Endocrinology Test
1. The most common cause of primary hyperaldosteronism is represented by:
2. Autocrine effect represents:
3. The GH systemic effect is mediated by:
4. Which of the following is the principal inhibitor of prolactin:
5. Glucocorticoids are:
6. In central diabetes insipidus :
7. The lab diagnostic of pheocromocytoma is made by:
8. Testosterone has the following physiological effects:
9. The treatment of GH hyper secretion due to pituitary tumor:
10. Stimulatory neurohormones (promoting) from the hypothalamus are represented by:
11. Patients with Cushing syndrome can present:
12. Testosterone has the following effects in men:
13. Which of the following thyroid ultrasound signs are suspicious for malignancy in a nodule:
14. Which are true regarding calcitonin:
15. Bone formation agents used as osteoporosis treatment are represented by:
16. Adverse effects of the contraceptives are:
17. The differential diagnosis of endogenous hypercorticism includes:
18. Which of the following statements regarding the treatment of chronic adrenal insufficiency are true:
19. FSH has the following effects in ovaries:
20. Absolute vontraindication for estrogen supplementation in women are:
21. In cases of hypopituitarism the GH supplemental therapy:
22. In primary hypothyroidism laboratory investigations can reveal:
23. The clinical suggestive features for thyroid malignancy are:
24. The actions of contraceptives are as follows:
25. A prolactinoma can induce in women: