| Hint | Answer |
|---|
| Which gender gets more thyroid nodules | |
| In MEN 1, how many parathyroid glands show enlargment? | |
| Trousseau and Chvostek signs are signs of what disorder? | |
| Principle route of drug elimniation | |
| Drug classes that lowers seizure threshold | |
| Type of thyroid cancer that can't be determined by fine'-need biopsy | |
| Low testosterone with low or normal levels of LH and FSH are present in what type of hypogonadism? | |
| Inflate a BP cuff on the arm and see if the patient develops tetany in the forearm/hand, if they do it is called __________ | |
| Most common cause of death in acromegaly | |
| Most common cause of hypercalcemia in outpatients | |
| Most commonly diagnosed form of hyperaldosteronism | |
| Lack of this hormone from the posterior pituitary can cause central diabetes insipidus | |
| Candidiasis (representing T-cell defect) is seen in what disorder along with hypoparathyroidism and Addison's disease? | |
| Most common cause of hyperthyroidism | |
| 80-100% of MEN2a patients have this type of tumore | |
| Two different classes of diabetes drugs that are secretagogues and share a common post-receptor pathway | |
| Step in bacterial cell wall synthesis that is inhibited by penicillin | |
| GH secreting adenomas are usually __________adenomas (micro/macro) | |
| Drug that is currently used most often to maintain baseline insulin levels | |
| People on tetracyclines or quinolones should avoid this medication | |
| Screening test for acromegaly. | |
| Patient relaxes his/her facial muscles then the physician taps the facial nerve in front of the ear, if the person's face twitches or spasms it is a positive ___________ | |
| Condition in which too much TBG leads to decreased levels of free T3 and T4 and what seems to be inappropriately high bound T4 | |
| Condition with which an archibald sign is associated | |
| Complicating skin condition that is pathognomonic for diabetes | |
| Metabolic syndrome: fasting glucose must be higher than _____ and lower than ______. | |
| Gold standard test for evaluating a primary hypothyroid patient | |
| Type of insulin pump infusion where the entire bolus is given at one time | |
| Aldosterone causes _____________ of sodium (retention/excretion) | |
| Most common cause of hypercalcemia in inpatients | |
| A woman with gestational diabetes has a _____-_____ % chance of developing diabetes? | |
| Hyperthyroidism (higher/lower) resin thyroid hormone uptake | |
| Antibiotic associated with gray baby syndrome | |
| Metabolic syndrome: Male waistline must be greater than how many inches? | |
| Inhibits prolactin release | |
| Humalog, novolog and Apidra are all _______acting insulins | |
| Commonly used drug that can cause drug-induced hypogonadism | |
| First-line medication for prolactinoma | |
| Diagnostic test for acromegaly. | |
| One hour glucose in pregnant women should be below this value | |
| Treatment of hypoparathyroidism | |
| Cushing disease patient that has bilateral adrenalectomy and subsequent symptoms of headache, hyperpigmentation, visual changes | |
| Class of drug that is a PPAR gamma agonist that enhances insulin sensitivity | |
| Mainstay medical treatment of hypothyroidism | |
| Hypothyroidism (higher/lower) resin thyroid hormone uptake | |
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