior mediastinal mass. Biopsy would show what patholgy? |
Thymic Heperplasia (Myasthenia Gravis) |
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45 Woman, tingling in her hands and feet, 24 hr after surgery to remove thyroid folliculate carcinoma Symptoms rapidly progress to severe muschle cramps, laryngeal stidor, and convulsion Which of the following lab finding s would be expected |
Deceased serum Caclcium and Decreased PTH D: ( HyperParathyroidism) |
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55 Woman large anterior neck mass, Dysphagia, hoarness , Inspiratory stridor Lab will show? |
Euthyroidism D: ( nontoxic goiter) |
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48 Man recurrent headaches and arthritic pain in his knees of 9 months , Hat size increased, erectile dysfunction, History of kidney sotnes 2 years ago, BP170/100, couarse facial features and goiter Glucosuria, hypercalcuria Explanation? |
Excess gowth ormone secretion Diagnosis ( acromegaly) |
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Why does Patient in q11 ( acromegaly ) gave erectile dysfunction? |
Excess prolactin secretion |
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13 Neonate peculiar genitalia , cytogenic sudies revial a 46 xx karyotype Lab will reveal deficiency in |
21 Hydroxylase (congenital adrenal hyperplasia, adreno.. Syndrome) |
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Infant in Q13: autonomal recissive genetic disorder. He's expected to manifest development anomolies |
Adrenal Hyperplasia ( congenital adrenal hyperplasia ) |
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7 week infant deveopls severe dehydration and Hypo(...) and Expires. Hypovolemic shock in this infant was likely caused by inadequate synthese of |
Aldosterone congenital 21 hydroxxylase deficiency
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6 month year old girl with Wiskott akdrich syndrome is rushed to emergency rrom shortly after sspiking fever of 38 C. History of chronic respiratory infections GIT infections, This child has |
hypoplasia of thymus (Wiskott aldrich syndrome) |
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17.Female neonate with Digeorge syndrome develope severe muscle cramps and convulsions soon after birth Cause of convulsions? |
Hypocalcemia (Digeorge syndrome) |
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in addition to 17, parathyroid agenesis, she would be exoected to have following condtions |
Immune deficiency (Digeorge Syndrome)
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15 boy, with Albright hereditary osteodystrophy is rushed to emergency room with severe muscle crampos and convulsion. the child has history of mental retardation. Lab hypocalcemia and elevated blood levels of PTH Which of following distinguishes this patient endocrinopathy from hghypoparathyroidism seen in Digeorge? |
End-organ unresponsiveness to PTH (Pseudohypoparathyroidism, Albright hereditary osteodystrophy |
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20 . 50 woman, acute flank pain of 72 hr in duration. temp 37 C BP: 140/85 pulse 85, CBC normal, stones in right renal oelvis and ureter This condition may be associated with |
hyperparathyroidism |
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Lab of 20: elevated serum calcium and PTH cT: of neck: 3 cm ... posterior surface of right lobe of the thyroid gland ................. ( sorry not clear) |
Chief (Hyperparathyroidsim, parathyroid adenoma) |
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72 years old woman with long history of Diabietus type 2 presents with abdominal pain. N euromascular weakness and hpertension LAb: markedly elevated levels of serum calcium and PTH . Surgical exploration of patient neck symetrical enlarged parathyroid glands. This patients endocrinopathy caused by |
Renal insufficiency (Hyperparathyroidism) |
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20 woman Hirschsprung disease acute leg pain. Glioma 3 years ago. X ray: fracture of left tibia , elevated Serum Ca and PTH . CT scan: solitary parathyoid mass. two years later present with hypertension and cT scan of the abdomen displays a 4 cm mass in the right adrenal. Genetic studies conducted on this Patient would likely reveal gerline mutation in which of following protoncogenes? |
RET (Parathyroid adenoma, multiple endocrine neoplasm) |
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40 years old woman wih Hypeparathyroiism , 2 month of burning epigastric pain. Pain relieved with antacids or food. Recent history of tarry (mools?) microcytic hypochromic anemia . Gastroscopy reveals bleeding mucosal defect in the antrum Best characterizes the pathogenesis of epigastric pain |
increase secreation of gastin ( Diagnosis: peptic ulcer disease, hyperparathyroidism) |
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25) 4 week old girl apathatic and sluggish abdomen is large , umblical hernia, ksin pale and cold, temp 35C. Explanation |
Thyroid agenesis (Congenital hypothyroidism) |
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26) 55 year old man, who is on dialsis bc of end stage renal disease complain of pain in his jaw and left arm for 6 months Xray: multiple small bone cysts and pathologic fractures Appropriate diagnosis for bone leisons |
Osteitis fibrosa cystica (,,/Hyperparathyroidism) |
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46 old woman, increasing fatigue muscle weakness past 6 months, inability to concerntrate at work and speaks with husky voice. Deny drug or alcohol abuse. cold and clammy skin coarse and brittle hair, boggy face with puffy and peripheral edema. Lab : reduced T3 T4 Underlying cause of S&S? |
Autoimmune Thyroiditis (Hypoparathyroidism) |
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28. 65 year woman with history of multiodular goiter complain of increasing nervousness insomina and heart palpitation. lost 9 k, diffusely enlarged thyroid, no exphthalmus,elevated serum T3 and T4 , antithyroid antibody negative, |
Cardiac Arrythmias
(Hyperparathyroidism , Toxic Goiter) |
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40 woman complain of chronic constipation and anovulatory cycles for last 8 months. Vital signs normal, Peripheral edema, firm diffusely enlaged thyroid gland. T3, T4 low |
Autoimmune Thyroiditis (Hashimoto thyroiditis) |
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30. 52 Woman, swelling in the anterior neck 6 months ago, discomfort during swallowing , no symptoms, symmetrical enlarged thyroid |
Nontoxic Goiter (,, / Multinodular goiter) |
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5 years later (Q30) returns with symotoms of hyperthyroidism. which of the following best summarizes the clinical symptoms expected in this patient
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Tremor, Tachycardia, Weight loss |
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32) 32 woman solitary firm nodule on the left side of her neck. thyroid function tests within normal. fine needle biopsy reveals malignant cells. (slide of tumor p257) Pathology? |
Papillary carcinoma |
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43 year old woman complains of low grade fever and has 3 day history of pain in her neck. Slight enlarged thyroid granulomatous inflammation and the presence of giant cells . Diagnosis |
Subacute (DeQuervain) Thyroiditis |
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35 woman swelling in her anterior neck started months ago, discomfort during swallowing only. Thyroid gland is adhered to other neck structures. thyroid biopsy reports : the Thyroid parenchyma is Replaced by Dense hyalinated Fibrous tissue and a chronic inflammatory infiltrate. |
Riedal thyroditis |
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Q35 25 woman, nervousness and muscle weakness ,intolerant to heat , sweating excessively , lost 9 kg over 6 months with increased calorie uptake. HEart racing and feeling it pounding . missed several menestrual periods. Warm and moist skin, and bulging eyes (exophthalamus) LAb will find: |
Anti-TSH receptor antibodies (Grave's disease |
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thyroid biopsy form Patient Q35: ( image ) best discription |
Follicular hyperplasia with scalloping of colloid (Grave's disease) |
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33 woman swelling neck , solitary nonsender nodule of thyroid gland measuring 2 cm. Nodule does not accumulate Idoine |
Follicular Adenoma |
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q38) 35 year old woman swelling in neck 3 months + watery diahrreaover the same time period. nontender nodule in the left lobe of the thyroid. Mother died of thyroid cancer 8 years ago. Thyroid nodule "cold"by radioidone. Needle biopsy: malignant cells and homogenous eosinophils material. Lab: elevated blood levels of which of the following hormoned in this patiens? |
Calcitonin (Medullary carcinoma of thyroid) |
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Tumor in Q38 removed and stained with congo red to show b... amyloid stroma . study showed familial cancer syndrome, + hyperparathyroidism, in addition what else is the patient in risk for? |
Phochromocytoma (multiple endocrine neoplasm |
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45 man, neck swelling, nodular enlarged thyroid. Examination : dominant "hog/hos (?)" nodule . bopsy : neoplastic cells, vascular and capillary invasion. ( image of distant body metastasis) |
follicular carcinoma of the thyroid |
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Q41)4 years girl with decreased appetite and enlarged belly . Large firm irregular mass in the child's abdomen. a CT guided biopsy reveals neoplasm "small blue cells". further test useful to moniter the mass |
Urinaryvanillylmandelic acid (Neuroblastoma) |
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Genetic analysis of patien Q 41 will show |
M-myc Amplification (neuroblastoma |
