Endocrinology Test
1. The differential diagnostic of hypocalcaemia is made with:
2. Primary hyperparathyroidism associates:
3. The most common form of thyroid cancer is:
4. The following is false regarding nonfunctional pituitary adenoma:
5. Which of the following is the principal inhibitor of prolactin:
6. Inhibitory neurohormones from the hypothalamus are represented by:
7. Causes of secondary hyperaldosteronism:
8. Which of the following statements regarding the treatment of chronic adrenal insufficiency are true:
9. The treatment options in Cushing’s include the following:
10. Which statements regarding pheocromocytoma are true:
11. The control mechanisms of arginine vasopressin release include:
12. The physiologic effects of cortisol are represented by:
13. In the initial phase – aggression stage - of sub acute thyroiditis is characterized by:
14. The laboratory and paraclinical evaluation in parathyroid insufficiency show:
15. Bone formation agents used as osteoporosis treatment are represented by:
16. Laboratory tests for positive diagnosis in pheocromocytoma can reveal:
17. Parathyroid localization evaluation:
18. Which are true regarding calcitonin:
19. In subacute thyroiditis:
20. Lab exam in Cushing’s shows:
21. The ultrasound characteristic suggestive for thyroid cancer are:
22. The diagnostic of multinodular toxic goiter is suggested by:
23. The morphologic symptoms seen in acromegaly are:
24. The clinical suggestive features for thyroid malignancy are:
25. The following are true regarding nephrogenic diabetes insipidus: