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  • 1

    Cortisol-to-creatinine ratio on repeated measurement being indicative of hypercortisolism

    > 25 nmol/mmol

  • 2

    Which of the ff statements is correct

    UFC is less sensitive than salviary cortisol and dexamethasone suppression testing

  • 3

    False positive results of serum Cortisol

    All of the choices

  • 4

    Midnight serum cortisol level indicative of cushing syndrome? indicate the units

    >200 nmol/L or >7.5 microg/dL

  • 5

    Cushing syndrome is excluded if the serum cortisol at midnight is?

    <50 nmol/L

  • 6

    Midnight salivary cortisol value for diagnosis of Cushing syndrome (indicate the units)

    >5 nmol/L or >2 ng/mL

  • 7

    Normal nadir level of midnight serum cortisol

    <50 nmol/L or <2 microg/dL

  • 8

    Oral estrogen therapy and pregnancy may elevate CBG and total serum cortisol. Estrogen should be stopped for how many weeks prior to assessment by test using serum cortisol?

    6 weeks

  • 9

    True of low dose overnight dexamethasone suppression tests except:

    Simultaneous measurement of plasma dexamethasone of >2 nmol/L by LC appears to improve the accuracy of the test

  • 10

    34/F came in to your clinic because of obesity and would want to lose weight. On further probing patient had difficulty climbing the stairs. On physical examination patient had difficulty rising from a crouch position, she has moon facies, buffalo hump, bruises, and abdominal striae >1cm red-purplish non-blanching. Her BP was 140/90 mg/dL, RBS 300 mg/dL. You are highly suspecting of Cushing syndrome. What is your next step?

    Exclude exogenous glucocorticoid exposure

  • 11

    34/F came in to your clinic because of obesity and would want to lose weight. On further probing patient had difficulty climbing the stairs. On physical examination patient had difficulty rising from a crouch position, she has moon facies, buffalo hump, bruises, and abdominal striae >1cm red-purplish non-blanching. Her BP was 140/90 mg/dL, RBS 300 mg/dL. You are highly suspecting of Cushing syndrome. Late night salivary cortisol revealed 150 ng/dL repeated twice. What is your next step?

    Exclude physiologic cause of hypercortisolism

  • 12

    Diagnostic criteria that point to Cushing syndrome UFC Overnight 1mg DST Late night salivary cortisol

    UFC greater than the normal range of the assay Overnight 1mg DST >50nmol/L or > 1.8 ug/dl Late night salivary cortisol >4nmol/L or >145 ng/dL

  • 13

    Normal range for 9am ACTH

    2-11 pmol/L 9-52 pg/mL

  • 14

    True of morning plasma ACTH

    50% of patients with cushing disease have a 9am ACTH level within the normal reference range

  • 15

    How to perform High dose dexamethasone suppression test or liddle test?

    2mg dexamethasone Q6h for 48 hours Extract at time 0 and 48 hours Rationale: The negative feedback of ACTH suppression is set to a higher level

  • 16

    Positive test for High dose DST

    >50% suppression of plasma cortisol from the baseline

  • 17

    True of CRH

    Up to 10% of pts with Cushing Dse do not respond to CRH

  • 18

    True of the ff statements

    All of the above

  • 19

    In investigating ectopic ACTH syndrome, obtain CT/MRI scanning of which areas of the body?

    TAP Thorax Abdomen Pelvis

  • 20

    Radiotherapy is reserved for the ff patients (3)

    1. Microadenoma not responsive to surgery 2. Patients who undergone Bilateral adrenalectomy 3. Nelson’s syndrome

  • 21

    Management of recurrent cushing disease

    1. Repeat pituitary surgery 2. Gamma knife 3. Radiation 4. Medical therapies 5. Adrenal surgery

  • 22

    True of Tuberculous Addison disease

    Calcification is evident in 50% of cases

  • 23

    Percentage of the adrenal cortex must be compromised before symptoms and signs become apparent

    >90%

  • 24

    Common cause of infevtion in children that resulted in acquired AI

    Pseudomonas aeruginosa

  • 25

    % of patients with lung ca have adrenal metastases on CT scan

    20

  • 26

    True of adenomas?

    All are correct

  • 27

    The ff are features of benign adrenal incidentaloma except

    >10HU

  • 28

    Size of incidentalomas are predictive of malignancy

    >6cm 25% <4cm <2%

  • 29

    True of adrenal carcinoma

    75% metastatic spread is evident at presentation

  • 30

    Measurement of the ff can detect Dopamine-secreting tumor (2)

    1. Urinary dopamine 2. Plasma methoxytyramine

  • 31

    True of False? The most reliable case detection strategy is measurement of fractionated metanephrine and catecholamines in a 24-hr URINE collection

    TRUE

  • 32

    Imaging characteristic of pheochromocytoma

    >3cm Round to oval smooth margin Inhomogeneous with areas of cystic degeneration usually solitary and unilateral marcked enhancemebt on CT scan >10 HU <50% washout MRI: Hyperintense Common: Necrosis, hemorrhage or calcifications Growth: 0.5-1cm per year

  • 33

    True of pre-op management of pheochromocytoma

    Alpha adrenergic blockade should be started 7-10 days pre-operatively

  • 34

    MC complications of surgery in pheochromocytoma

    BP lability intra op post op hypotension

  • 35

    True of phenoxybenzamine

    preferred drug for pre op preparation to control BB and arrythmia

  • 36

    Goal heart rate pre op in pheo?

    60-80 bpm

  • 37

    Main side effect of Metyrosine

    Hypersomnolence

  • 38

    MOA of Metyrosine

    Inhibit Tyrosine Hydroxylase

  • 39

    Dose of metyrosine a day before the procedure

    1000 mg Q6H

  • 40

    Dose of nicardipine in the mgt of pre op pheo?

    30mg BID sustained release orally

  • 41

    Medication to avoid in hypertensive crises in pregnant patient with pheo?

    Nitroprusside

  • 42

    The ff drugs should be avoided intra op in pts with pheo except

    Lidocane

  • 43

    Give 3 that inhibit Aldosterone secretion

    Heparin ANP Dopamine

  • 44

    Tissues with the highest concentrations of Mineralocorticoud receptors (3)

    Hippocampus Distal nephron Colon

  • 45

    Lower levels of MR are foubd in (2)

    1. GIT 2. Heart

  • 46

    MR can be found in highest concentrations in these tissues except:

    Heart

  • 47

    Elements of the RAAS are present the ff:

    All of the above

  • 48

    T or F Endogenous glucocorticoids and Mineralocorticoids bind equally to the mineralocorticoid receptor

    T

  • 49

    Reasonable to test patients with PA for cortisol cosecretion when the adrenal adenoma is greater than ____ cm in diameter

    1.5

  • 50

    What baseline tests are included if a patient with pheochromocytoma is suspected of having cortisol cosecretion (2)

    1. DHEAS 2. Overnight 1mg DST

  • 51

    How many months post surgery can one observe the full impact on hypertension in PA patients

    3 months

  • 52

    % post op Hyperkalemia post surgery of patients with APA

    9.9%

  • 53

    Max dose of eplerebone in the tx of hypertension in PA

    100mg

  • 54

    Max dose of spironolactone in the tx of hypertension in PA

    400 mg

  • 55

    Spironolactone pregnancy category

    C

  • 56

    Eplerenone pregnancy category

    B