Year 2 Endocrine

Classical triad of clinical features of diabetes mellitus

• Polyuria

• Unexplained weight loss

• Polydipsia

• Polyphagia

Most commin ANTERIOR PITUITARY disorders

• Hyperplasia

• Tumors

• Hemorrhage

• Necrosis

Pituitary adenomas usually composed of single cell type

• True

• False

Nephrogenic diabetes insipidus is due to

• ADH dificiency

• Renal tubule unresponsiveness toward circulating ADH

Clinical manifestations of syndrome of inappropriate ADH (SIADH) secretion

• Hyponatremia

• Polyuria

• Cerebral edema

• Resultant neurologic dysfunction

GnRH receptor agonists are

• Lutropin

• Leuprolide

• Follitropin

• Goserelin

What drug need to be given for oatient with mutation in gene that encodes GH receptor?

• Atosiban

• Somatropin

• Bromocriptine

• Mecasermin

Indirect effects of viral infections are

• Damage of virus infected endocrine cells (viral replication, proliferation & assembly)

• Alteration of hormonal activity by viral gene products

• Damage of virus infected endocrine organs (immune reaction)

• Damage against uninfected endocrine organs (autoimmune mechanism)

mumps infection can cause orchitis to male patient

• True

• False

Wich of these are categorized as Hyperadrenalism?

• Cushing syndrome

• Adrenogenital syndromes

• Hypoaldosteronism

• Hyperaldosteronism