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45 years man with recent odd behavor sent to a psychiatrist that asked for evaluation of endocrine system: slightly obese, fat accumulation in the supraclavicular fossa, mild hypertension, protrudent abdomen. Hct and Haemoglobin normal, Neutrophilic leukocytosis with no Eosinophilia , mild hypocalcemia , mild metabolic alkalosis, LAb: free urinary cortisol of 150 mg per 24 hr. Question would be most helpful: |
Are you receiving corticosteroids for some other disease? (Cushing Syndrome) |
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42 woman, amenorrhea, emotional disturbance, and upper truncal obesity, elevated serum of cortisosteroids that can be lowered by dexamethason, suspected Cushing S. Most likely cause of hypercoticotism : |
Pituitary adenoma (Cushing Syndrom) |
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40 woman, history of diabitis complain of recent changes in her bodily appearance ( hirstuisim ) Elevated levels of corticosteroids, can NOT be lowered by dexamethasone. Most likely has tumor arising from: |
Adrenal cortez , zona fasciculata (Cushing Syndrome) |
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45 woman severe asthma, increase in wight and back pain past 9 months, + corticosteroids (for asthma) Which likely pathological finding in Xray of back vertebra? |
Osteoporosis (Cushing sYndrome) |
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4o man, nausea vomiting diarrhea, cramping abdomenal pain, 38 C , BP 90/50, pulse 90 /min ,dehydrated, sunken eyeballs, dry tongue. Hyperpigmentation at palmer creases and gingival margins. Likely cause |
Autoimmunity (addison Disease) |
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50 Man, muscle weakness dizziness, BP 185/100, hypokalemia, elevated aldosteron, low renin and Angiotensin II, Hypernatremia. Cause of Hypernatremia? |
Conn Syndrome
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34 man attack of dizziness, blurred vision, exruciating headaches, of 4 months . BP: 181/120 treated for thyroid cancer about 15 years ago, normal serum levels of aldosteron,renin angiotensin II. increased metanphrines Cause of hypertension? |
Adrenal (Pheochromocytoma)
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(Pharma) Patient prescribed alendronate advised to take plenty of water and remain in standing position for at least half an hour till she had the first meal of the day. Why? to reduce the risk of
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Erosive gastritis |
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Teriparatide used |
osteoporosis |
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Biphosphonate M/A: |
Decreasing osteoclast mediated resorption of bone |
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Pamidronate Used for route of administration |
Osteoporosis Intravenous |
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Conversion of T4 to T3 inhibition |
propylthyouracil |
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Fastest acting thyroid Hormone inhibitor |
Pottasium iodide |
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Safest treatment for hyperthyroidism in Pregnant |
propylthiouracil |
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NOT antithyroid Drug |
Carbamezapine |
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L-thyroxin used |
Cretinism |
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Half life of Radiaiodine (I 131) |
8 days |
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NOT used in thyroid storm? |
Reserpine |
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patient of hypothyroidism described L-thyroxine, Reliable guide for dose adjustment |
Serum TSH level |
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Pregnant lady, thyrotoxicosis, going for surgery, What's given before to reduce vascularity of the gland? |
Iodide ion |
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T3 compared to T4 is |
shorter acting |
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M/A of Propylthiouracil in Hyperthyroidism |
Inhibiting of orginification of iodine inhibition of oxidation f iodine inhibtion of coupling of 2 DITs All of above |
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inhibits 5-deiodinase |
propylthiouracil |
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Beta blocker in hyperthyroidism |
as short symptomatic effect till effects cabimazole develops |
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Thyroxine prefered to T3 in most cases , only place T3 prefered |
Myxedema coma |
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Carbimazole compared to propylthiouracil |
does not inhibit peripheral conversion of T4 to T3 |
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Radioactive iodine prefered in treatment of |
elderly patients with ischemic heart disease |
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Hypothyroidism , Thyroxine prefered to iothyronin |
has longer half life |