Endocrinology Test
1. The lab diagnostic of classic/overt hyperaldosteronismus is suggestive in case of:
2. In secondary adrenal insufficiency:
3. In males hyperprolactinemia can induce:
4. The following is false regarding nonfunctional pituitary adenoma:
5. Which statement is true:
6. Adverse effects of the contraceptives are:
7. In case of prolactinoma the endocrine syndrome in males comprise:
8. A large pituitary adenoma can induce the following clinical signs:
9. In congenital adrenal hyperplasia caused by 21-hydroxylase deficiency (classic form) are described:
10. Laboratory tests for positive diagnosis in pheocromocytoma can reveal:
11. Superior localization test for pheocromocytoma are:
12. The pathophysiological mechanisms involved in secondary hyperparathyroidism from chronic renal failure are represented by:
13. Testosterone has the following physiological effects:
14. In subacute thyroiditis:
15. The differential diagnosis of endogenous hypercorticism includes:
16. The actions of contraceptives are as follows:
17. In hyperparathyroidism the diagnostic steps include:
18. Addison's disease:
19. Conditions associated with thyrotoxicosis are:
20. In the initial phase – aggression stage - of sub acute thyroiditis is characterized by:
21. Morphofunctional imagistic test for adrenal tumors are:
22. Triggers for hypertensive crises in pheocromocytoma are:
23. Additional lab diagnostic in Cushing disease show:
24. Amiodarone induced thyrotoxicosis:
25. In pituitary tumors with compression of the cavernous sinus: