Endocrinology Test
1. The most common cause of primary hyperaldosteronism is represented by:
2. The confirmatory marker of Graves’ disease is:
3. Which from the following statements regarding calcitonin is true:
4. Parathyroid hormone:
5. The GH systemic effect is mediated by:
6. Stimulatory neurohormones (promoting) from the hypothalamus are represented by:
7. Hormonal secretion regulation includes:
8. Which statements are true regarding medullary thyroid carcinoma:
9. In the diagnostic of secondary hypothyroidism:
10. In females FSH :
11. In pituitary tumors with compression of the cavernous sinus:
12. Cardiac signs of hypocalcaemia are:
13. The pathophysiological mechanisms involved in secondary hyperparathyroidism from chronic renal failure are represented by:
14. In cases of hypopituitarism the GH supplemental therapy:
15. The causes of chronic primary adrenocortical insufficiency can be:
16. The following are true regarding primary adrenal insufficiency:
17. The following regarding pituitary are true:
18. The following are true regarding medical treatment of GH deficiency:
19. Contraindication of sexual steroid supplementation in males are:
20. The laboratory and paraclinical evaluation in parathyroid insufficiency show:
21. In congenital adrenal hyperplasia caused by 21-hydroxylase deficiency (classic form) are described:
22. The classic diagnostic TRIADE of Graves disease is represented by:
23. The endocrine complications of corticotherapy are:
24. Laboratory exam in global pituitary insufficiency shows:
25. Triggers for hypertensive crises in pheocromocytoma are: