| Hint | Answer |
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| Low testosterone with high levels of LH and FSH are present in what type of hypogonadism | |
| What is the hallmark symptom of glugaconoma? | |
| Inflate a BP cuff on the arm and see if the patient develops tetany in the forearm/hand, if they do it is called __________ | |
| Stimulates TSH release | |
| Gold standard test for evaluating a primary hypothyroid patient | |
| During the 3 hour oral glucose tolerance test, women should be below this value after 2 hours | |
| Candidiasis (representing T-cell defect) is seen in what disorder along with hypoparathyroidism and Addison's disease? | |
| Type of insulin pump infusion where part of the bolus is given immediately and the rest is given over a period of time. | |
| Type of thyroid cancer that can't be determined by fine'-need biopsy | |
| Commonly used drug that can cause drug-induced hypogonadism | |
| Autonomic dysfunction in diabetes causes diarrhea that is worse when? | |
| Most common cause of death in acromegaly | |
| Most common cause of hypercalcemia in outpatients | |
| GH secreting adenomas are usually __________adenomas (micro/macro) | |
| Corrected Ca+2= | |
| Drug classes that lowers seizure threshold | |
| Stimulates prolactin release | |
| In MEN 1, how many parathyroid glands show enlargment? | |
| Low testosterone with low or normal levels of LH and FSH are present in what type of hypogonadism? | |
| Fluoroquinolone used to treat anaerobic infections | |
| Trousseau and Chvostek signs are signs of what disorder? | |
| Type of insulin pump infusion where the entire bolus is given at one time | |
| Deficient PTH secretion is a complication of what genetic disorder | |
| High levels of this hormone can mimic TSH during pregnancy because they share an alpha subunit | |
| Bone complication associated with hyperparathyroidism and hypercalcemia | |
| Most common cause of dialysis | |
| Metabolic syndrome: Male waistline must be greater than how many inches? | |
| Type of assay used to measure PTH | |
| What type of drugs must you give before resecting a pheochromocytoma but after an alpha blockade to decrease risk a hypertensive crisis? | |
| Gold standard measure for euthyroidal illness | |
| Metabolic syndrome: fasting glucose must be higher than _____ and lower than ______. | |
| Gastrinoma would be seen in what familial neoplastic disorder? | |
| Condition with which an archibald sign is associated | |
| Leading cause of blindness in people older than 50 years old. | |
| Mainstay treatment of hyperthyroidism in pregnancy | |
| Complicating skin condition that is pathognomonic for diabetes | |
| Principle route of drug elimniation | |
| Most sensitive tool for testing thyroid | |
| During pregnancy, TSH levels are (increased/decreased) | |
| Type of thyroid cancer that can met to bone | |
| Inhibits prolactin release | |
| PTH receptor does not respond to Calcium until the levels are very high | |
| DeQuerivain's thyroiditis would show (high/low) levels of exogenous iodine upake? | |
| 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 ___________ | |
| Altered persperation due to autonomic dysfunction as a late complication of diabetes causes excessive sweating during this activity | |
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